Motorists will see rising fuel prices over the winter, The Times reports, after the cost of petrol hit a record high of 143p per litre.

The Times also splashes on the £6bn cash injection for the NHS in Rishi Sunak’s Budget.

The Times talks to the chancellor, who says there can be “no more lockdowns”.

The top story in The Times is about the 25-year-old accused of David Amess’s murder and allegations that he had also targeted two other MPs.

The Times leads on comments by Sajid Javid that coronavirus cases could hit 100,000 a day, as he urged people to get the booster jab. 

People in the UK could face new taxes or reduced public spending to pay for the rapid transition to net zero, The Times writes.

According to The Times, a government strategy will recommend that MI5 and counterterrorism police should be given more control over the Prevent programme. 

Ties between the Gulf state of Qatar and Sir David Amess are being examined by the police, in The Times’ lead story.

A terrorism investigation has been opened following the murder of Conservative MP Sir David Amess.

President Xi of China will likely snub next month’s climate conference COP26, The Times says.

A backlog at Britain’s biggest port could see shortages on the shelves at Christmas, reports The Times.

The Times leads with the Treasury’s accusation that the business secretary is “making things up” after he said he was in talks with the chancellor about helping businesses struggling with high energy prices.

Ministers are set to announce plans for levies on gas bills to fund low-carbon heating despite rising prices, The Times has been told

The Times reports that the cost of a family holiday will fall by around £200 after ministers announced that PCR tests for foreign travel are to be scrapped by half-term.