NEWSPAPERS FROM UK TODAY

The Sun has a story about Gibraltar and Sir Michael Caine. 

The Guardian reports from the location of a suspected chemical attack in Syria. 

The Times says foreign investors are buying up chunks of new housing developments across Britain, making it even harder for young people to purchase their first home, an investigation by the paper has found. 

The Mail says there are calls for ministers to cap the price of summer holidays, after a father lost his fight against a £60 fine for an unauthorised term-time trip. 

The Mirror says that a former detective who grilled Peter Sutcliffe fears the killer murdered eight more women than the 13 he was jailed for.  

The Daily Telegraph leads on record closures of doctors' surgeries, saying that more than 250,000 patients have been "displaced" in the last year. 

The Express says that heavily armed police are patrolling Aintree ahead of the Grand National.

Metro also leads on doctors' surgeries, saying that 57 shut last year, according to new figures

The i says judges have ruled that cheaper family breaks during term time cause unacceptable disruption. 

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