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Image source, The Guardian
Image caption,Almost all of Wednesday's front pages are dominated by the news that a 14-year-old boy was killed after an attacker armed with a sword went on the rampage in Hainault, north-east London. The Guardian has the headline "22 minutes of horror".
Image source, The Mirror
Image caption,Under the headline "Sword attack horror", the Mirror features a still from footage of the attacker being tasered.
Image source, The Daily Express
Image caption,The Express also has a photo from the moment the attacker was stopped by police. It calls the policewoman a "hero".
Image source, The Metro
Image caption,The Metro leads with "Courage of sword cops", focusing on the two police officers injured in the attack.
Image source, The i
Image caption,The i features calls from an anti-knife crime charity to tighten laws on machetes and zombie knives, in light of the attack.
Image source, The Mail
Image caption,The Mail also reports that the UK is leading a "prostate cancer revolution", which could prevent four in 10 deaths from the disease and it teases a story on why olive oil now costs more than many wines.
Image source, The Times
Image caption,The Times' top story is on the UK's immigration levels falling because of a decline in students and foreign workers coming to the country. It also has a photo of King Charles as he returns to public engagements with a hospital visit.
Image source, The FT
Image caption,The FT says investors are startled by news that HSBC chief executive Noel Quinn is retiring after nearly five years in the role.
Image source, Daily Star
Image caption,And the Daily Star backs Count Binface in London's mayoral election on Thursday.
