What the papers say: Saturday's front pages

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What The Papers Say: Saturday's Front Pages
Saturday's front pages focus on a range of stories from questions still remaining around Joe Biden's candidacy to 92,000 referrals to Tusla in 2023.
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Saturday's front pages focus on a range of stories from questions still remaining around Joe Biden's candidacy to 92,000 referrals to Tusla in 2023.

The Irish Times reports doubt and uncertainty about the 81-year-old’s ability to lead the Democrats into the US election in November continue to engulf the party as its presumptive nominee presses on with his campaign rallies over the weekend.

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The Irish Examiner reports the number of child protection and welfare referrals to Tusla has doubled in just a decade, with the latest surge blamed on the housing crisis, immigration, poverty, and domestic violence.

The Echo leads with comments from the Tánaiste who said a new road project in Midleton is 'critical' for the area.

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In the UK, a smattering of political headlines make up Saturday’s front pages in among a wealth of Euros coverage.

The iweekend and Daily Mirror dedicate their front pages to England’s Euro 2024 final clash with Spain.

Meanwhile, the Daily Express and Daily Star lead with calls for England manager Gareth Southgate to receive a knighthood.

Elsewhere, The Daily Telegraph reports half of Keir Starmer’s Cabinet opposed planning proposals in their own constituencies.

The FT Weekend leads with the Prime Minister preparing to unveil a revamp of the House of Lords, including axing hereditary peers.

The Daily Mail says the Justice Secretary has warned urgent action is needed to tackle the nation’s prisons crisis, while The Times carries an admission from Shabana Mahmood that plans to ease overcrowding by releasing criminals earlier in their sentence could compromise public safety.

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