Times

A series of new post-Brexit reforms are expected to be introduced by Boris Johnson, according to The Times.

As the Times’ main story, it reports on the Conservatives’ poor performance in their southern heartland.

The Times reports that Cabinet colleagues are under increasing pressure from Rishi Sunak to implement radical tax cuts following the Bank of England’s warning.

The Times reports that interest rates are expected to rise to their highest levels in 13 years after the PM said Britain is better equipped to deal with spiralling inflation now than it was in the 1980s and 1990s.

The Times reports that private schools will get fewer students in Oxbridge, according to Cambridge’s vice-chancellor.

The Times reports that millions of final-salary pensioners face a £7,000 hit because their benefits aren’t adjusted for inflation.

According to The Times, 2.7 million people have been referred for cancer checks in the past year, a significant decline from the levels before the pandemic.