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The Mirror warns that millions of British computer users are at risk from a possible second wave of cyber attacks on Monday...

With three weeks to go before polling day, The Guardian focuses on what it dubs the Labour and Tory "bidding war for working-class voters", highlighting Labour's promise to reduce NHS waiting lists...

The Sun claims that the Moors murderer Ian Brady is being treated at a secure hospital...

The Daily Mail splashes the news that Theresa May is targeting Labour voters with the launch of "a revolution in the workplace", including year-long sabbaticals to care for sick relatives...

The Times claims the pledges are aiming to rebrand the Conservative party as the party for workers, but warns that the proposals could cause tensions with industry...

The Telegraph says that the Conservatives will pledge to give employees the right to take extended leave to care for relatives...

The Express says the Conservatives will pledge to give employees the right to take extended leave to care for relatives...

Metro warns its readers "Don't Be Held To Ransom", reminding office workers who may have left their computers switched on over the weekend that a bug could be waiting for them...

i leads with the Conservative party pledge to protect workers' rights and increase the living wage in a bid to win over Labour voters...

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