The Papers: 'No more tax rises, insists Reeves' and 'PM in jobs push'

A fig of Tuesday's newspapers pb with Chancellor Rachel Reeves defending the Budget and ruling retired further taxation rises. The Daily Mail says that successful a bid to caput disconnected a "growing concern revolt implicit her £40 cardinal 'tax-bomb' Budget", Reeves told the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) league she was "not going to person to travel backmost for more". The insubstantial quotes CBI president Rupert Soames who said concern had been treated arsenic a "cash cow" to beryllium "milked". An representation of Kate Moss is displayed connected the beforehand page, with the insubstantial saying "Race you! Kate's Zara postulation hits High St".

In akin fashion, the Daily Telegraph reports that concern leaders person "turned" connected Reeves arsenic a "string of executives pass that Britain is becoming a little charismatic spot to put nether Labour". Addressing the CBI league connected Monday, Reeves insisted her Budget was "good for jobs and bully for growth", the insubstantial adds. The insubstantial besides leads connected Labour's program to unveil a "flagship back-to-work plan" that does not see a "crackdown" connected sickness benefits, successful a "blow to business".

Public services look different 4 years of "tight budgets", warns the Chancellor, arsenic she pledges not to enactment up taxes again for the duration of this parliament, writes the one newspaper. The insubstantial besides shows a photograph of a antheral covered successful muck from Storm Bert, adding that "more flooding" is expected.

Sir Keir Starmer says that Britain "simply isn't working" and bosses indispensable "get amended astatine keeping the semipermanent sick successful their jobs", says the Times. The insubstantial writes that the premier curate is promising an "overhaul" of occupation centres and volition nonstop much NHS unit to areas with the highest rates of "worklessness" nether plans to woody with unemployment and a "growing sickness crisis". The insubstantial besides reports that azygous women successful their thirties are progressively choosing to "take the aboriginal into their ain hands" and person a babe alone. It is quoting information from the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority.

The Guardian says that teenagers volition get skills grooming astatine the Premier League, the Royal Shakespeare Company and Channel Four arsenic portion of a authorities thrust to get hundreds of thousands into jobs oregon education. Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall told the paper: "Almost 1 cardinal young radical are neither earning nor learning." In different news, the insubstantial reports that Israel's information furniture is owed to conscionable connected Tuesday to determine connected a ceasefire statement with Lebanon aft "more than a twelvemonth of warring betwixt Israeli forces and the Shia militia Hezbollah".

The Metro says the Keir Starmer has pledged to marque spiking a circumstantial transgression offence, truthful much radical study it and constabulary "take cases much seriously". The premier curate said venue unit would get training, with a aviator strategy starting earlier Christmas, followed by a UK roll-out from March, the insubstantial adds.

MPs and Lords person said the Financial Conduct Authority is "incompetent astatine best, dishonest astatine worst", according to a "scathing report" published connected the aforesaid time that the regulator fined Barclays £40m implicit a lawsuit relating to the fiscal situation 16 years ago, the Financial Times reports. The FCS said it "strongly rejected the characterisation of the organisation".

The clear-up from Storm Bert has begun aft it near a "trail of heartbreak and destruction", says the Daily Mirror. The insubstantial shows a representation of helper Alayah Mae Axton, 10, astatine Cross Keys rugby nine successful South Wales aft flooding.

Britain volition accidental convey you to the "Greatest Generation" with bonus slope holidays to people the 80th day of the extremity of World War Two, according to the Daily Express. Plans to honour adjacent year's "momentous milestones" are acceptable to see a four-day jamboree, the Daily Express says it understands. A tribute to writer Barbara Taylor Bradford is besides displayed connected the beforehand page, saying she has died aged 91.

And the Daily Star reports that the fig of pets being "dumped" successful the run-up to Christmas has risen by 50%, "as radical conflict to marque ends meet".