Saturday’s national newspaper front pages

The Daily Mirrorleads with the story of a man who scooped £1m on a lottery scratchcard…

The Duchess of Cambridge is launching a campaign to “help disadvantaged youngsters reach their potential”, the Daily Mail reports…

The Archbishop of Canterbury is leading a bid to buy Wonga loans to help the poor, The Guardian reports…

 The Sun leads with the story of the Strictly contestant Lee Ryan holding hands with his dance partner on the show Nadiya Bychkova…

Labour frontbencher Emily Thornberry has told the FT Weekend the party will vote against the Brexit deal…

The i weekend edition reports that British scientists have made a breakthrough in preventing heart attacks…

MI6 believed the former Labour leader Michael Foot was a paid Soviet informant, The Times reports…

The Daily Express reports that lottery bosses are refusing to fund a “vital lifeline to millions of lonely pensioners”…

NHS bosses have been told to tackle the “crisis” of abusive hospital patients, The Independent reports…

The Daily Star leads on the “full sorry saga” of “PC madness” that includes a “copper facing the sack in a ‘whiter than white’ row”…

A government adviser has said adults should set an example to their children by leaving their phones downstairs when they go to bed, The Daily Telegraph reports…

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Saturday night’s reviewers will be the Times columnist Matthew Syed and the writer and columnist Christina Patterson.