A few of Saturday’s papers seize on the revelations made by Nicola Sturgeon in her autobiography.<\/p>\n
“Sturgeon: The Truth about my Sexuality” is the headline on the front of the Scottish Daily Mail<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Daily Telegraph says she speculates in her book that rumours she had a relationship with a woman might have been invented by a “Russian bot factory”<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Times, which has an extract of Sturgeon’s autobiography, has chosen to lead instead on stricter checks for British travellers<\/a> going to EU countries. <\/p>\n The paper says in a few weeks’ time Britons will need to prove they have return tickets, sufficient funds and medical insurance.<\/p>\n The Times’ front page also features a picture of the US Vice-President JD Vance<\/a> fishing alongside the Foreign Secretary David Lammy, at Chevening. <\/p>\n The Guardian<\/a> has a similar image, and declares with a pun: “It’s o-fish-ial” there’s a “true bromance at Chevening”.<\/p>\n The focus of the paper’s front page is the global reaction to Israel’s decision to expand the war in Gaza.<\/p>\n The i Paper says Vance has sent a warning to the UK<\/a> against recognising a Palestinian state.<\/p>\n The Daily Express uses its front page to highlight a call from the parents of the murdered teenager Harvey Willgoose<\/a> for airport-style knife detectors in schools.<\/p>\n They say they’ll continue to speak out about the problem “in Harvey’s memory”.<\/p>\n