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The Mirror highlights next summers World Cup, branding the lineup as One L of a draw. England will open their tournament against Croatia, followed by matches with Ghana and Panama in Group L.

The Sun also features the World Cup draw, noting that Scotlands campaign will start against Haiti, before confronting Morocco and Brazil in Group C.

The Telegraph reports that allies of the health secretary are pressing Angela Rayner to consider joining a unified Labour leadership bid. According to several Labour insiders, MPs have encouraged Wes Streeting to pledge Rayner a cabinet post and potentially restore her role as deputy prime minister. A representative for Streeting rejects the claims, dismissing them as false.

The Times asserts that Labour has let women down, quoting Baroness Falkner, former head of the Equality and Human Rights Commission. She argues that the governments delay in issuing guidance after the Supreme Courts ruling on single-sex spaces has left both women and transgender individuals in uncertainty.

The Independent focuses on a compensation lawsuit targeting 35 psychiatrists who previously worked at Huntercombe Group hospitals. Families and former patients have filed claims following numerous allegations of abuse.

The Mail warns that dementia patients across the UK face severe inequality in diagnosis and treatment, describing access to proper care as a postcode lottery. Dementia remains the nations leading cause of death, claiming 76,000 lives annually.

The Guardian reports new accusations from another Dulwich College student alleging racial abuse by Reform UK leader Nigel Farage. Farage has consistently rejected the accusations, stating he has never acted with racist or antisemitic intent.

The i newspaper covers a record flu surge sweeping the UK. Experts recommend symptomatic individuals wear face masks, attributing the early spike in infections to an aggressive viral mutation affecting hospitals and care homes.

The Express cites analysts predicting that the UK housing market will struggle through the years end, following economic stagnation linked to Rachel Reeves' recent Budget.

The Star notes that US President Donald Trump has been awarded the inaugural Fifa peace prize during the World Cup draw, marking what the paper calls his long-awaited recognition.

Author: Lucas Grant