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During the Champions League final, riot police used tear gas on a Liverpool fan’s nine-year-old son.
The Daily Express’s front page calls for patients to be fined for skipping GP appointments, claiming no-shows have cost the NHS about £175 million this year.
In celebration of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, 12 million people are expected to attend parties, according to the Daily Mail.
According to the i, Boris Johnson plans to try to axe dozens of EU laws to boost his poll ratings and win back support from Tory MPs this year.
Post-Brexit scheme to grant visas to graduates from world-class universities such as Harvard and Yale aims to “put ability and talent first”.
According to a leaked Home Office report obtained by The Guardian, the Windrush scandal stems from 30 years of racist immigration laws designed to reduce non-white populations in the UK.
Metro leads the call for an inquiry into the treatment of Liverpool fans at the Champions League final in Paris, after many were attacked and blocked from entering.
Financial Times reports that central banks are raising rates rapidly, in the most widespread tightening of monetary policy for over two decades.