Daily Mirror

The Daily Mirror leads on the closing part of Buckingham Palace’s message, with the headline ‘Queen: We will always love you’.

Allegations made by Harry and Meghan in their Oprah interview is the “worst royal crisis in 85”, according to the Daily Mirror.

Many NHS staff will receive just £3.50 a week extra if the government goes ahead with a proposed 1% pay rise – a decision that has prompted nursing union chiefs to announce a fund for industrial action, according to the Daily Mirror. 

The Daily Mirror leads on the pay rise offer made to nurses, which, it says, translates to just a few pounds a week.

“All-out war” is the Daily Mirror’s take on a palace investigation into allegations the Duchess of Sussex bullied staff, which Harry and Meghan have dismissed as a smear campaign.

The chancellor has been urged to help out pubs, with the Daily Mirror saying thousands have closed their doors for good in the last year.

The mood has shifted around Prince Philip’s health, the Daily Mirror reports, after his switch to a hospital that specialises in heart care.

Former prime minister Gordon Brown has called for the chancellor to use the budget to boost jobs and avoid condemning a “whole generation of young people” to a jobless future – that’s on the front of the Daily Mirror.

The Daily Mirror claims the Queen told Prince Harry she was delighted he and Meghan had “found happiness”.