![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/newspaper-headlines-moose-stabs-joe-pasquale-and-gary-lineker-applauded/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/130663033_untitleddesign.png&description=Image caption, Rip-Off Britain presenter Angela Rippon features on most of Saturday's front pages as she was announced as Strictly Come Dancing's oldest contestant at the age of 78. The TV star admits the prospect is a "scary one" in the Mirror's write-up. The tabloid's main story is about Lee Ryan, who in 1995 clinched a £6.5m lotto jackpot and who now works as a decorator doing up a posh homes in Chiswick, west London. He tells the paper he is a "spiritual billionaire" and is the happiest he has ever been. Image caption, Angela Rippon is pictured again on the front page, alongside the tabloid's lead story on claims that victims of the "state pension injustice" will see some hope after losing out on £1bn worth of payouts. More than 230,000 women are thought to have been underpaid their state pension. King Charles features at the top of the masthead, as he plans to have a quiet moment of reflection a year after his mother died in September, according to the paper. Image caption, International students could squeeze out UK applicants to university science courses, according to the lead story in the . The paper says a higher share of overseas applicants could be admitted to help cover costs of expensive maths and engineering programmes. Below that, a striking image of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex accompanies claims other celebrities are "cautious" about being seen as close to the couple. Image caption, Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker is the main feature on the front of Saturday's as the TV host and former England forward tells the broadsheet he was applauded in his local M&S in Barnes after being briefly suspended by the BBC in March. Elsewhere on the front page, a quirky Matt cartoon pokes fun at Donald Trump's 2024 election campaign, repeating his previous pledge to build a wall - but with his speech bubble emanating from inside what appears to be a prison. Image caption, Comedians share horror stories in Saturday's as the paper previews this month's Edinb){kind=link}
The front pages of Saturday’s newspapers feature a variety of stories, although a few – including the Daily Express – carry an image of Angela Rippon after the TV presenter confirmed she would be taking to the dancefloor for the next series of Strictly Come Dancing.
Elsewhere, answering readers’ questions in the i newspaper, the Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey says high street banks should be doing more to pass on interest rate rises to savers.
Lottery winner Lee Ryan, who scooped the jackpot in 1995, is in the Daily Mirror telling the tabloid about his current life as a painter and decorator working on a home in west London.
The Times leads on a warning from experts that middle-class students face losing out on places at top universities because of growing numbers of students from abroad.
On the front of the the Daily Telegraph, it reports on plans for regional gender identity clinics which are being set up by the NHS in England. For the first time, the paper says, a minimum age for referral has been set, at seven years old.