Overnight papers lingered on Ed Sheeran's Palestine row and German state elections, where AfD took a second state in two weeks and Merz called CDU losses a disaster while vowing to stay.
By mid-morning editors pivoted to a second air-traffic control glitch in two weeks, reporting hundreds of delays and around 60 grounded flights north of Manchester. The Telegraph, Mirror and Mail tracked the disruption live, before the story turned political as Burnham declined to back the Nats boss, who faced fresh calls to quit.
Evening coverage moved to foreign policy ahead of Burnham's first meeting with Trump, with Trump expected to press on defence spending. Late reports said Burnham had approved RAF defensive support for Saudi jets against Houthi escalation, as Iran warned of renewed US bombing and European spy chiefs warned of more decisive Russian action against NATO.