David Bellamy

Political coverage and commentary takes up most of The Front pages. The BBC, along with other broadcasters, is not allowed to report details of campaigning while the polls are open.

Away from the election, The Times considers what it calls the extraordinary transition of the Myanmar leader and Nobel Peace Laureate, Aung San Suu Kyi, following her appearance at The International Court of Justice defending her country's treatment of the Rohingya Muslims.

It says she's gone of an almost friendless government. It suggests That the Nobel Peace Prize awards committee should think carefully about whether she still deserves the honour.

The Daily Telegraph says That , often lauded for her principled stance against the military, Miss Suu Kyi has been criticised for now.

For the Financial Times, her journey from the Nobel Peace Prize podium in Oslo to the UN court in The Hague is a symbol of her alienation from global admirers who once saw her as a Human Rights icon.

There's sharp criticism of a new law passed in India yesterday That will fast-track citizenship claims for immigrants from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan - But not if they are Muslim.

The Financial Times warns That The Law . It is, The Paper says, a milestone in The Campaign by the Prime Minister , Narendra Modi , to reshape India into an overtly Hindu nation.

Several papers report claims by Virginia Giuffre - who accuses the convicted sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein , of ordering her to have sex with Prince Andrew - That "too many evil people" want to silence her.

The Daily Mail says a chilling Twitter post yesterday hinted That following her Panorama interview earlier this month.

According to the Daily Express , She Said she was, and added: "If Something Happens to me, don't let it go". The Prince has "categorically" denied any sexual contact with Ms Giuffre .

Many of the papers carry pictures of the disgraced Hollywood producer, Harvey Weinstein , shuffling into court in New York yesterday, looking a shadow of his former self.

The Daily Mail says, clearly needing more support than the stick he used at earlier hearings.

Finally, there are many affectionate tributes to the botanist and television presenter, David Bellamy , who has died at the age of 86. The Sun says he was larger than life and.

The Daily Mail describes him as. It says children adored him because he belonged to their world - a world of Creepy Crawlies , mud baths and the great Outdoors .

Source of news: bbc.com