In the Daily Telegraph, it’s reported that Rishi Sunak has called on Oxford students to interact with Professor Kathleen Stock, advocating for free debate in regards to differing viewpoints on trans rights.
A legal dispute is in the offing about the disclosure of Boris Johnson’s WhatsApp discussions according to The Times.
The Daily Express informs of the growing demands for high street banks to raise interest rates for savers, after a survey revealed rates as low as 0.1 per cent.
The Daily Mirror reports on a mother’s plea for legal changes following her son’s fatal mauling by an XL Bully dog.
The Daily Mail reveals Labour’s mounting pressure to return a £1.5m donation from a key Just Stop Oil supporter.
The Guardian highlights Labour’s plans to enable local councils to purchase land inexpensively in their bid to resolve the UK housing crisis.
According to the Daily Star, a beer historian suggests that a pint with head is better for your stomach.
The i newspaper details the government’s plans to introduce a crackdown on waste to reduce non-recyclable contamination in recycling.
The Financial Times notes Labour’s plans for land valuation reforms to tackle the UK’s housing issues.
Eamonn Holmes, a TV presenter, weighs in on the Phillip Schofield controversy, says the Metro.