The Telegraph reports that some “4.5 million people are to be denied a vote” after more councils were given permission to delay local elections. “Starmer’s allies to bar the return of Burnham”, says The Times, and it’s “Operation Stop Burnham”, says The i Paper. “Does Andy Burnham have the bottle?” wonders then Daily Mail. “Gaza or gaga?”, Metro asks and The Telegraph says a “Starmer aide” is “pushing” for Hamas to “keep their weapons”.
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