Newspaper headlines: EU olive branch and PM targets 'sick note culture'


The headline in the Express reads: "PM tell sick note Britain: Get a grip and a job".
The headline in the Telegraph reads: "PM vows to end 'sick note culture'".
The headline in the Times reads: "Sunak vows crackdown on 'culture of sick note'".
The headline in the i reads: "Brexit travel hope for UK students - as EU offers olive branch to Labour".
The headline in the Financial Times reads: "Post-Brexit border checks will not be 'turned on' when safety rules change".
The headline in the Guardian reads: "State could be left with £15bn debt by Thames Water nationalisation".
The headline in the Mirror reads: "I warned the Tories about him 3 months ago".
The headline in the Daily Star reads: "RIP the full English: 1 in 10 youngsters has never enjoyed world's best breakfast".
And the Daily Star reports that 1 in 10 young people say they've never had a full English breakfast, while 1 in 5 say they eat it just once a year over health fears. A mocked-up picture shows a headstone inscribed with the words: "Here lies the greatest brekkie in the world". [BBC]

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