Political stories occupy the front of several papers, The Observer reporting Sir Keir Starmer has been urged to fight back ...

Britain's defence ministry has launched an urgent investigation after a football fan found piles of sensitive military papers ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ spring statement features prominently on the front of Wednesday’s newspapers. The Financial Times says the Chancellor will announce a £2.2 billion rise in defence ...

Some 250,000 people will be pushed into poverty and 800,000 people will see their disability benefits reduced under the Government’s “benefits squeeze”, the i Paper reports. Meanwhile ...

The papers on Sunday are led by a variety of political ... Meanwhile, The Observer writes living standards of UK families are set to fall by 2030, with those on the lowest incomes declining ...

Cambrian News was narrowly pipped to the post by the Camden New Journal with the Regional Press Awards judges also singling ...

Lastly, the Daily Star leads on a “decades-old riddle” over the broom used in TV comedy favourite Only Fools and Horses. Friday's frontpage: Sod the JFK files.. Our special investigation ...

The Government’s economic plans lead the nation’s papers on Thursday. The Guardian reports Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to announce the biggest spending cuts since the austerity era in a ...