‘Credit crunch’

A round-up of the headlines from the UK front pages

“Credit crunch”, says The Sun, writing that ministers’ plans to ban “supermarket deals on items like bran flakes, porridge and fruit juice” could see the cost of grocery staples “soar”. Andy Burnham describes a “Neets crisis” as a “moral failure”, says The Times. The “postcode lottery is real”, says a report in Metro. David Blunkett is heading a “Labour backlash” against the PM’s pledge to change the “UK voting system”, says The iPaper.

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