A speech by Vladimir Putin and new criticism of the Met over the Stephen Lawrence case lead the papers.
A number of Tuesday's papers report on the aftermath of the attempted mutiny by the Wagner Group in Russia over the weekend. The i leads with a televised address delivered on Monday night by a "defiant" President Vladimir Putin, quoting him as saying the mutineers "wanted our society to drown in blood" but urging Russians to forgive those who have fought in Ukraine.
The paper quotes US President Joe Biden saying that the rebellion was "part of a struggle within the Russian system" and Josep Borrell, the EU's chief diplomat, saying it showed Putin's "military power is cracking".The Daily Star offers some advice to Prigozhin if he wants to avoid the fates allegedly met by others who have crossed Putin or the KGB in the past. "Best stay away from open windows," it says. "And watch what you eat and drink, too.
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