'Crossbow horror' and England's 'last-minute glory'
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Almost all the papers carry pictures of Ollie Watkins celebrating his goal that secured England's place in the Euro 2024 final.
Looking ahead to the clash with Spain, the Sun has nicknamed him "Olé Watkins"., external
The Daily Telegraph says the striker had been "all but invisible", external during the tournament, but has now secured "instant immortality".
In its match report, the Daily Mirror calls Gareth Southgate a "genius", external for making the decision to bring Watkins on as a substitute.
A few of the papers say the England manager could soon be known as Sir Gareth. The Daily Express, external says he's "almost certain" to receive a knighthood if England wins the Euros.
Under the headline "Honour me head son", the Daily Star says it has been told by sources that he's likely already done enough, external at the tournament to "clinch him the gong".
England's Ollie Watkins celebrates after his last-minute goal saw the team qualify for Sunday's Euro 2024 final
Several papers lead on the killing of the wife and two daughters of the BBC horse racing commentator John Hunt in an alleged crossbow attack.
The Times alleges that the youngest victim had broken up with the suspected attacker., external The Daily Mail says the ex-soldier was found, external following a "20-hour manhunt" in a cemetery.
The Guardian focuses on the dilemma facing Sir Keir Starmer, external about overcrowded prisons in England and Wales.
The paper points to Whitehall sources who say 20,000 inmates could be freed as part of a new early release scheme.
The president of the Prison Governors Association, Tom Wheatley, is quoted as saying his union is "hopeful the penal populism of the last government is a thing of the past," and that Labour would invest more in the service.
The Times says the new government is to "make a major pitch to companies, external to recruit former prisoners". It says the prisons minister, Lord Timpson - whose business has employed thousands of ex-offenders - wants to "significantly boost" the number of firms hiring them.
The paper says research by the Ministry of Justice shows prisoners who gain employment are less likely to re-offend.
The i says ministers are to force water companies to refund customer bills, external if they fail to tackle sewage spills.
The paper says the new environment secretary has said firms will no longer be allowed to use infrastructure funding to pay for bumper bonuses, dividends and salary increases.
The Financial Times says the government is drawing up plans, external to put failing water companies into "special measures".
A few of the papers say that the former Conservative MP Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg is to become a reality TV star, after losing his seat at the election.
The Guardian says the show called Meet The Rees-Moggs, external will be available on the streaming platform Discovery+ this year.
The Telegraph says it will follow Sir Jacob and his family, external in the run up to the election. The former business secretary, who lives in a 17th Century house in Somerset, is quoted as saying the series "may be a bit more Fawlty Towers than Downton Abbey".
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