The Papers: 'Putin pushes Nato to brink' and 'groundbreaking' breast cancer test

'Putin pushes Nato to brink' and 'groundbreaking' breast cancer test2 hours agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleSeveral of the papers have focused on the Russian drone that hit a block of flats in Galati, Romania, on Friday, causing a fire and injuring two people. "Putin pushes Nato to the brink", declares the Independent, suggesting the alliance is "growing more vexed" as to how to respond to Russian incidents such as this.The Mirror leads with a quote from Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, who said on Friday that Russia's aggression in Europe "threatens the security of our entire continent". The paper's front page offers further details of the incident in Romania, which it says has been "condemned" by both European and Nato leaders. They "stand ready to defend allied states", the Mirror adds.A new breast cancer test could potentially spare millions of women from chemotherapy, according to the Guardian's top story. It reports that scientists have developed a "groundbreaking" genomic test that is able to spot who needs chemotherapy and who doesn't, adding that the results from the international trial could "transform" healthcare guidelines around the world.Women's health is also a focus for the Times, which warns that poor sleep has been tied to the rise in certain types of female cancers. The paper says researchers now believe that insomnia could be fuelling the steady increase in cancer diagnoses in under-50s, particularly in women's hormonal-related cancers. The US-based study found that female patients who received an insomnia diagnosis were three times more likely to also be diagnosed with breast cancer in the next five years, and had almost twice the risk of developing uterine cancer.The Daily Telegraph says US President Donald Trump has announced that he will lift the US blockade of Iranian shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. It is understood...