Spanish 'flood fury' and US candidates in 'final push'

Guardian front page leading on report that Harris and Trump are making a final push in swing states ahead of the US presidential election

Many of Monday’s newspapers focus on two things: The US election and Spain’s King and Queen being pelted with mud when visiting flood-devastated Valencia. Both stories appear on the front page of the Guardian, along with a much-reported photograph of King Felipe with mud on his face, consoling a local.

The front page of the Metro newspaper. The headline reads: 'Reign Storm' with a picture of Spain's King Felipe surrounded by people, he's holding the hand of a local man. They both have mud on their clothes and faces.

The Metro also leads on the confrontation the King and Queen of Spain faced in Valencia. The headline ‘Spanish royals face floods fury’ reflects how the residents felt. There has been anger at a perceived lack of warning and insufficient support from authorities after the floods.

The front page of the i newspaper. There is no main image. There headline reads: 'Britons hope for Harris win - but most think Trump will be US president'.

With one day to go until the US election, the i reports on its own poll which suggests that many Britons want Democrat Kamala Harris to win, but expect Republican Donald Trump to return to the White House. Other polls suggest that the race is still exceptionally close.

The front page of the Financial Times newspaper. The main photograph is of Donald Trump at a rally, behind bulletproof glass. He is wearing a MAGA hat. The headline reads: 'The final days inside Trump's dark campaign'.

The Financial Times leads on a story critical of Donald Trump. ‘That he is even on the cusp of the American presidency again is remarkable.’ the paper says. In a separate story, the paper reports that a ‘Barbie world’ is planned, according to the doll’s manufacturer Mattel.

The front page of the Sun newspaper. An edited image of a superimposed Prince Andrew in front of a building with peeling plaster walls. The headline reads: 'Grand mould Duke of York'

The Sun leads on a different story, focused on Prince Andrew. The paper reports that the Duke of York’s Windsor home is going ‘to ruin’. The story follows earlier reports the King has ordered Prince Andrew’s annual allowance to be stopped according to an updated biography of the monarch by Robert Hardman.

The Times newspaper front page. The main photographs are of Spain's King and Queen meeting emotional Valencia locals. The main headline is for a different story reading: 'Dyson blasts 'spiteful' budget.

The Times reports businessman Sir James Dyson has criticised the government’s Budget as ‘spiteful’, following its release on 30 October. Images of the King and Queen of Spain are prominent on the front page, describing the royal’s Valencia visit as ‘Emotional’.

The front page of the Daily Mail newspaper. A photograph of King Charles and Queen Camilla, accompanied by the headline: 'Moving full story of the King's cancer fight'.

The Daily Mail continues its coverage of an updated biography on King Charles, by Robert Hardman. The paper offers an exclusive ‘moving’ story about the monarch’s experiences with cancer. Elsewhere, journalist Samantha Brick shares how her husband’s use of weight loss drug Ozempic has affected her own life.

The front page of the Daily Mirror. The headline reads: 'Lord Lucan's murder weapon'. There is a picture of a lead pipe in two parts, on to of a bloody sack.

An image of a lead pipe and a bloodstained bag is on the front page of the Daily Mirror. The paper returns to a much reported story from 1974 of Lord Lucan, who disappeared after the body of Sandra Rivett, nanny to his three children, was found. This pipe is alleged to be the weapon used and is pictured for the first time.

The front page of the Daily Express newspaper. A photo of Olivia Colman in a pink dress next to a model of Paddington bear eating a presumably marmalade sandwich.

Actor Olivia Colman accompanies a marmalade sandwich-eating Paddington Bear on the front of the Daily Express, pictured at the premiere for the Paddington in Peru film. Colman plays a guitar-playing nun in the latest instalment.

The front page of the Daily Star. An image of a Guy Fawkes effigy is on a bonfire. The headline reads: 'Record 21C weather as bonfire week heats up'

And finally, the Daily Star with the paper’s second consecutive Bonfire Night front page story. Monday’s paper estimates that temperatures will reach 21C this week. The BBC Weather’s Matt Taylor has forecast temperatures will be around 15C.