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Metro front page — Several front pages feature stories about Nato’s proposed response to the growing threat of Russia. “Europe’s New Iron Curtain” is the Metro’s headline, referencing a growing return to Cold War-era tensions after the US committed to 100,000 troops being stationed in eastern Europe. The paper reports the new deployments will also include two new US fighter jet squadrons being stationed in the UK and air defence systems being built in Germany and Italy.

Times front page — The Times also reports on Nato “troop surge” to former Soviet Union nations that border Russia. The paper says that member nations have agreed a “new strategic concept” as a blueprint to set out the defensive alliance’s goals for the next decade, which it describes as the “most notable development” of the summit in the Spanish capital Madrid.

The i front page — The i’s front page says that no new money will be spent on UK defence before 2025 despite the ongoing war in Ukraine, according to a Treasury source. The paper reports Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces “open revolt” from Cabinet ministers, as the freeze represents a “real terms cut in military funding of about £1.7bn after inflation”.

Daily Mirror front page — The Daily Mirror reports that the Royal Family “cost taxpayers” £102.4m last year, a £15m rise in the Sovereign Grant given to the Palace by the government. The paper also notes the Royal Family’s funding topping £100m for the first time comes alongside the nation struggling with the rising cost of living, with one expert describing the situation as “not right”.

In a separate story about the royals, the Daily Express says that the Prince of Wales will “never again” take large cash donations for his charities. A senior royal source tells the paper that “times have changed”, after it emerged Prince Charles had accepted £2.58m from the former prime minister of Qatar.

Daily Mail front page — The Daily Mail also leads on Buckingham Palace, reporting that the findings of a investigation into whether the Duchess of Sussex bullied members of staff have been “effectively buried”. The paper says royal aides have admitted that their findings about claims Meghan Markle “drove out” two “traumatised” assistants will never be made public.

Financial Times front page — The governor of the Bank of England has warned that high inflation will continue for longer in the UK than other countries, is the Financial Times’ lead story. The paper reports Andrew Bailey has revealed a further 0.5% rise in interest rates might be needed in August.

Guardian front page — The privatisation of parts of the NHS “accelerated by Tory reforms” have “significantly increased” rates of deaths from treatable causes, according to the Guardian’s lead story. A review by Oxford University academics found the growth of contracts being given to private companies has been “associated with a drop in care quality”, the paper says.

No 10 is concerned the prime minister faces a “kangaroo court” over the investigation into whether he misled Parliament about parties in Downing Street, the Daily Telegraph says. The paper reports that Boris Johnson’s allies have accused the House of Commons Privileges Committee of relying on “hearsay evidence” by allowing people to give evidence anonymously, setting up the prospect the PM will refuse to resign if found to have misled MPs.

Daily Star front page — The Daily Star says that Nasa scientists have been left “baffled” by craters that have appeared on the Moon. Under the headline “You can’t park that there, mate!”, the paper’s “extraterrestrial affairs correspondent” Michael Moran reports that the mysterious impact craters were left after a rocket crashed landed.

The Financial Times is one of several papers to highlight comments from the governor of the Bank of England, who says inflation will hit the UK harder than other countries.

Andrew Bailey was speaking at a conference in Portgual – where he and other central bank chiefs said the era of low inflation and interest rates had come to an end.

The Times reports on the “troop surge” to defend Nato countries from Putin. The paper says Britain, the US and Germany have all committed more troops to defend the defensive alliance’s eastern flank. For the Metro, it’s “Europe’s New Iron Curtain.”

The Guardian highlights research by Oxford University which suggests that the privatisation of NHS care has led to “significantly increased” rates of death from treatable causes. The paper says the research will prompt new fears about the potential harms of outsourcing care – but it also notes the authors acknowledge several limitations in their findings and say more research is needed.

Another story for the Guardian is an apparent fresh threat to Boris Johnson from Tory rebels. The paper says his opponents – some of whom were loyal to the prime minister as recently as last week – plan a takeover of the influential 1922 Committee to try to bring about a fresh confidence vote. The apparent plots come amid what it describes as a “hardening of the mood” against Mr Johnson.

The prime minister provides the main story in the Telegraph, which says No 10 fears the inquiry into whether he misled parliament over parties in Downing Street could become a “kangaroo court”. It quotes allies of Mr Johnson accusing the inquiry, launched yesterday by the House of Commons’ Privileges Committee, of relying on hearsay evidence as witnesses will be granted anonymity.

The i’s front page is based on a Treasury source saying that no new money will be spent on UK defence before 2025. The paper reports Mr Johnson faces an open revolt from what it calls “Cabinet big beasts” because the freeze will mean a real-terms cut in military funding.

The Telegraph, in an editorial, accuses the Conservatives of busily ditching their own manifesto promises on taxes and defence spending, and deepening the party divide.

Prince Charles is pictured on the front of the Times looking slightly uncomfortable at a garden party in Edinburgh, next to the story that he will never again accept cash donations on behalf of his charities. The Sunday Times had previously reported he’d been given around £2.5m a suitcase and carrier bags by the former prime minister of Qatar.

The Daily Mail says Buckingham Palace has “effectively buried” the review into the handling of allegations of bullying by the Duchess of Sussex – claims she has always denied. The paper says even those who took part in the inquiry haven’t been told the outcome. The Telegraph says the decision to keep the findings private has raised serious questions about transparency.

The royals also provide the main story for the Daily Mirror. The paper reports that the Royal Family cost taxpayers a record £102 million pounds last year, a figure it describes as a “cost of palace living crisis”.

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