Saturday’s UK newspaper front pages: 20 May 2023

Saturday’s UK newspaper front pages: 20 May 2023

The Daily Telegraph

Britain is at risk of talking itself into economic decline because of a growing sense of “insidious” and “corrosive” negativity, The Daily Telegraph reports.

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The typical household bill will fall to about £2,053 from £2,500 as the energy cap is forecast to fall 18%, i reports.

The Guardian

Patients are paying up to £550 an hour to see private GPs amid frustration at the delays many face getting an appointment with an NHS doctor, The Guardian reports.

The Times

Artificial intelligence is the greatest threat to education and the government is responding too slowly to its dangers, headteachers say.

Daily Mirror

Serial killer Rose West is under pressure to tell all about the horrific crimes she and her husband committed, the Daily Mirror reports.

FT Weekend

Bank bosses have warned that growing numbers of consumers are relying on “shadow credit” by taking out risky loans from the “murkier corners of the financial system”, the FT Weekend reports.

Daily Star

The Daily Star reports that Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has “dropped down the Rich List” and now has just “£529m left in the bank”.

Daily Mail

Households bills will soon fall by £450 a year in a fresh sign the worst of the cost of living squeeze is nearing an end, the Daily Mail reports.

Daily Express

“Households finally got some good news” after reports emerged energy bills will drop by £450 a year within weeks, according to the Daily Express.

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