Sky News takes a look at the headlines on Saturday's national newspaper front pages.
Friday 6 June 2025 23:22, UK
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The NHS is to receive up to 拢30bn in next week's spending review, according to The Times.
But the newspaper says the extra cash will result in "painful compromises elsewhere" for a range of services, including police and local councils.
The Daily Express says Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has been commenting on illegal immigration, as she pledged to end what it calls "asylum scandals".
She claims the UK is the "world's softest touch" on migrants and deporting criminals.
Elon Musk's very public falling out with Donald Trump is the main story for the Daily Star.
The newspaper claims the SpaceX founder has withdrawn NASA's access to his rockets which has left astronauts "stuck in space".
The Guardian has an interview with a former senior adviser to the White House who says Russia "is at war" with Britain.
Fiona Hill is one of the three authors of the strategic defence review and also suggests that Vladimir Putin sees the fight in Ukraine as "part of a proxy war with the United States".
The feud between Elon Musk and Donald Trump features in the Daily Mirror.
The US president had a massive falling out with the Tesla boss, which the newspaper described as a tantrum. Musk responded by alleging the president was in the Jeffrey Epstein files.
The Daily Telegraph has a story about the Prevent programme, which aims to identify people at risk of turning to terrorism.
The newspaper claims that the definition of cultural nationalism is being too widely drawn, and suggests fears about mass migration could mean people being referred to the deradicalisation scheme.
A new test can detect early symptoms of Alzheimer's disease, reports the i weekend.
Allies of Donald Trump and Elon Musk have urged the US president and his billionaire backer to mend their relationship, seeking to limit the damage from their fallout, writes the FT Weekend.
The Daily Mail has been investigating the trade in "cut-price illegal fat jabs".
The newspaper claims the prescription-only medication Ozempic is being sold across Britain via social media.
