The Papers: 'Cops didn't share letter' and Burnham 'open' to EU free movement
Summary
UK newspaper front pages focus on a letter about allegations concerning Thomas Markle, Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s comments on EU free movement, and other political and cultural stories. The papers also report on a possible increase in social housing funding, calls for clarity about the pension age, and Bill Gates’s views on artificial intelligence.Key Facts
- The Sunday Mirror reports that the Metropolitan Police did not share allegations about Thomas Markle with other police forces.
- Thomas Markle denies the allegations, according to the article.
- The Sunday Telegraph says the Metropolitan Police is considering whether to refer itself to the Independent Office for Police Conduct.
- The Sunday Times reports that Prime Minister Andy Burnham is open to adopting EU free movement and called for an honest discussion about migration.
- The Sunday People says the government is expected to announce an extra £1 billion for social housing in England ahead of the Budget.
- The Sunday Express reports that Conservatives want Burnham to clarify whether the government plans to raise the pension age to 68.
- The Observer features Bill Gates describing artificial intelligence as an evolutionary event.
- The Daily Star reports that Prince William said people sometimes fail to recognise him, including once mistaking him for musician Prince.
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