More sporting success in Wednesday's papers as England roar into the World Cup knockout stages.
Photos of victorious Lionesses dominate many front pages - including the Times - after Lauren James's spectacular performance helped England beat China in the World Cup. Government minister Kemi Badenoch is in a few papers too, suggesting electric vehicle targets could damage investment in the UK.On the front of the Daily Mail, Strictly star Anton Du Beke reveals he was stabbed by his father and left in hospital for days as a child.
The paper leads with a story about scientists developing a "holy grail" pill that kills all solid cancer tumours, leaving healthy cells unaffected. According to the Metro, the new therapy is the result of 20 years of research and development - and is named after Anna Olivia Healey .
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