Johnson's Brexit fight and NHS waiting times 'cover up' lead the papers

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Corbyn's 'Brexit betrayal' and NHS waiting times 'cover up'.Credit: PA

The future of Brexit and last-ditch voting drives for the leaders of the major parties dominate the front pages of most of the nation’s newspapers to kick-off election week.

The Daily Mail and The Daily Telegraph lead off with Boris Johnson’s rallying cry to Leave voters ahead of Thursday’s election.

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In the Daily Express, Mr Johnson warns that the fate of Brexit is on the line.

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The Guardian and The Times have focused on both leaders’ last-ditch efforts to drum up votes.

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Meanwhile The Independent leads with the Royal College of Physicians’ slamming both parties’ NHS promises as “undeliverable”.

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Staying on the NHS, the i leads with accusations that NHS England has used misleading and flawed data to misrepresent patient waiting times.

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The Daily Mirror reports on a four-year-old boy who had to be treated for suspected pneumonia on the hospital floor due to a lack of beds.

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Leading the Financial Times is a story on Mr Johnson’s plans for a points-based immigration system and a tale on Beijing calling on the Chinese public sector to remove foreign computer equipment and software.

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Away from the election, the Metro has splashed with the denial of an army veteran who was accused of making a racist gesture at Brazilian Manchester United star Fred during Saturday’s clash against Manchester City.

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And the Daily Star has led with controversy for the BBC’s new streaming service.

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