The Times
Earl Spencer, Diana's brother, has claimed that Charles was "elated" during a phone call after her death, reports The Times.
Buckingham Palace has not yet responded to that specific allegation, but earlier this week hit back at other claims in the earl's upcoming book.
Daily Mail
The late Queen Elizabeth II offered to restore Diana's royal title on the day of her funeral, reports the Daily Mail.
The claim comes from a new book by Diana's brother called Swan Song: Diana, My Sister, which is being serialised in the paper, and is due to be published next week.
The Guardian
Andy Burnham has said that Britain must fully commit to reaching net zero by 2050, reports The Guardian.
The Sun
The King is featured on the front of The Sun, after Diana's brother claims the royal was "giddily elated" in a phone call after her death.
Buckingham Palace has not yet responded to that specific allegation, but earlier this week rejected other claims from Earl Spencer's upcoming book.
Daily Mirror
"War of words" is the headline on the front of the Daily Mirror, after new excerpts from an upcoming book by Earl Spencer, the brother of Diana, were released.
The Daily Telegraph
The government has drawn up plans for a "tax raid" on holiday cottages ahead of the budget next month, reports The Daily Telegraph.
Daily Express
A former aide to the King has said the royal told staff never to criticise Diana, as new excerpts from an upcoming book by her brother were released, writes the Daily Express.
The i Paper
The i Paper writes that Buckingham Palace is "on the defensive", following the release of new excerpts from an upcoming book by Diana's brother.
Daily Star
Earl Spencer, the brother of Diana, has claimed Charles was "giddily elated" during a phone call after her death, as new excerpts are released from his upcoming book, reports the Daily Star.
Financial Times
The Bank of England has warned that interest rates could rise as a result of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, reports the Financial Times.
Metro
The Metro leads on the Royal Family after new excerpts from a book by Diana's brother allege Charles was "giddily elated" during a phone call following her death.
Buckingham Palace is yet to respond to those specific claims but released a strongly-worded rebuttal earlier this week regarding other allegations made in the book.
Earl Spencer, Diana's brother, has claimed that Charles was "elated" during a phone call after her death, reports The Times.
Buckingham Palace has not yet responded to that specific allegation, but earlier this week hit back at other claims in the earl's upcoming book.
Daily Mail
The late Queen Elizabeth II offered to restore Diana's royal title on the day of her funeral, reports the Daily Mail.
The claim comes from a new book by Diana's brother called Swan Song: Diana, My Sister, which is being serialised in the paper, and is due to be published next week.
The Guardian
Andy Burnham has said that Britain must fully commit to reaching net zero by 2050, reports The Guardian.
The Sun
The King is featured on the front of The Sun, after Diana's brother claims the royal was "giddily elated" in a phone call after her death.
Buckingham Palace has not yet responded to that specific allegation, but earlier this week rejected other claims from Earl Spencer's upcoming book.
Daily Mirror
"War of words" is the headline on the front of the Daily Mirror, after new excerpts from an upcoming book by Earl Spencer, the brother of Diana, were released.
The Daily Telegraph
The government has drawn up plans for a "tax raid" on holiday cottages ahead of the budget next month, reports The Daily Telegraph.
Daily Express
A former aide to the King has said the royal told staff never to criticise Diana, as new excerpts from an upcoming book by her brother were released, writes the Daily Express.
The i Paper
The i Paper writes that Buckingham Palace is "on the defensive", following the release of new excerpts from an upcoming book by Diana's brother.
Daily Star
Earl Spencer, the brother of Diana, has claimed Charles was "giddily elated" during a phone call after her death, as new excerpts are released from his upcoming book, reports the Daily Star.
Financial Times
The Bank of England has warned that interest rates could rise as a result of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, reports the Financial Times.
Metro
The Metro leads on the Royal Family after new excerpts from a book by Diana's brother allege Charles was "giddily elated" during a phone call following her death.
Buckingham Palace is yet to respond to those specific claims but released a strongly-worded rebuttal earlier this week regarding other allegations made in the book.
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