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The i reports that British workers are set for the biggest tax squeeze in three decades as income tax and council tax are due to rise.
Rising utility bills will also put an even greater burden on households, with the paper branding next month “Awful April” as a result of the incoming hikes.
The Guardian
The Guardian splashes on accusations from Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer that the Conservatives are “turning rivers into open sewers”.
It adds that, according to the Environment Agency, raw sewage was discharged into English rivers 825 times a day last year.
The Times
The Times leads on the news that Donald Trump will refuse to be put in handcuffs when he hands himself in for his arraignment next week.
The paper features a picture of the porn star at the centre of the claims relating to the former president. Stormy Daniels is quoted as saying: “There’s no way he could be scarier with his clothes on.”
The Daily Telegraph
The Daily Telegraph reports that Joe Biden is set to turn down his invitation to the King’s coronation in May.
According to the paper the US president may send his wife, Jill Biden, instead.
FT Weekend
The FT Weekend splashes on the indictment of Donald Trump, saying that the former president is due to hand himself in.
The paper reports that Trump “will not be put in handcuffs”, quoting his lawyer Joe Tacopina.
Daily Mail
Britain’s new trade deal giving it access to the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership is set to “turbo charge” the UK, according to the Daily Mail.
The paper quotes Trade Secretary Kemi Badenoch as saying countries in the Indo-Pacific region have a “fierce appetite” for British goods.
Daily Mirror
Donations have flooded into Battersea Dogs and Cats home following the death of TV star and animal campaigner Paul O’Grady, reports the Daily Mirror.
The paper says the chief executive of the home is “overwhelmed and touched” by people’s generosity.
Daily Star
Donald Trump’s indictment is the lead on the Daily Star, with the paper branding the former US president a “manbaby”.
Accompanying the piece is a mock-up with Trump’s face on all the characters from the movie, The Usual Suspects.
Daily Express
The Daily Express leads on comments from Rishi Sunak claiming that Brexit is boosting the UK economy.
His remarks come after Britain signed a trade deal with Pacific nations, with the prime minister claiming deals such as this are why he “voted for Brexit”.
