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Tuesday's newspaper front pages 15.09.2026

Financial Times

The Financial Times reports on how the 10-year US Treasury yield hit five per cent on Monday for the first time since 2023.




The i paper

A major report is set to find that ADHD is not being overdiagnosed in the UK, The i paper reports.
 

Metro

Metro splashes on reports of 500 new officers being hired in a £500m crackdown on money laundering at Post Offices and "dodgy" high street shops.
 


The Sun

The Sun reports on Oasis announcing another huge tour for 2027 following the success of their comeback last year.

The paper splashed on how fans "scrambled" to buy a ticket.


Daily Mail

The Daily Mail's front page leads on reports of Harry and Meghan pulling their children out of school over security concerns.

It comes shortly after the start of term and following the family's return to the UK last month.



Daily Star

The Daily Star leads on a raft of female athletes criticising actress Sydney Sweeney's nude ad campaign for a sports betting company.




Daily Express

The Daily Express reports that mothers in a village near a planned migrant camp are calling on women MPs to back their fight to stop the plans from going ahead.



The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph's front page reads: "Villages join revolt over migrant camps", as it reports Piddington has created a blueprint to aid other areas "forced" into housing thousands of asylum seekers.

The Times

Reform UK's billionaire cryptocurrency donors could face "enhanced checks", The Times reports, after they donated £72m to Nigel Farage's party.



The Guardian

The Guardian reports on how ministers are seeking a change to the law to make the recent £72m donations to Reform UK illegal.


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