The arrest of a man outside Buckingham Palace and tumult in the education sector lead the papers.
A number of papers lead with the arrest of a man after suspected shotgun cartridges were thrown into the grounds of Buckingham Palace on Tuesday evening. The Sun says police carried out a controlled explosion at the scene and that it is not thought the King and Queen Consort were at the palace at the time.The Daily Mail says the man was tackled by armed royal protection officers and that officials were treating the incident as a mental health episode, not an attempted terrorist attack.
Ms Gray headed a report into the Partygate scandal and later worked on a team that advised a Commons investigation into the issue, but allies tell the paper she never advised the investigation herself.The Times leads with government plans to introduce a ban on unsolicited calls for all financial products and says the measure is intended to protect older people in particular from the most common scams.
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