Daily Mirror
Sir Keir Starmer tells the Daily Mirror that he will lead the Labour Party into the next general election, and vowed to tackle the cost of living crisis.
Metro
Backbench Labour MPs said in the House of Commons that they’re against the home secretary’s overhaul of the UK’s immigration and asylum system, the Metro reports.
The Times
Under the proposals, which lead the front of The Times, families whose asylum claims are rejected and refuse to leave will be forcibly removed from Britain.
Daily Mail
The Daily Mail reports that while announcing the plans, Shabana Mahmood rejected claims she was stoking division, as she has suffered racist abuse and knows the system must be fixed.
Daily Express
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch, who told the home secretary her changes are “steps in the right direction,” leads the front of the Daily Express.
The Sun
Some illegal immigrants awaiting deportation are being given private maths tuition, according to The Sun, which also reports on plans to pay £3,000 to asylum seekers to return to their home countries.
The Guardian
According to The Guardian, MPs against the immigration proposals are likely to hand Sir Keir Starmer another rebellion and try and force changes to the proposed law.
The i Paper
While some in Labour have vowed to rebel against Mahmood’s changes, The i Paper reports that Conservative MPs will support the government’s overhaul to immigration.
Daily Star
The Daily Star says it’s a “safe bet” that Chancellor Rachel Reeves will scrap a planned tax rise on horse race betting.
Financial Times
The Financial Times leads on government plans to ban the resale of live event tickets at above face value.
