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Monday's newspaper front pages 14.09.2026

Metro

The government has insisted Reform UK could be forced to return part of £72m donated by two crypto billionaires, according to the Metro.

Financial Times

Donald Trump has rejected calls for restrictions on AI development after tech bosses urged tighter regulation of the industry because of mounting fears about the technology, says the Financial Times.




The i Paper

Ministers are facing pressure to impose a cap on political donations after two crypto billionaires each gave Reform UK £36m, reports The i Paper.

Daily Express

Shadow chancellor Andrew Griffith has warned that Labour's planned tourist tax on overnight stays could crush family-run seaside B&Bs, writes the Daily Express.



The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph says Britain's struggling hospitality sector has called on Andy Burnham to honour his pledge to slash VAT after he said in February he favoured halving it in the industry from 20% to 10%.

The Guardian

The Guardian says new research has laid bare the "enormous" scale of Britain's centuries-long trafficking of enslaved African people, supported by parliament and the monarchy.


Daily Mail

Experts fear that trains carrying Boris Johnson and foreign dignitaries were the intended targets of a Russian drone attack in Ukraine on Sunday, reports the Daily Mail.


The Sun

Former prime minister Boris Johnson was caught up in a major security scare in Ukraine on Sunday when a train behind his was struck by a Russian drone, reports The Sun.



Daily Star


Former football player and manager Graeme Souness has said today's Premier League stars are "softies" but he finds it hard not to cry when he sees the pain that "toughie" children suffer from a rare skin disease, reports the Daily Star.



Daily Mirror

Reform UK could be forced to hand back its £72m "windfall" from two crypto billionaires if parliament passes a bill to ban "mega donations", according to the Daily Mirror.



The Times

Zia Yusuf has accused Labour of "threatening the rule of law" after Housing Secretary Angela Rayner suggested Reform UK could be forced to return the £72m donated to the party by crypto billionaires Christopher Harbourne and Ben Delo, The Times reports.





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