UK Newspaper Front Pages for 20 June 2013

Teacher found guilty of abduction
Teacher Jeremy Forrest is found guilty of abducting a pupil from the Eastbourne school he taught at.

Nine hurt in crash outside school
Nine people are taken to hospital after a car hits parents and children as they used a school pelican crossing in a south Wales village.

CQC 'to reveal NHS cover-up names'
England's NHS regulator will name some officials accused of covering up a failure to investigate deaths of babies at a Cumbria hospital, ministers say.

Daily Mail in payout to psychic
Psychic Sally Morgan says she has accepted an apology and £125,000 in damages from the Daily Mail after it suggested she "perpetrated a scam".

Schools 'let down invisible poor'
The problem of pupil underachievement has shifted from inner cities to schools in suburbs, coastal towns and rural areas, education watchdog Ofsted says.

Eye-gouge victim 'attacked again'
The new boyfriend of Tina Nash, whose ex-partner was jailed for life for gouging out her eyes, is facing a charge of attacking her.

UK mortgage lending 'up by a fifth'
UK mortgage lending surged to its highest monthly level since October 2008 in May, with activity even surprising lenders.

Government leads new GM crops push
Environment Secretary Owen Paterson says GM makes sense for consumers, farmers and the environment and calls for reform of EU regulations.

Location 'gulf' in university chances
State school pupils in some local authorities in England are more than twice as likely to go to university as those from other areas, data suggests.

Strong rise in UK retail sales
UK retail sales recorded a larger-than-expected rise last month, helped by a strong increase in food sales, official figures show.