The Government’s fiscal plans for the upcoming October 30 Budget continue to lead Saturday’s front pages.
The FinancialTimes, DailyMail and TheTimes all splash on Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ plans to extend a freeze on income tax thresholds, which could result in up to a million people paying higher taxes as part of efforts to plug a £40 billion fiscal shortfall.
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Meanwhile, the i’s weekend edition claims extending the freeze could raise up to £7 billion pounds per year.
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TheDailyTelegraph‘s front page reports the freeze is part of a “triple whammy” move – labelled a “tax raid” by critics – which will also include putting up the fuel duty and raising more money from inheritance tax.
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The Independent claims Ms Reeves has been warned plans to increase inheritance tax will “punish” the middle class.
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The Prime Minister has been warned more migrants will die attempting to cross the channel unless the crisis is treated like a “national emergency”, the Daily Express reports.
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The Sun reports former One Direction singer Liam Payne checked himself out of rehab after only two days months prior to his death in Buenos Aires.
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And the DailyMirror reports on singer Cheryl’s heartbreak after ex-boyfriend Liam Payne’s death. The two share a seven-year-old son.
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Lastly, the DailyStar’s front page condemns the nation to a “day of shame” amid news Britain’s “long and proud” tea-drinking tradition has been usurped by “faithless coffee drinkers”.
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