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The Guardian’s front page leads on its investigation into the world’s richest one per cent who, according to their own findings, cause more carbon emissions than the poorest 66 per cent.

The Daily Mirror’s investigations editor Nick Sommerlad has been looking into the rents that are charged for seven luxury apartments owned by Jeremy Hunt and his wife and discovers that one of them saw a rise of 18%.

Elementor #565066November 20, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Daily Express – Chancellor, You Must Honour Pensions Pledge The Daily Express says campaign groups have warned Chancellor Jeremy Hunt he will not be forgiven by pensioners if he “fiddles” with the triple lock and fails to raise the state pension by 8.5%.The paper says that, if he uses tax cuts to “get the economy fizzing” but does not keep the long-term promise on pensions, it will “cause uproar”. Today’s top stories Like this article? why don’t you share it? its easy … just click the icon below:)…

“Nuke sub mins from disaster” is the dramatic headline on the front page of the Sun.

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Fraudsters have conned people out of £41m in the first half of 2023.

Monday’s front pages look ahead to Wednesday’s Autumn Budget and speculate over possible tax cuts that might be announced in the chancellor’s spending plans. 

Autumn Statement: Hunt does not rule out income tax cuts Jeremy Hunt has not ruled out cutting income tax in the upcoming Autumn Statement, as he says economic growth was his priority.  The chancellor is finalising the government’s spending plans, which will be released on Wednesday. He will be looking to revive a stagnant economy and is considering reducing taxes on income, inheritance and businesses. Hunt told the BBC’s Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg programme his speech would focus on removing barriers to growth. Hunt said he wanted to put the UK on “the path of lower taxes” but would “only…

Sam is starring in a new Channel 4 series.