Newspaper headlines: 'RIP Ozzy' and 'LionYESSS!'

Newspaper headlines: 'RIP Ozzy' and 'LionYESSS!'

The recent passing of Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne, aged 76, has been a prominent feature on the front pages of various newspapers. The Daily Star highlights Sir Elton John’s tribute to Osbourne as a “trailblazer and rock god”. Alongside this, the newspaper also covers England’s women footballers securing a thrilling extra-time victory over Italy to advance to the Euro 2025 final, with the headline “LionYESSS!”

The Daily Mirror opts for a more direct approach with its headline, simply stating “RIP Ozzy”. The paper showcases a full-page image of Osbourne performing in Birmingham just 17 days prior to his passing. Additionally, the top bar headline covers Lioness Michelle Agyemang’s crucial role in England’s intense triumph.

In a different light, The Sun pays tribute to Osbourne, emphasizing his determination to perform despite battling Parkinson’s disease. The paper includes a photo of Osbourne with his wife Sharon, portraying the rock legend’s unwavering spirit before his final show.

Despite the coverage of Osbourne’s death, The Times leads with concerns from the UK government about potential riots this summer due to the impact of immigration and rising living costs. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner are urging for urgent action to prevent unrest, highlighting the social challenges faced by the country

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