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Newspaper headlines: 'Reeves risks union war' and 'Pontiff's progress'

By Susan Darwin

Newspaper headlines: 'Reeves risks union war' and 'Pontiff's progress'
A front page of the i Paper shows a headline that reads: Education braces for 'worst squeeze in a generation' - as Reeves admits cuts are coming. There is a picture of Donald Trump and JD Vance at the top of the paper, with a headline that reads: Are there signs that Trump presidency is in trouble already?
The front page of the Daily Express shows a bold, black headline that reads: Reeves must take action to stop OAP bill hike.
A front page of the Times shows Pope Francis in a car with an attendant, he is wearing his traditional white garb and looks strained. A headline below reads: Chancellor risks war with unions over spending cuts.
A picture of Sabrina Carpenter and Rachel Reeves is on the front page of the Daily Mail, with the headline: How about cutting your freebies, chancellor?
A front page of the Metro shows a headline that reads: No ifs, no ruts...Starmer's £1.6bn pothole ultimatum. There is a small picture of a pothole on the road, and car's wheel beside it for scale.
The front page of the Guardian shows a picture of Pope Francis, with the headline: Pontiff's progress. As a larger headline above reads: Starmer is warned against 'appeasing' Trump on tax.
The front page of the Financial Times shows a picture of Mark Carney, the prime minister of Canada, as he announces a snap federal election. The headlines below read: Trump tariff tremors shatter Wall St faith in American exceptionalism. And a second one reads: National Grid boss says Heathrow had enough power to open despite fire.
A picture of Princess Beatrice, wearing a green dress with a black belt, shows her smiling at the camera. The headline above reads: Beatrice: My tears over premature daughter. Beside, a headline reads: Heathrow 'had enough power to stay open'
The front page of the Daily Star shows a dog wearing sunglasses in a field of daffodils, with the headline: Hottest since 1910 and Mad March. Above, a picture of the Heathrow boss - Thomas Woldbye - shows him photoshopped into a bed, with the headline: Heathrow boss goes bye byes.
The front page of the Sun shows a picture of the Madeleine McCann at the age when she disappeared in 2007. She is a young girl with short brown hair. The headline reads: Maddie suspect could be free in days.
The front page of the Daily Mirror shows a picture of model Christine Keeler, looking mostly nude, apart from a conveniently positioned chair that is covering up parts of her body. The headline reads: I won't give up the fight to clear my mum's name.
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