The papers are dominated by the fallout for the prime minister from the failed vetting of Lord Mandelson for his role as British ambassador to the US.
Democrat Graham Platner has suspended his US Senate campaign in Maine after facing multiple scandals, including a sexual assault accusation. He cited threats of support withdrawal from Democrats as the reason, denying guilt.
Labour MPs are nominating their next leader following Sir Keir Starmer's resignation. Andy Burnham is the sole declared candidate, needing 81 MPs' nominations and support from affiliated groups. If unchallenged, he could be leader by July 17 and PM by July 20.
Maine Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner withdrew Wednesday after a woman accused him of sexual assault in 2021. His departure creates uncertainty for Democrats' efforts to flip Sen. Susan Collins' seat in the 2026 midterms, forcing a new nomination process.
A Singaporean couple faces the potential loss of their adopted son, Marcus, from Indonesia, as he is among at least 20 babies allegedly trafficked for adoption in Singapore. A trial in West Java is underway, raising questions about the children's future and Singapore's vetting process.
Women's cardiovascular systems are more vulnerable to heatwaves due to hormonal fluctuations and biological differences. Experts call for greater awareness and targeted protection measures as climate change intensifies heat events.
UK newspapers focus on escalating Iran tensions following Trump's remarks, the upcoming Clacton by-election with Nigel Farage's involvement, and investigations into Reform UK's financial dealings. Other stories include Tesco's potential European sale, changes to deportation laws, and a lottery ticket dispute.
