UK Newspaper Front Pages for 20 June 2013

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.

CQC 'may reveal NHS cover-up names'
England's NHS regulator is to review a decision not to name those behind a possible "cover-up" after a series of baby deaths at a Cumbria hospital.

Strong rise in UK retail sales
UK retail sales recorded a stronger-than-expected rise last month, according to official figures.

Children hurt in crash near school
Adults and children are hurt in a "very serious accident" involving a car outside a school in south Wales.

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.

UK banks face £27.1bn shortfall
The Prudential Regulation Authority says the UK's top banks and building societies need to fill a £27.1bn hole in their balance sheets.

Police 'hold too many mentally ill'
Too many mentally ill people are being held in police cells, say four watchdog bodies.

Work Programme 'not doing enough'
Providers of the government's flagship Work Programme tell ministers the costs of helping sick and disabled jobseekers into employment cannot be met under the scheme.

RAF staff go on strike over pay
Civilian staff at five RAF stations across England are striking in a dispute over their pay.

Paid-for online news 'makes gains'
A study by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism suggests more people are becoming willing to buy online news.