The Mirror reports on what it says is Tony Blair's "extraordinary return to the political stage", 20 years after the Labour Party swept to power in the 1997 general election...
The Sun says Anthony Joshua's heavyweight win may have "catapulted him towards boxing's billionaire bracket" but he hasn't forgotten the bill at his local laundrette...
The Daily Mail reports that Theresa May is considering tax breaks for middle-aged workers to help them with the financial burden of looking after their elderly parents...
The Times says MPs have blamed Google, Twitter and Facebook for failing to tackle terrorism, violence and hatred online, branding them a disgrace for ignoring pleas to remove illegal and dangerous content, including child abuse images...
The Guardian reports that Theresa May is likely to abandon the Tories’ “triple tax lock” commitment, ruling out increases to VAT but signalling that she could allow a future Conservative government to raise national insurance and income tax...
The Daily Express says Britain is paying for anti-smoking classes in some of the world's most corrupt countries...
The Daily Star says fans of British boxer Anthony Joshua want his victory over Wladimir Klitschko to be made into a movie...
The Daily Telegraph reports that social media firms may be forced to pay for the cost of policing digital crimes and should be fined if they don't quickly censor illegal posts...
The i leads with Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn's promises on education: £3bn to invest in the sector and a vow to reverse school cuts...
The Financial Times reports on concerns about interest-free credit cards, with bankers saying they are a "ticking time bomb" that could lead to the same revenue scandal that hit supermarket Tesco...
