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A scope of stories look connected the beforehand pages of Monday's papers. The Metro leads connected what it says are "bombshell" remarks made by Russian President Vladimir Putin aft helium said helium does not cull the thought of bid talks with Ukraine. The insubstantial besides reports connected Sunday's Ukrainian drone onslaught connected Moscow, saying the tables person turned successful the conflict.
The Financial Times besides reports connected the Moscow drone attack, with its pb representation showing workers dismantling debris connected a damaged skyscraper successful the Russian capital. The paper's pb communicative says the UK authorities has made it cheaper for companies to pollute successful the state by "watering down" reforms to the c markets. It says the determination is the "latest sign" that the Tory enactment is "backsliding" connected its clime commitments.
Some of Monday's papers besides look astatine promises made by Rishi Sunak that helium volition prioritise policies that enactment car users. The Sun reports connected what it says are calls by campaigners for him to bash much to "end the warfare connected motorists", including to propulsion backmost the 2030 deadline for caller petrol and diesel engines. "Now get a determination on, Rishi" is its headline.
The Guardian besides reports connected the motoring issue, saying that ministers are considering introducing restrictions connected the quality of section councils to enforce 20mph velocity limits, arsenic portion of what it says is simply a "new shift" against greenish policies and postulation schemes. It comes aft Mr Sunak ordered a reappraisal of low-traffic neighbourhoods.
The pb communicative connected the beforehand leafage of the Times says that Mr Sunak volition property up with lipid and state exploration plans successful the North Sea, saying that helium volition usage a travel to Scotland to corroborate that his authorities volition contented 100 licences to companies progressive successful lipid and state extraction. The paper's main representation is of Olympic champion Tom Daley who has ended his status from diving.
The Daily Telegraph reports that an other 50,000 families are expected to person to wage inheritance tax, astir 4 times much than antecedently predicted. Its main representation is of England cricketer Stuart Broad, who volition play his past time of planetary Test cricket connected Monday, having announced his status implicit the weekend.
The Daily Mail leads with the findings of a study that says that bringing backmost tax-free buying for overseas visitors volition springiness the UK system a boost of £10bn. The insubstantial says it commissioned the probe arsenic portion of its Scrap the Tourist Tax campaign.
The Daily Express reports that HM Revenue and Customs was the "worst offender" successful a call-handling probe it conducted, being held for astir 3 hours. "Ends this farce" says its headline.
The main communicative connected the frontpage of the one paper says that much than fractional of UK households are struggling to wage for mundane essentials specified arsenic food, petrol and bills amid the outgo of surviving crisis. It besides reports that successful the coming days involvement rates are expected to summation to 5.25%, which it says would permission 4 cardinal households facing steep owe rises.
The Daily Mirror leads connected calls by the begetter of a lad killed by a canine to enactment the paper's run to alteration the instrumentality to ace down connected "dangerous pets". Billy MacRitchie, whose lad Frankie was 9 erstwhile helium was killed by a dog, tells the paper: "Our anticipation is that his tragic decease wasn't for nothing."
The Daily Star reports that 5 "Atlantic deluges" are connected their mode to the UK successful the adjacent 2 weeks, calling them the "curse of the Great British staycation". Its header says Brits should hole for "Summer Brollydays", arsenic - inexplicably - 2 dogs and a racoon are seen hiding nether umbrellas.
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