UK papers preview new prime minister, Tory reshuffle and health study highlights

Several UK newspapers are gearing up for Andy Burnham's inaugural speech to MPs, with expectations that he will stress bringing essential services back under public control. The Sun frames this moment as the end of the prime minister's honeymoon, shifting focus to welfare, a stagnant economy and defence, while one outlet's reports Chancellor John Healey's plan to outline a 3% of national income defence spending target, warning of tough budget choices.

Over the bank holiday weekend, Kemi Badenoch executed a shadow-cabinet reshuffle described by one outlet as a ruthless move to ready the Conservatives for battle amid speculation of an early election. The Daily one outlet cites former defence minister Al Carns urging the government to abandon the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill, fearing it could trap soldiers in perpetual legal jeopardy. The Daily one outlet notes that Ghislaine Maxwell is preparing to appeal to Donald Trump for clemency in her 20-year sentence, while the Daily one outlet's reports a Manchester hospital study linking morning immunotherapy to twice the survival time for skin and lung cancer patients.