The Papers: Water firms 'facing lawsuits' and 'prisons near capacity'

A Supreme Court ruling on sewage and the crisis of overcrowding in the UK's prisons lead the papers.

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Which issues barely get a mention in party manifestos?

BBC audiences have asked for more detail on issues such as fly-tipping, income tax thresholds and assisted dying

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Almost 1.8 million owe £50,000 or more in student debt

More than 61,000 people have balances of £100,000 or more and 50 owe upwards of £200,000, BBC finds.

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Biden says ruling on Trump undermines rule of law

The US president condemns a Supreme Court verdict giving his predecessor partial immunity from prosecution.

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'French right humiliates Macron' and 'Saved by the Bell'

Monday's papers focus on the first round of elections in France and England's tense performance at the Euros on Sunday.

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SZA’s striking set failed to set Glastonbury alight

The US R&B star shone, but drew the smallest-ever audience for a headline set on the Pyramid Stage.

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'Bellingham goal will go down in England history'

Jude Bellingham pulled Gareth Southgate's side clear of the precipice with one of the finest goals scored by anyone in an England shirt, writes Phil McNulty.

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