The Wrap: What's on Thursday's newspaper front pages?

The Sun reports on a story about the conviction of Lucy Letby.

Welfare reforms are unlikely to come into effect before the next election, The Times reports, as the Department for Work and Pensions is told it won't be given time to introduce changes until next year at the earliest.

According to the Daily Mirror, Donald Trump is weighing up targets in Iran, including weapons caches and members of the Revolutionary Guard.

The Daily Mail leads on a "countdown to conflagration", as the US and Iran exchange threats of military action.

The Daily Telegraph reports on Sir Keir Starmer's time as a human rights lawyer.

According to the paper, he once argued in a book that European human rights laws should be applied to investigations of British troops in Iraq.

The world's biggest mining companies added almost half a trillion dollars to their valuations this past year, according to Financial Times.

"Drama queen" defectors from the Conservatives to Reform UK are "not serious people," Kemi Badenoch tells the Daily Express.

Donald Trump threatened in a Truth Social post that "time is running out" for Iran to make a deal with the US, according to The Guardian.

In his post, Trump told Iran to abandon its nuclear weapons programme or a "massive armada" would bomb the country, The i Paper reports.

The Daily Star reports on an expensive bottle of wine shared by Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz.