Wednesday's National Newspaper Front Pages

THE PAPERS' TOP STORIES

:: The Daily Telegraph

The UK spends almost twice as much of its national wealth on foreign aid than other major nations, an official report has found.

:: The Guardian

Two thirds of homes in London's 50-storey St George Wharf Tower have been snapped up by foreign investors.

:: Financial Times

French prosecutors carried out an early-morning raid on Google's Paris office over alleged tax offences.

:: Metro

Both camps in the EU referendum have had their attempts to woo the youth vote mocked.

:: Daily Mail

David Cameron has been branded a coward for refusing to debate on TV with senior Brexit campaigners.

:: i

There are claims the EU is damaging Britain's ability to fight.

:: Daily Mirror

An unprovoked acid attack may have left a boy of 17 permanently blind in one eye.

:: The Times

Up to 150,000 pre-school children have been reported to social services over fears of abuse or neglect, an investigation has found.

:: The Sun

England and Wales fans face a booze ban ahead of their Euro 2016 clash.

:: Daily Star

Coleen Rooney is set to go into the I'm A Celebrity jungle.

:: Daily Express

The UK's pension pots are nearing a record high as savers benefit from a resurgent stockmarket.

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