Newspaper review: King's new portrait and US warnings to Georgia
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A protester wearing a Georgian and European flag faces off policemen blocking a street in Tbilisi, Georgia
A new portrait of King Charles unveiled on Tuesday features on the front of many front page newspapers.
In other news, the Daily Telegraph leads with a call from Policing Minister Chris Philp for forces to increase their use of .
The Daily Mail is one of several papers to report government for under-nines. It says the Education Secretary, Gillian Keegan, will unveil the proposals tomorrow.
The Guardian's front page includes a report on Georgia being warned by the US not to become an , as its parliament defied mass street protests to pass a 鈥淜remlin-inspired鈥 law.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt and the Work and Pensions minister Mel Stride have written an article in the Times in which they to find a job, with no good reason to "languish on benefits".
Elsewhere, the Metro says a to desperate UK families. Quoting figures from the Trussell Trust food bank it says the number has doubled in five years.
A prediction net is the lead for the Daily Express.
Finally, the i newspaper reports on what it says is a .
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