'Drive less to save on fuel' and 'War is near end' Most of the front pages lead on President Donald Trump's comments about Iran.

"War is near end" says the Sun.

"Iran war is 'pretty much' over" is the Daily Mail's headline, using a direct quote from the president. The Daily Telegraph focuses on Trump's assessment that the war is "very complete". The Times calls him defiant, and highlights his claim that the US operation in the Middle East has left Iran with "no navy, no communications, and no air force".

The Guardian and the Daily Mirror both lead on the warning by the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, that the conflict in Iran is likely to affect inflation in the UK in the coming months.

"Middle East crisis hits home" is the Mirror's headline.

The Guardian says the chancellor and the prime minister have suggested the government "could be prepared to intervene" to protect UK households from cost of living shocks.

According to the Times, Sir Keir Starmer could face "one of the biggest rebellions" of his time as prime minister today, as MPs vote on the government's plans to reform jury trials.

The paper reports that Labour MP Karl Turner, who is described as leading the efforts to defeat the proposals, already has the names of 67 people willing to defy the government if the Justice Secretary, David Lammy, does not offer concessions.

Writing in the Daily Telegraph, Lammy says the changes are designed to slash record court backlogs.

And a couple of the papers highlight a study which suggests taking a daily multivitamin may slow down biological ageing by up to four months.

The headline in the i newspaper is "daily multivitamin could contribute to healthier ageing".

Scientists are quoted in the Daily Mail as saying the findings could represent an easy and accessible way to gain modest benefits

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