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'Happy Birthday' to the Doncaster Free Press this week as it notches up 100 years. Stu Chandler and Craig Lightowler combined to create some celebratory pages in today's edition, with an inside feature by Darren Burke. Also today, Ros Jones - Mayor of Doncaster issues a Doncaster Sheffield Airport update.

Strong headline and image used by Phil Smith for today's The Star, Sheffield leading on the city's dog fouling issues after an FoI request to Sheffield City Council. Also, it seems there's no interest in Pulp for this year's Glastonbury Festival, and are pipebots the answer for leaky water pipes?

Today's The Star, Sheffield Big Picture depicts symbolic football shirts launched by a city theatre group at arts charity Stand & Be Counted. 🧡 to mark the charity's 15th anniversary. The celebrations take place at 7pm tonight at Leah's Yard. Text box design by Daniel Bailey. #football

Fixtures for the EFL were released yesterday with National World Publishing titles publishing a special DPS for readers, like this Blackpool FC one in Blackpool Gazette. All pages were designed by the Hub's John Clerkin. The Tangerines begin their Sky Bet League One season at home to Stevenage FC 🔴⚪.

Great Wimbledon preview stats spread by Michelle Lockwood published across National World Publishing titles today. Images feature Andy Murray, Carlos Alcaraz, Roger Federer, Boris Becker and Novak Djokovic. Apparantly, a pint of Stella Artois will cost £8.85 this year. Words, Simon Carter.

The Wimbledon Championships start today and National World Publishing titles have produced an 8-page preview, with Neil Pickford, Stu Chandler and Daniel Bailey all contributing. The front features current champs Carlos Alcaraz and Barbora Krejcikova, along with Emma Raducanu and Novak Djokovic.

An eye-catching spread design by Craig Lightowler in National World Publishing dailies today as Queen of punk Debbie Harry/BLONDIE marks her 80th birthday. Many of music's biggest names had their say on the iconic singer, including David Byrne, Joan Jett & the Blackhearts, Madonna, Lady Gaga and Kylie Minogue.

To Sheffield Wednesday fans, what do you make of Sheffield Wednesday Supporters' Trust calling for you to boycott the club's shops? It's a message that supporters are no longer willing to fund owner Dejphon Chansiri's crisis as several players threaten to quit. The Star, Sheffield words, Alex Miller, design, Phil Smith.

Great poster front by John Clerkin for Edinburgh Evening News marking singer Lewis Capaldi's no.1 in the Official Charts, after his Glastonbury Festival success. Also, an interview with judy murray who talks to Ella Walker about Wimbledon, sons Andy Murray and Jamie Murray, and her new book.

A chilling image and reminder of the psychological scars the city still bears 20 years after the 7/7 London bombings. In today's Yorkshire Evening Post there's an interview with Qari Asim MBE, prayer leader Leeds Makkah Mosque, who recalls the devastating attacks. Spread, John Clerkin, words, James Connolly

Vibrant front design by Stu Chandler for today's Blackpool Gazette, but not good news as a football academy faces closure over a failed planning bid submitted to Wyre Council. Also, Leo Sayer is back in town, there's a tribute to an RNLI hero and an Amos Wynn Blackpool FC story.

Hot-looking graphic by Donna Robinson as part of a spread on the nation's heatwave, published across National World Publishing titles today. The Met Office is predicting temperature highs in the low 30s over the next few days. UK Health Security Agency has issued a yellow heat health alert for southern England.

Nice headline adaptation by Aidan Townsend for Shields Gazette and a splash on the fall in teacher numbers in South Tyneside, according to Department for Education figures. It's after The Labour Party said it would recruit 6,500 new teachers, paid for by ending tax breaks for private schools.

Some great design work by Dean Mellor for this Lancashire Post spread on KC, who ditched Lancs to live lavishly in Asia for half the price. She originally posted a video on TikTok UK two years stating plans to visit Thailand and Bali, and has been on the road ever since.

Great spread design by Craig Lightowler for this Live Aid 40th anniversary celebration across National World Publishing titles today. Artists who featured in the historic concert include Queen, U2, Madonna, Led Zeppelin, Paul McCartney, Dire Straits 🎸 & Status Quo. #LiveAid40

Special edition of Belfast News Letter today with a souvenir image pullout on The Twelfth, marking the anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne, with thousands of Orange Order members marching. The Jonathan McNabb splash is on Royal Portrush G.C. preparing for The Open. Design, Craig Lightowler.

Slightly different front page look for Lancashire Post today and a Paul Faulkner splash on Preston households not paying council tax. Also plugged, TV's Adnan Miakhel who starred with Andrew Flintoff is on the road to success with Lancashire Lightning, and a Preston North End FC story. Design, Stu Chandler.

An impactful design by Will Froggatt for today's Edinburgh Evening News as a grieving wife seeks answers after her husband lay dead for six days in The City of Edinburgh Council's customer support hub toilets. A GoFundMe page is set up to help his family cover funeral costs. Story, Neil Johnstone.

Great US flag backdrop design by Colin Heggie and a serious splash story on Leeds men who were part of a gang to import cannabis into Yorkshire through the post from America. The men have been sentenced after a probe by Yorkshire & Humber Regional Organised Crime Unit. Words, Andrew Hutchinson. Also plugged, an Leeds United story.

Two Daniel Bailey-designed data graphics in National World Publishing daily titles today, one in Edinburgh Evening News on the rising West Lothian population and the other in The Star, Sheffield on school suspensions in the city. #DataAnalytics #Graphic #Edinburgh #Sheffield #newspapers #DataDriven