BBCNEWS The Papers April 30, 2017
Credit cards are ticking time bombs. The i says corbyn will pledge £3 billion to education, reversing conservative pledges. Plans to make social media forms responsible for digital crimes. The Daily Express focuses on the foreign aid budget, £15 million is funding anti smoking campaigns in some of the worlds most corrupt countries. The guardian leads on theresa mays comments on tax, saying the Prime Minister has signalled a rise in National Insurance and income taxed after pledging not to increase vat. The times has a similar lead t5535; a similar lead frame online iii considering |e iii con...