Tuesday's Newspaper Front Pages

Social News takes a look at the stories making a splash on the front pages of Tuesday's national newspapers.

THE PAPERS' TOP STORIES

:: Financial Times

Yahoo will be brought under the same roof as longtime rival AOL after being purchased by Verizon for $4.8bn.

:: Metro

Two people have been arrested after a 34-year-old man was shot dead at pool party in Surrey.

:: Daily Star

Partygoers had paid £20 to attend the event at the Headley mansion.

:: Daily Express

A phone survey suggests support for triggering Article 50 and leaving the EU quickly.

 :: The Daily Telegraph

Ofcom is to ignore calls to force BT to sell its broadband division despite complaints of 'dire' internet speeds. 

:: The Times

Train operators have been told they must be more transparent in their pricing after an investigation found they were failing to display the cheapest fares to customers.

:: The Guardian

NatWest has informed customers it may charge them to accept deposits, leading to suggestions that banks could introduce negative interest rates,

:: Daily Mail

MPs are calling on City firms that profited from the BHS sale to help the company's 22,000 pension scheme members who face a cut to their payments.

:: Daily Mirror

Former BHS boss Sir Philip Green has said he feels "let down" after a highly critical report into the collapse of the high street firm.

:: The I

There is growing pressure for Sir Philip to be stripped of his knighthood.

:: The Sun

A British Council employee has criticised Prince George on Facebook.

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