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One of the pair will replace Boris Johnson as Conservative party leader and prime minister.

Unions fear ticket offices are set to close with the loss of thousands of jobs.

Travel chaos features among the topics on Saturday’s front pages.

Qamar Jabarkhyl, a 28-year-old UK citizen, said his ‘heart melts’ when his young cousin, Obaidullah, calls him crying every day from Strasbourg.

TfL said it would respond to the Government’s proposal ‘as soon as possible’.

The Foreign Secretary has vowed to review all EU laws retained after Brexit by the end of next year if she becomes prime minister.

A French politician blamed Brexit for the travel misery, while the local MP claimed French border officers “didn’t turn up for work”.

The Red Arrows flying team is set to perform in a display at the Making Waves Festival in Irvine, North Ayrshire.

In interviews with two major newspapers, both Mr Sunak and Ms Truss reveal eye-catching proposals designed to firm up their campaign for No 10.

Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union will walk out on Wednesday July 27.

In an interview with The Mirror newspaper, Labour frontbencher Rachel Reeves hit out at the Tory leadership contenders.

The reshuffle sees a change to some members of Sir Keir’s top team.

The pair will face off in a debate on Tuesday July 26.

The travel disruption is taking place during one of the busiest periods for foreign travel from the UK.

The high temperatures saw the Met Office issue its longest-range amber warning, lasting six days.

The Prime Minister also welcomed news of a UN-brokered deal to get grain out of Ukraine.

Members of the RMT at Network Rail and 14 train companies will walk out on July 27.

Obinna Obeta, 50, from Southwark, south London, is charged under the Modern Slavery Act.

The Tory leadership hopeful will make the speech in Grantham, birthplace of former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.

Here are this week’s developments.