THE NEW YORK TIMES: Andy Burnham’s day began with a visit to a homeless shelter in central London before he shook hands with King Charles III in the gilded splendour of Buckingham Palace.
A father-of-four has revealed how a routine appointment uncovered a terminal eye cancer diagnosis that has spread to his liver, leaving him with just two years to live.
THE NEW YORK TIMES: One after the other, Britain’s recent prime ministers have pledged to revive the nation’s economy. One after the other, the promised growth eluded them.
The man who killed the UK 18-year-old with a ceremonial blade and told police that he was the victim of a racial attack was recorded confessing to his brother 36 hours afterwards.
LATIKA M BOURKE: Sir Keir Starmer now begins packing up his things in preparation to leave Downing Street, just two years after walking in on the back of a mammoth and historic landslide.
The Labour leader fielded questions, criticism and praise in a final Prime Minister’s Questions session, in which he noted an ‘important appointment with the television’ to watch England take on Argentina.