Financial Times

The Financial Times hears that Chancellor Rishi Sunak is planning to use next month’s budget to lay out new rules to rein in government borrowing.

The government has been forced to delay imposing border checks on EU goods entering the UK until mid-2022, the Financial Times reports.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s £15bn “stupid tunnel” between Scotland and Northern Ireland has been killed off by the Treasury, reports the Financial Times. 

The Financial Times reports on a push for the devolution of more powers to the UK regions.

European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde has reassured bond investors even though the ECB said it would buy fewer bonds in a sign of confidence in the eurozone’s economic recovery, according to the Financial Times.

The Financial Times reports on Boris Johnson’s victory in securing £12bn in taxes each year to tackle the NHS and social care crisis.

The prime minister has defied critics to unveil a controversial £12bn tax rise for health and social care, the Financial Times reports. 

The Financial Times leads with demands for British customers to have greater protection against dubious crypto investments.