What the papers say: Saturday's front pages

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What The Papers Say: Saturday's Front Pages
All the stories from the day's national newspapers.
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Patrick Kielty's Late Late Show hosting debut, a fine for TikTok and plans for mortgage relief are some of Saturday's front page stories.

The Irish Times and Irish Examiner both lead on a €345 million fine handed to TikTok by the Data Protection Commissioner in relation to its processes for children's accounts.

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Meanwhile, The Echo reports older people are skipping meals in order to pay their energy bills.

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The Irish Independent reads: 'New mortgage relief plan to ease pressure of spiralling interest rates', while the Irish Daily Mail reports on the 'Contagion' of people failing to turn up in court for not paying their tv licence fee.

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The Irish Sun leads with profits at Christy Moore's firm topping €2 million.

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Finally, the Irish Daily Mirror and Irish Daily Star both carry images of Patrick Kielty from Friday night's Late Late Show, with the later describing him as the 'host with the roast'.

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In Britain, the push to ban XL bully dogs leads the news agenda on Saturday’s front page, alongside the stories on the phasing out of petrol and diesel cars and the need to curb unhealthy living.

The Sun, the Daily Mirror and the Daily Express report on the ban on XL bully dogs after a 52-year-old father was killed by two dogs in a street.

The i followed suit, saying the dogs will be banned, but there will be no “mass cull” with owners to be given a grace period with the dogs to be taken off the street in 2025.

The Times leads with a story on British prime minister Rishi Sunak being ready to phase out diesel and petrol cars despite pressure from fellow Conservative MPs.

The Guardian runs with a story on a mass campaign being needed to “curb unhealthy living”.

The Independent says up to 80 prison officers at HMP Wandsworth did not turn up to work on the day that terror suspect Daniel Khalife escaped.

The Daily Telegraph reveals executives working for Rupert Murdoch persuaded Mr Sunak to stay in politics after he had penned a resignation letter due to partygate revelations in 2022.

Conservative politicians say a Labour government could bring “beyond insane” 20mph driving limits, according to the Daily Mail.

Saturday’s front for the FT Weekend relays a warning from Sir Tony Blair to Sir Keir Starmer, saying the Labour leader will inherit a country that is in a “mess” if Labour win next year’s election.

And the Daily Star says that is all for the British summer with next week to feel “a lot like autumn”.

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