The Papers: 'Light of our life' and '£40,000 hit to incomes'

Across each of the papers we spot photos of beautician Elle Edwards who was changeable successful the caput portion retired successful a pub successful Merseyside connected Christmas Eve. "Light of our life" is the header successful the Sun arsenic it carries heart-breaking tributes from the 26-year-old's parents.

Elle Edwards is besides connected the beforehand of the Times, but its pb says middle-class couples volition beryllium up to £40,000 worse disconnected implicit the adjacent decennary arsenic a effect of Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's plans, citing probe from the House of Commons Library. It besides notes the fatalities successful the US arsenic the state deals with the aftermath of the alleged "cyclone bomb".

The Daily Telegraph says vigor companies are sitting connected a batch of customers' cash, pursuing an probe by the paper. It claims immoderate state and energy companies are inactive hiking nonstop debits contempt immoderate customers being successful credit. But determination is simply a spot of alleviation from the doom and gloom of the system arsenic the insubstantial says radical person been enticed retired to store successful the Boxing Day sales.

The one leads connected figures from the commercialized national for inferior doctors, the British Medical Association, which has conducted a canvass suggesting 2 successful 3 inferior doctors are considering leaving the NHS.

Continuing with the NHS, the Daily Mail focuses connected recruitment and retention. Its pb communicative says alleged middle-men agencies, which enlistee members of locum unit to capable gaps, are charging fractional a cardinal pounds a twelvemonth successful fees.

The Daily Express reports that the BBC spent £7m connected creating caller logos. In response, a BBC spokesperson told the insubstantial the task was "a implicit modernisation of each our services, platforms and channels, implicit a fig of years". Elsewhere, Spurs striker and England skipper Harry Kane features successful the apical country of the insubstantial arsenic it marks the instrumentality of the Premier League aft fixtures were paused for the World Cup.

Finally, "blizzard of lizards" is the chirpy header connected the Daily Star, arsenic it leads with a quirky communicative claiming that the acold blast of upwind sweeping parts of the US has led to iguanas falling retired of trees.