UK Newspaper Front Pages for 18 June 2013

Army redundancy letters expected
Up to 5,000 military personnel are expected to receive redundancy letters in the third and biggest round of Army job cuts following the 2010 defence review.

No 10 to host 'web porn' summit
Internet firms are to meet ministers at No 10 amid calls for more to be done to block images of child sex abuse and to stop children viewing pornography.

Assault caution for Charles Saatchi
Art collector Charles Saatchi is cautioned for assault after images of him grasping his wife, Nigella Lawson, by the neck appeared in a newspaper.

Minister defends cost of G8 security
The Northern Ireland secretary defends the multi-million pound cost of security for the G8 conference in County Fermanagh as "money well spent".

Prison wing 'worst seen for years'
A prison area housing low category inmates is "the worst establishment inspectors had seen for many years", a report by prison inspectors says.

'Quiet epidemic' of UK male cancer
Action is needed to fight a "quiet epidemic" of oesophageal cancer, which is on the rise in the UK, particularly in men, say cancer experts.

MSPs call for 'right to childcare'
A fundamental overhaul of childcare infrastructure in Scotland must take place, according to Holyrood's equal opportunities committee.

Experts to analyse 'unusual' weather
Meteorologists and scientists will meet at the Met Office to try to understand the UK's strange weather patterns.

Judge to meet child abuse victims
The judge leading a review of the Waterhouse inquiry into abuse at north Wales children's homes holds public meetings, and wants to meet anyone with information.

Piper Alpha lessons in spotlight
A three-day conference to encourage people working offshore to think about the lessons of the Piper Alpha disaster is being held in Aberdeen.