INFORMING BRITAIN PRESS PREVIEW: MONDAY 28 APRIL 2025 | TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY AT INFORMING BRITAIN

Welcome to your official rundown of headlines on a selection of British Newspapers' Front Pages for Monday 28 April 2025.

Browse through #IBPapers on ​𝕏, and #IBPapers on BlueSky, to keep up with the latest from Informing Britain Papers on Social Media.
​
This is a selection of newspaper publications from Britain, it may not be all of the Front Pages.

If the leading story is available, links will be provided.
​​​​​​
Here are tonight's Page 1 previews.
​
​This page will be updated as the headlines come in.

---

The Daily Telegraph: "PM PLANS MIGRANT CUT TO FIGHT REFORM"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Ben Riley Smith

Sir Keir Starmer will unveil a crackdown on immigration after this week's Local Elections where Reform is expected to seize hundreds of seats.


FULL REPORT: Telegraph.co.uk/politics/2025/04/27/starmer-plans-migrant-cuts-to-fight-reform

---

The Guardian: "REVEALED: LANDLORDS AND HOTELS ARE 'CASHING IN' ON HOMELESSNESS CRISIS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Kiran Stacey / Michael Goodier / Olivia Lee

Private landlords and hotel owners are charging councils far in excess of market rent to house people who would otherwise end up on the street, an investigation has found, laying bare the depth of England’s hidden homelessness crisis.

FULL REPORT: TheGuardian.com/society/2025/apr/27/homelessness-crisis-councils-england-pay-above-market-rent

---

The Scotsman: "BUSINESSES SAY SWINNEY MUST RAMP UP NEW HOUSE BUILDING"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: David Bol

First Minister John Swinney has been told to vow to build 25,000 new homes per year and "seize the opportunity" to kickstart economic growth in Britain.

---

Daily Express: "ANGER OVER THE CREEPING BETRAYAL OF BREXIT FREEDOMS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Christian Calgie
​
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is accused of admitting that Labour plans to "betray" Brexit by agreeing to EU Youth Mobility scheme. 

FULL REPORT: Express.co.uk/news/politics/2047112

Daily Express (Sport): "TAKE IT AS RED"
LEAD SPORT CORRESPONDENT: Chris McKenna

Mo Salah hailed Liverpool's title triumph as "100 per cent better" than their last because they got to part with the fans at Anfield.

---

The Yorkshire Post: "FARMS TOLD TO FOCUS ON FRUIT AND VEGETABLES"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Ralph Blackburn
​
UK farmers should prioritise growing fruit and vegetables over livestock like beef and lamb given the pressure on land, a report has said.

---

Daily Star: "BLOWTORCH UK"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Emily Hall

Summer is starting early as tempratures are set to soar to 29C this week thanks to a "blowtorch" heat dome, say forecasters.

Daily Star (Sport): "SALAHBRATE"
LEAD SPORT CORRESPONDENT: Chris McKenna

Mo Salah hailed Liverpool's title triumph as "100 per cent better" than their last because they got to part with the fans at Anfield.

---

Daily Mail: "SO MUCH FOR A BONFIRE OF THE QUANGOS!"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Martin Beckford

Hundreds of fat-cat public officials were paid more than the Prime Minister last year - sparking calls for Labour to speed up their promised 'bonfire of the quangos'.

---

​The Times: "REEVES FACES PAY DEMAND FOR TEACHERS AND NURSES"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Steven Swinford

Millions of Public Sector workers including teachers and nurses should be given pay rises of as much as 4 per cent, ministers have been told in a move that will put further pressure on Chancellor Rachel Reeves.

FULL REPORT: TheTimes.com/uk/politics/article/strike-threats-loom-if-ministers-reject-nhs-and-teacher-pay-deals-9r9sw8nx7

---

Metro (England): "DEADLY TOLL FROM ULTRA PROCESSED FOODS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Jen Mills

Thousands of people may be dying early every year because of ultra-processed foods, a report suggests.
Scientists claim 18,000 a year die early.