The Papers: Rich 'ready to quit UK' and England's Carsley 'won't sing anthem'

The Guardian reports Labour volition soon prohibition landlords from evicting tenants without cause, arsenic portion of a bundle of measures for renters. The insubstantial says ministers volition enactment guardant the renters' rights measure for its archetypal speechmaking successful beforehand of MPs adjacent week according to sources. The Guardian calls the measure a "major victory" for renters' rights campaigners.

The FT Weekend reports Chancellor Rachel Reeves is facing a revolt from authorities officials implicit spending cuts. It says the chancellor gave authorities departments until adjacent Friday to gully up plans to run wrong choky spending constraints inherited from the Conservatives, but she volition beryllium warned cuts person already gone excessively far. The main representation is of Paralympians masked and with swords successful a wheelchair fencing event. While successful its off-lead, the FT writes frozen croissants are connected the emergence and accelerating the displacement of caller ones, adjacent successful "pastry heartland" France.

Queen Camilla has a hair-raising infinitesimal connected the beforehand of the Times. The Queen faced a gust of upwind arsenic she visited North Yorkshire connected Friday. The paper's main communicative reports the fig of affluent Britons looking to determination overseas is surging since Labour's predetermination win, arsenic fears turn implicit the standard of the chancellor's imaginable "tax raid" connected precocious earners. Analysis suggests the UK is connected way to suffer 9,500 millionaires this year, the insubstantial says.

The one reports an Ozempic-style value nonaccomplishment pill could beryllium disposable successful the UK wrong 2 years according to manufacture insiders. The insubstantial writes determination are 8 oral anti-obesity drugs successful last signifier tests worldwide, with astatine slightest 1 expected by manufacture insiders to beryllium acceptable for support by regulators arsenic aboriginal arsenic 2026.

On the beforehand of the Daily Telegraph is simply a smiling Sienna Miller from the reddish carpet successful Venice for the premier of her movie Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 2. The broadsheet splashes connected interim England manager Lee Carsley, who has suggested helium volition not sing God Save the King. The Birmingham-born manager who played for Ireland said that helium ne'er would sing the nationalist anthem, adding helium was "always truly focused connected the game". The insubstantial writes if helium does not sing it volition beryllium successful "stark contrast" to Gareth Southgate.

The Daily Mail besides says determination is "disbelief and anger" astatine Carsley. But its apical communicative reports not 1 of the Royal Navy's six onslaught submarines, which are non-nuclear, are astatine sea. It points retired that lone 9 of the UK's 25 warships and onslaught submarines are progressive oregon deployed. The insubstantial says the numbers amusement the "utterly dire" authorities of the Royal Navy, with vessels either breached down, being modified oregon nether trials.

The Daily Mirror's beforehand leafage headlines "I warned bosses idiosyncratic would die" arsenic it reports connected erstwhile Top Gear presenter Chris Harris saying BBC bosses did not instrumentality his fears implicit information failures seriously. The amusement is connected a hiatus aft Freddie Flintoff was injured portion filming connected the show's trial track. Harris made the comments speaking to podcaster Joe Rogan. BBC Studios, which makes Top Gear, has referred to an autarkic probe successful 2023 which recovered the amusement had complied with manufacture champion practice. Elsewhere, the precocious Queen is pictured arsenic a monument volition honour her bequest successful London's St James's Park successful 2026.

The Daily Express headlines "give backmost your gong" arsenic it reports connected "fury" surrounding Sir Ian McKellen's comments connected his interactions with the precocious Queen. He told the Times paper "on the fewer occasions I met her she was rather rude" and that she was "quite mad" towards the extremity of her life. In response, royal biographer Margaret Holder is quoted suggesting Sir Ian returns his knighthood.

The Daily Star besides carries the communicative connected Sir Ian, picturing him arsenic his character, Gandalf, successful The Lord of the Rings. The tabloid asks: "You good Gandalf?"