Several UK newspapers cover the International Investment Summit being held in London on Monday. The Times reports that major banks and companies have written a letter expressing that it is “time to invest in Britain.” Referring to this, the paper’s headline reads: “Big money says time is right to buy into Britain.” Meanwhile, The Daily Telegraph highlights economic concerns among City bosses. Its headline reads: “PM’s tax on jobs ‘will scare away business.'”
The Guardian splashes on Keir Starmer’s promise to “rip out the bureaucracy that blocks investment” ahead of the event. According to the newspaper, this pledge is raising safety concerns as it could cause a decline in regulations that keep investors accountable. The i has an exclusive story on the expenses claims of vice-chancellors at UK universities. The revelations show claims for luxurious items such as a herb chopper and a £1 drink, coming at a time when the sector is experiencing a funding crisis.
The newspapers also cover other stories, including The Daily Mirror’s headline about King Charles III, who has apparently seen all six Australian state premiers turn down an invitation to meet him and Camilla during their tour of Australia. The Sun claims to have an exclusive story about Masterchef host Gregg Wallace and allegations surrounding his conduct. Additionally, Metro pays heed to the upcoming parliamentary debate on assisted dying, with a headline reading: “12 years and nothing’s changed.”
Lastly, The Financial Times leads with a story about the Chinese economy and rising deflationary pressures, while the main picture shows the return of a SpaceX booster
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