Asosiy ma’lumotlar
- Fransiyada talabalar noroziliklari keltirib chiqargan tartibsizliklar fonida komendant soati joriy etildi; Makron «ultracha so‘l pogromchilar va o‘g‘rilar g‘alaba qozonmaydi» dedi
- Daily Telegraph: Mudofaa vazirligi uchta yangi jangovar mashinadan voz kechdi, 28-oktabr byudjetidan oldin 2 milliard funtga qisqartirish
- The i Paper: hukumat aprelga qadar nafaqalardagi «ikki bolalik cheklovni» bekor qiladi — har bir qo‘shimcha bola uchun 736 funt
Fransiyadagi tartibsizliklar va Yevropadagi bezovtaliklar
Seshanba kungi ko‘plab yetakchi maqolalar Fransiyadagi bezovtaliklarga bag‘ishlangan, u yerda talabalar noroziliklari fonidagi zo‘ravonliklar keng ko‘lamli buzilishlarni davom ettirmoqda. Metro «The French correction» sarlavhasi bilan chiqdi va Parij politsiyachilarining «Formez vos batallions» izohi bilan suratini berdi. Nashr ma’lumotlariga ko‘ra, prezident Emmanuel Makron «ultracha so‘l pogromchilar va o‘g‘rilar g‘alaba qozonmaydi» dedi; Fransiya shaharlari va kommunalariga tartibsizlik va talonchilik kunlariga chek qo‘yish uchun komendant soati joriy etish buyurildi. The Independent joriy etilgan komendant soati va bezovtaliklarning Yevropani qamrab olayotgani haqida yozadi: suratda Marseldagi yong‘in fonida fransuz bayrog‘i bilan niqobli namoyishchi tasvirlangan. Nashr shuningdek, Italiya qattiq javob choralari tayyorlayotgani va turmush darajasi hamda uy-joy narxlaridan norozilik Lissabon, Albaniya va Serbiyaga yoyilayotgani haqida xabar beradi.
Bozorlar Fransiya inqiroziga reaksiya bildirmoqda
Financial Times vaziyatni bozorlar nuqtai nazaridan ko‘rib chiqadi: Fransiya davlat qarzlarini sotuvdan so‘ng o‘n yillik davlat obligatsiyalarining daromadliligi keskin oshdi. Nashr «yuqori riskli saylovlar» oldidan, Makron 2027-yilda prezidentlik lavozimini tark etganda, noroziliklar investorlarni fransuz qarzini saqlashga «ko‘proq noxoh» qilganini aytayotgan ekspertlarni keltiradi.
Armiya xarajatlarining qisqartirilishi
Daily Telegraph Leyboristlar partiyasi armiya xarajatlarini 2 milliard funtga qisqartirayotgani haqida xabar beradi: Mudofaa vazirligi uchta yangi jangovar mashina bo‘yicha rejalardan voz kechdi. Bu kansler Jon Xili o‘zining 28-oktabrda bo‘lib o‘tadigan birinchi byudjetida mudofaa xarajatlaridagi teshikni yopishga harakat qilayotgan bir paytda yuz beradi.
Byudjet kutishlari: soliqlar va «barqarorlik» kursi
The Times kapital o‘sishiga soliqning oshirilishi ehtimoli yo‘qligini yozadi: kansler bosh vazir Endi Byornxemning ittifoqchilari bosimiga qarshilik ko‘rsatmoqda. Nashr ma’lumotlariga ko‘ra, Xili «katta soliqlar va davlat xarajatlari paketi» emas, balki «tinch, kesilgan harakatsiz» byudjetni xohlayotganini aytgan; gazeta bunday paketlar uning oldingisi Rachel Reevesning moliyaviy tadbirlariga xos bo‘lganini tasvirlaydi. Daily Mail esa kutilayotgan byudjetga konservatorlar yetakchisi Kemi Badenoch tomonidan tanqid keltiradi: uning fikricha, byudjet «Rivzning qonli hammomidan ham yomonroq» bo‘lishi mumkin, yangi Byornxem hukumati iqtisodiyotga katta zarar yetkazishi mumkin, garchi leyboristlar davrida soliq yuki allaqachon urushdan keyingi eng yuqori cho‘qqiga chiqqan bo‘lsa.
Nafaqalardagi «ikki bolalik cheklov» bekor qilinishi
The i Paper o‘z manbalariga tayanib xabar beradi ki, hukumat aprelga qadar bolalar parvarishi nafaqalaridagi «ikki bolalik cheklovni» bekor qiladi: nafaqa oluvchi ota-onalar yoshlar bog‘chasi to‘lovlariga yordam uchun ikkidan ortiq har bir bola uchun qo‘shimcha 736 funt oladi. Nashr ekspertlarni keltiradi, ularning fikricha, yoshlar bog‘chasi to‘lovlarini qo‘llab-quvvatlashdagi cheklovning bekor qilinishi ikkitadan ortiq bolaga ega universal credit oluvchi ota-onalar uchun «narxlar o‘sishining hal qiluvchi paytida» ishga qaytish yo‘li bo‘ladi.
Thames Water, qiruvchi samolyot halokati va boshqa mavzular
The Guardian birinchi sahifasida Byornxem o‘z siyosiy maslahatchilariga Thames Water qutqarish rejalari bilan «viddalashishni» va muammoli kompaniyaning taqdiri bo‘yicha yanada radikal variantlarni taqdim etishni buyurganini yozadi. Nashr ma’lumotlariga ko‘ra, bu bosh vazirning «hayot asoslarini» jamoat nazorati ostiga o‘tish haqidagi va’dasining sinovi. The Sun 20 million funtlik halokat bo‘yicha tergov haqida xabar beradi: o‘tgan oyda Shimoliy Uelsdagi RAF Valley bazasi yaqinida Hawk T2 qulab tushib portlashidan oldin ikki uchuvchi samolyotni binolardan burib katapultalanib chiqdi; dastlabki tergov ma’lumotlariga ko‘ra, reaktiv samolyot yopilmagan yoqilg‘i qopqog‘i bilan uchgan. Daily Express NHS shifokorlarining sog‘liqni saqlash tizimi yangi qishki inqirozga «shunchaki tayyor emas»ligi haqidagi ogohlantirishini keltiradi: gripp bilan kasallanib yotqizilishlar o‘sishi fonida «shoshilinch yordam bo‘limlarida har hafta bemorlar o‘lmoqda». Daily Star «shok qo‘zg‘atuvchi hisobotlarga» tayanib, «Manchester City»ni premyer-ligadan chiqib ketish xavfi bilan katta ochko ayirish tahdidi qorovuqda deb yozadi. Daily Mirror sharhni yanada yorqin mavzu bilan — Pride of Britain mukofoti bilan yakunlaydi: «Millatning oddiy qahramonlari uchun kuboklar va ko‘zyoshlar», jumladan, yilning yosh fond yig‘uvchisi Kirsty Wa va temir yo‘l halokatida jabrlanganlarga yordam bergan doktor Eli Prior.
Many of Tuesday's front pages depict the unrest sweeping through France, where violence sparked by student protests continues to cause major disruptions. "The French correction" is the Metro's headline, embedding a picture showing a row of Paris riot cops next to the caption "Formez vos batallions". President Emmanuel Macron is quoted saying "extreme-left thugs and thieves will not win", as the paper goes on to explain: "French towns and cities have been told to declare curfews in a bid to end days of rioting and looting".
The Independent continues with "Curfew imposed to stop France riots as unrest grips Europe", below a photo showing a masked demonstrator in Marseille holding a French flag as a fire burns in the backdrop. "Italy prepares crackdown" it says as cost of living and housing anger spreads to "Lisbon, Albania and Serbia".
"Challenges facing Macron deepen" says the Financial Times, taking a markets perspective of the riots to report "10-year bond yield sharply up" in France following a "self-off in French government debt". It cites experts who say "the protest had made investors 'more reluctant' to hold the debt" ahead of the "high-stakes election" when Macron gives up the presidency in 2027.
Returning to the UK, the Daily Telegraph writes: "Labour cuts £2bn from Army", reporting that the Ministry of Defence has "dropped plans to three new frontline vehicles". It comes as Chancellor John Healey "attempts to fill a hole in defence spending in his first Budget", due on 28 October.
Continuing with pre-Budget speculation, the Times says "no increase to capital gains tax" is expected to be handed down as "chancellor resists pressure" from allies of Prime Minister Andy Burnham. Healey is quoted saying he wants a "steady as she goes" budget rather than, as the paper describes as a "huge package of tax rises and public spending that dominated the fiscal events of Rachel Reeves, his predecessor".
The i Paper leads with its scoop that the government will lift the "two-child cap on childcare benefits" by April, meaning parents on benefits will get "£736 extra per additional child to assist with nursery costs". The paper quotes experts who believe "lifting the cap on nursery fee support offers a route back to work for parents on universal credit with more than two children 'at a critical time of rising costs'."
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch's criticism of John Healey's expected budget tops the Daily Mail, where it summarises her perspective: "Budget could be even worse than Reeves bloodbath". Badenoch suggests Burnham's new government could impose "more damage to the economy than his predecessor, despite Labour already hiking the tax burden to a post-war high", according to the paper.
The Guardian tops with Burnham ordering his policy advisers "to rip up their plans for how to fix Thames Water and present him with more radical options for what to do with the stricken company". It explains that the proposal is a "test" of the prime minister's promise "to bring the 'essentials of life' under public control".
The Sun leads with a "£20m crash probe" after "two pilots steered away from buildings and ejected before the Hawk T2 nosedived and exploded near RAF Valley, North Wales, last month". According to an early investigation, the "RAF fireball jet was flying with its fuel cap off".
The Daily Star picks up on the latest Manchester City alleged financial misconduct saga, reporting that they are set to get a "huge" points deduction risking "relegation", attributing the details to "shock reports". It could be "Man City's tipping point", the paper says.
The Daily Express carries the warning from NHS doctors that the health service is "simply not ready" for another winter crisis, writing that "patients are dying every week in struggling A&E departments" amid rising flu admissions.
Finally, the Daily Mirror caps off with a lighter touch headline about the paper's Pride of Britain awards. "Trophies and tears for nation's everyday heroes" it writes, as "Stars humbled by tales of courage and sacrifice", including young fundraiser of the year Kirsty Waugh and Dr Eli Prior "who helped train crash victims".
