The entrance web page of the Times experiences that Chancellor Rachel Reeves is anticipated to set out a “winter fuel U-turn” in her spending overview on 11 June. It says the fee might be restored after which clawed again “from millions of better-off pensioners through higher tax bills”. The paper additionally options a picture of Queen Camilla shaking fingers with “moss people” at Canary Wharf.
There are fears of “chaos” over the go back of iciness gas bills writes the Guardian. It experiences the bereaved households of useless pensioners may well be pursued by means of tax officers to recuperate the sums in a possible new Treasury scheme. The complete main points of the scheme have now not but been introduced.
“Farage backs call for full U-turn to help OAPs” the Daily Express headlines at the iciness gas bills. Also from the Express, the Queen is pictured retaining a number of vegetation, with the caption “Queen of smiles for British flower week”.
The i Paper is every other to characteristic the iciness gas cuts reversal as its best tale, reporting that 1.3m extra persons are more likely to obtain the fee this 12 months. In an unique, it experiences the chancellor has been “given £27,000 donation from lobbying firm linked to Thames Water bidder”. A Labour Party spokesperson stated: “All necessary declarations have been made, in line with the rules.”
The Mail’s headline reads “Battle lines drawn over immigration” and includes a literal dotted line between blocks of texts laying out the opposing insurance policies from Sir Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch on reducing migration numbers.
The Telegraph experiences that Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been “forced to drop net zero cuts” she have been making an allowance for for the spending overview subsequent week, with Energy Security Secretary Ed Miliband heading off cuts to the £13.2 billion heat houses plan.
The Sun additionally covers the tale about weight-loss jabs, with warnings made to ladies about doable uncomfortable side effects of the medicine.
The Financial Times experiences that “Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’ will swell US debt by $2.4tn (£1.1tn)”.
Under the headline “Glee School Meals”, the Daily Mirror experiences 500,000 extra faculty kids will obtain unfastened faculty foods – a topic the paper has campaigned on
The Daily Star has an “ecclesiastical exclusive”: there is a “Holy Grail hunt in UK” because it says the cup “supped by Jesus is secretly buried in St Albans, citing a documentary maker.
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