City A.M

– Osborne puts his money on road building

Daily Mail

Editorial: How much pain must middle classes take?

– Dawn in suburbia: Up to 200 migrants join queue for work… outside a north-west London bar called the Honeypot

– NHS staff are failing patients with dementia: Hundreds are dying on wards rather than at home surrounded by families because they are not seen as having a terminal illness

The Express

Editorial: Osborne will give ailing NHS a much needed boost

– Tories’ grammar school bid 

– Tory backlash over fears Cameron won’t deliver on migrant cuts

– £8.5bn compensation for millions cheated in pension sales scam

– ONE MILLION Poles set to hit Britain’s shores

Financial Times

Editorial: The economic collapse of Ukraine must be halted 

– Student votes to decide election result in at least 10 UK seats 

– Crackdown on tax abuses by technology companies

– Ministers set to claim credit now for projects in next parliament

The Guardian

Editorial: The Guardian view on George Osborne’s plans for a deficit law: it’s stupid economics

– Alan Johnson interested in cabinet post if Labour wins general election

– George Osborne’s targeting of corporate tax dodges faces voter scepticism

– Four years on: from the emergency budget to the autumn statement 2014

The Independent

Editorial: Empty promises? The Chancellor’s offer of extra money to the NHS is misleading. We need to know how he will pay for it

– George Osborne’s cuts ‘risk putting UK in breach of UN Convention on children’s rights’

– New election rules affecting students could make or break Nick Clegg’s chances in 2015 

– Autumn Statement: Bleak borrowing prediction rocks George Osborne’s deficit hopes

The Sun

Editorial: THE treatment of the cops who exposed Plebgate is a national disgrace that shames the Met Police and its commissioner.

– 13,000 slaves hidden in UK

– I was arrested, silenced and sacked… for exposing ‘plebs’ MP Andrew Mitchell

The Telegraph

Editorial: Devolution should not stop at Scotland

Editorial: More money isn’t the right prescription for the NHS

– Indonesia adores the Brits, so why aren’t we trading there?

– Nearly 1m more middle earners to be dragged into 40p tax band despite David Cameron’s conference pledge

– Ed Miliband is not doing enough to hold George Osborne to account, says Alan Johnson

The Times

Editorial: Throwing back fish is a crime that must be stopped

– Over half of crime chiefs accused of misconduct 

– Private-school confidence ‘hurts society’

– Mental health patients held in cells as NHS cannot cope

– Corporate avoidance is morally wrong, say voters

Events
– NORTHHUMBERLAND: UKIP Deputy leader to launch UKIP North East campaign HQ.

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