The Financial Times leads on the news that bosses at Ernst & Young have warned partners a fresh wave of cost-cutting and staff departures are on the way as the professional services partnership attempts to address “inefficiencies” in their business.
Elsewhere, a striking black-and-white image of Ms Quant sits atop the Financial Times, alongside a headline that remembers her as a “British youth culture pioneer”.
Labour appoints oil baron Rachel Kyte as climate envoy role Labour appoints oil baron Rachel Kyte as the new climate
Sunday’s front pages feature a wide variety of international and domestic stories – some feature ongoing topics whilst other papers lead with exclusives.
Several newspapers lead on UK politics as the Conservative Party leadership candidates offer up their vision of the future of the party – and how to be the most effective opposition to the Labour government. The Conservative Party conference is taking place in Birmingham and who is chosen to lead the party will define the party going into the future. They have candidates stretching from centrist-conservatism to right-wing conspiracy theorists.
When hippy squatters took over a multi-million pound Piccadilly mansion | UK News It was the summer of ’69, and
The UK’s best croissant has been revealed and it costs just £3.45 from ‘divine’ bakery If you’re going to judge
Woman last seen on night out in Soho a week ago found dead | UK News A ‘vivacious, outspoken and
Rick Stein says he opened first restaurant to avoid bankruptcy after police shut down his nightclub Rick Stein has said
Copyright WTX News 2023
We bring you CNN BBC FOX EURO NEWS AL JAZEERA – all in one place. With a perfectly crafted email with your news summary
