The Papers: 'A family's pain' and 'EU students in return for trade'
Summary
The article reviews stories featured on the front pages of UK newspapers. Topics include a possible UK-EU deal involving university study, proposals on youth unemployment and pensions, and reports about crime, politics and international affairs.Key Facts
- The Guardian reports on a possible £450 million plan to subsidise university study in the UK for EU students in exchange for access to a trade deal.
- The Daily Mirror reports that Henry Nowak’s family have spoken publicly about learning that the 18-year-old had been murdered.
- The Times says a review of youth unemployment will recommend a local participation system with a “tough love” approach.
- The i Paper reports polling that found no longer a majority of voters support the state pension triple lock.
- The Metro reports that a gang accused of tampering with Oyster card machines to steal from travellers has been arrested.
- The Financial Times reports on losses for investors amid a prolonged sell-off in riskier parts of the global junk-debt market.
- The Independent reports that Russia is increasing its disinformation campaign against Britain as the UK supports Ukraine.
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