Monday’s UK newspaper front pages: 1 May 2023

Press Preview: Monday’s papers

We take a first look at Sunday’s newspapers with the political correspondent at the Financial Times, Jasmine Cameron-Chileshe, and the economics editor of The Spectator, Kate Andrews.

The i leads with the threat of more nurses’ strikes, unless the prime minister can make an improved pay offer.

The Guardian

The Guardian says that millions of households are missing out on at least £19bn in unclaimed benefits.

The Times

The prime minister is drawing up plans to boost support for first home buyers, The Times reports.

Daily Mail

The Daily Mail leads with the prediction that the coronation will add £1bn to struggling parts of the economy.

The Daily Telegraph

Cancer nurses are striking for the first time, The Daily Telegraph says, as a pay dispute continues.

Daily Express

Some 1.3 million people were affected by state pension errors last year, the Daily Express says.

Daily Mirror

Prince William will give a tribute to the King and Camilla after the coronation concert, the Daily Mirror reports.

Daily Star

Chubby critters are running amok, the Daily Star says, as millions of obese rats – made fat on scraps of our fast food leftovers – target homes.

Financial Times

The Financial Times leads with efforts to rescue US bank First Republic, as it inches closer to receivership.

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