(Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor) - Milan, 05 Jul - Newspaper headline roundup FINANCIAL TIMES Starmer hails historic Labour victory as Conservatives sink to worst-ever result.

Former prime minister Liz Truss loses seat.

UK property prices edge down, Halifax data shows.

Democratic donors push Whitmer and Newsom to replace Biden.

Le Pen party in talks to join Orba'n's group in European parliament.

PE firm taps wealthy influx to Milan with private members' club launch.

US says there is 'significant opening' to secure Israel-Hamas hostage deal.

US intervened in Congo mine sale to Chinese arms group.

Rising extremism sparks fears among France's Muslim and Jewish voters.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL A dilemma for Jill Biden: Is pressing on still the loving thing to do? Biden tries to prove he is still the best bet for Democrats.

Wall Street bids adieu to its biggest bear.

China is finally starting to do something about the US Fentanyl crisis.

Biden presses Netanyahu to close cease-fire deal after signs of progress.

Iran's election features a reformer, a hard-liner and a crisis.

LES ECHOS United Kingdom: absolute majority for Labour, Keir Starmer set to be appointed prime minister.

Legislative elections: around fifty physical attacks on candidates or campaigners, according to home minister.

Nestle France placed under investigation in the case of contaminated Buitoni pizzas.

Airbus: mega contract for German military satellites.

Faced with accusations from Muddy Waters, Eurofins commissions EY to carry out an audit of its cash position.

IL SOLE 24 ORE Axa and Bnp Paribas negotiate maxi alliance in savings.

Spain's Natra in pole position to buy Italian Nutkao's spreads.

IGD, focus on asset disposals and financial maturity management.

CINCO DIAS BBVA faces first market test of its takeover bid for Sabadell.

UK stock markets and the pound celebrate election result with moderate gains.

A major luxury housing project bursts onto the scene in the centre of Madrid: 18,000 eur per square metre.

HANDELSBLATT Porsche wants to take over Varta's e-car battery business.

China's e-car manufacturers defy EU tariffs.

Samsung records significant jump in profits.

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