Daily Mirror

Sir Keir Starmer pledges Labour will stabilise the economy and end “Tory rot” to build a lasting nation, reports the Daily Mirror.

The Daily Mirror reports that the government intends to introduce a “Hillsborough law” to prevent state cover-ups and ensure justice for citizens.

The Chancellor has established a new task force aimed at recovering billions from those avoiding tax payments, with the goal of closing the gap between owed and collected taxes.

Mohamed Al-Fayed has been accused of misconduct by a hundred women, with lawyers drawing comparisons to other high-profile cases as the investigation expands.

At least 100 women have come forward with allegations of abuse by the late Harrods boss Mohamed Al Fayed, with claims suggesting a cover-up involving his aides.

The Daily Mirror reports on a second wave of electronic devices exploding in Lebanon, calling it a “Walkie-talkie bomb blitz.

At least nine people have been killed and 2,800 injured after pagers of Hezbollah members exploded in Lebanon and Syria, with Israel being blamed for the mysterious blasts.

Former newsreader Huw Edwards has been placed on the sex offender register and avoided jail after being found to have paid a paedophile for indecent images of children.

The King, Prince William, and Kate have extended 40th birthday wishes to Prince Harry, an act seen as an olive branch in their strained relationship.

David Beckham attended the funeral of former England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson in Sweden, reports the Daily Mirror.