What the papers say: Monday's front pages

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What The Papers Say: Monday's Front Pages
Monday's front pages focus on a range of stories from the Green party seeking free public transport for children under nine to rural voters leaning towards Fine Gael.
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By Jessica Coates, PA

Monday's front pages focus on a range of stories from the Green party seeking free public transport for children under nine to rural voters leaning towards Fine Gael.

The Irish Times reports free public transport would be extended to all children under nine years of age under proposals being put forward by the Green Party in advance of the budget.

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The Irish Examiner reports Fine Gael is the most popular party amongst rural voters, with concerns for Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin ahead of the general election, their poll shows.

The Echo reports about concerns being raised about the National planning framework in Cork.

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In the UK, another attempt on the life of former US president Donald Trump dominates Monday’s headlines.

The Daily Telegraph and The Times both lead on the attempt on the former president’s life at a Florida resort.

The Financial Times reports Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris has maintained her post-debate lead over Mr Trump.

In royal news, both Metro and the Daily Mirror splash on Prince William and Kate posting birthday messages to Prince Harry.

The Guardian says Keir Starmer is under pressure to distance himself from the Italian Prime Minister’s hardline immigration policies ahead of the pair’s Rome meeting.

While the i reports the British Prime Minister has set his sights on an “Italy-style” deal to combat the boat crisis.

The UK Prime Minister could face an investigation over a possible breach of parliamentary rules after it came to light that his wife was gifted clothes by a Labour donor, the Daily Mail reports.

The Daily Express says Labour’s axing of winter fuel payments has been labelled a “disgrace”.

Lastly, the Daily Star forecasts Britain will reach 26C, making it warmer than the Mediterranean.

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