There may have been another TV general election debate – this time a seven-way debate including the Conservative party’s Penny Mordaunt and Labour’s Angela Rayner as well as other smaller parties - but many of the papers are consumed by Rishi Sunak’s D-day misstep.
The Guardian leads with “Furious Tories turn on Sunak over D-day snub”, reporting that the prime minister has “provoked fury” from the Conservative grassroots after he was forced to apologise for skipping a key part of the D-day commemorations in northern France. It’s described as “the biggest misstep yet of an already faltering election campaign”.