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Apple has been fined €1.8bn (£1.5bn) by the EU for breaking competition laws over music streaming. The firm had prevented streaming services from informing users of payment options outside the Apple app store, the European Commission said.

City AM – Back in room The front page of the London business newspaper City AM leads on Insurance giant Aviva heading back into Lloyd’s for the first time since 2000.  Aviva back into Lloyd’s for first time in two decades after £242m acquisition Insurance giant Aviva will head back into Lloyd’s for the first time since 2000 after acquiring carrier Probitas for more than £200m. The transaction sees Aviva take tenancy rights to Syndicate 1492, giving it a pathway back into the Lloyd’s market, and boosting the one Norwich-HQed business’ global corporate and specialty business. “This acquisition is another…

With the budget taking place on Wednesday, The Guardian reports the NHS faces its biggest funding cuts in real terms since the 1970s.

The Independent says two former defence chiefs, ex-defence secretary and US ambassador joined the paper’s call to stop the deportation of Afghans who served with UK forces – as the House of Lords tries to force changes to PM’s flagship Rwanda bill.

Metro leads with a report into children dying in temporary accommodation, with 42 of them babies less than a year old.

The Daily Express carries an interview with former home secretary Priti Patel, who is calling on France to do more to “stop small boats”. She says France needs to do more to justify the millions of pounds the UK sends it to help tackle the issue of small boat crossings in the English Channel.

The Daily Mirror splashes on a poll putting support for the Conservatives at 20%, which is their lowest rating on record. The paper calls it a humiliation saying they now trail Labour by 27%.

The Sun leads with an interview with the Princess of Wales’ uncle Gary Goldsmith, who has criticised Prince Harry for throwing the Royal Family “under the bus”. Kate’s uncle is set to appear in the latest Big Brother.

Tuesday’s front pages feature a variety of stories, with no one single lead. Several papers lightly cover the upcoming Wednesday Budget – with more speculation, though it’s not as heavy as yesterday’s coverage. 

Israeli filmmaker said I’m here celebrating this award but it’s also very hard for me to celebrate when there are tens of thousands of my people being slaughtered and massacred by Israel in Gaza.