The migrant crisis dominates the papers on Wednesday, leading with the Times “channel boat migrants reach the record speed”. More than 50,000 migrants have crossed the channel under the leadership of Sir Kir Stmper, which the paper states that “the fastest milestone has reached under any Prime Minister”.
The Guardian’s headline reads “Treasury Targets Inheritance Tax Rise”, stating that “Clampdown on gift on money and property” is under consideration for the upcoming budget. Sources told the paper that the authorities have been tasked to investigate whether a change in hereditary tax could help stop the £ 40BN difference between revenue and expenses.
“Migrant Britain floods in the UK”, says Telegraph says, with a picture of migrants running into the sea to climb small boats from the France’s Graveline. The headline story is also inherited, with paper reporting that the amount of money raised from tax has exceeded double in the last decade.
“It’s not our fault!” The Mail announces the headline, which is a former labor home secretary, Malwar’s border on the comments of Smith, he said “what is happening, the result of the final government”. The image of sprinting migrants in the channel is in front of paper and center, with caption “Don Dash”.
The Financial Times says that the migrants from the boat will “add stress” to the local councils, which will be the duty to keep the homeless in the house amidst the serious lack of social homes. The paper also reports that the arms factory in the European Union Ukraine is expanding its rate three times before the war, which they write “represent the rearmament on a historic scale”.
According to the express, a record eight million people are now receiving universal credit. The paper reports that the number of benefits claimants not bound to seek work is “shot from one million under labor”.
The eye paper is leading with a clampdown on artificial stone imports in the UK, writing that the upcoming restrictions are behind their investigation into increasing cases of silicosis among young workers.
“Bangaling Hitwuman in Nikab FISS Life” reads the front page of the metro, American woman Amy Beto was found guilty of attempting to shoot a man in Britain. Beto will be sentenced on 21 August.
Surya’s headline read “taunts of the trick of the tickets”, stating that a man has “proud of the tiktok” by Dinghi to cross the channel and heathro has expanded his journey from a asylum hotel “one million times”.
Star has depicted the match of the new “hat-trick of host” of the front page day, stating that the new show will “focus strictly on Footy”.
The “dry alert” warns the mirror, reports that the drought condition may remain until mid -October.
