The Papers: 'Bereaved families' fury' and 'Happy feet'

'Bereaved families' fury' and 'Happy feet'Published2 minutes agoImage caption, Kenny Ross, whose daughter Joanna was among the 17 people murdered in the 1996 school shooting in Dunblane, has criticised Restore Britain's Rupert Lowe for "downplaying the Dunblane massacre as 'one murder'", the Daily Mirror reports. Lowe spoke about the mass shooting while discussing the UK's gun laws, the paper says, when he was interviewed by US podcaster Joe Rogan.Image caption, King Charles III and Queen Camilla have been pictured posing with penguins at London Zoo while checking up on their health during the UK heatwave, the Daily Telegraph reports. Elsewhere, Kemi Badenoch is said to have rejected former Conservative MPs as candidates for her party as they support net zero.Image caption, The Daily Express splashes on the same combination of Badenoch and King Charles with penguins. The Tory leader has reportedly slammed her main rivals for putting their egos ahead of the country, the paper says. Image caption, The Clacton by-election is in one sense a "two-fox" race, Metro quips, given that wildlife campaigner Rob Pownall, dressed in his "life-size fox costume", and Laurence Fox, leader of Reclaim Party, are joining the fight against Reform UK leader Nigel Farage. Image caption, Andy Burnham has discussed the idea of a new Downing Street outpost in Manchester being run by the future deputy prime minister, the Financial Times reports. Burnham apparently wants "his second-in command" to oversee "Number 10 North", according to people close to the talks, the paper says. Image caption, The Guardian headlines on a police investigation "into donations worth £500,000 made to Reform UK" by the mother of the convicted fraudster George Cottrell. The paper says the investigation centres on two donations allegedly made by Fiona Cottrell, whose son is an ally of Farage. Farage has previously...