The Times brings news of banks potentially losing their licences if they close accounts based on disagreements with a customer’s political beliefs.
The Daily Mirror reports a grieving mother’s plea to the prime minister for immediate action on knife crime following her son’s online-sword murder.
The Daily Mail shares government plans for an emergency law to protect account holders with “anti-woke views” from bank “cancellations”.
The Guardian anticipates the Conservatives are preparing for “painful results” in the forthcoming three by-elections.
The Daily Express reports Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s call to retailers to promptly pass on lower prices to consumers, following the decrease in inflation.
The i paper suggests that economists now foresee a Bank of England interest rate hike to 5.25% next month, in response to the new inflation figures.
The Financial Times focuses on the unexpected and substantial drop in inflation to a 15-month low of 7.9%.
The Daily Star criticises the Bank of England’s £25m bonus distribution to staff, despite advising the public against pay rises and accepting increased poverty.
The Metro’s headline story reports on the Metropolitan Police’s settlement with the family of private investigator Daniel Morgan, murdered in a pub car park in 1987.