UK NEWSPAPER TODAY

Britons could be banned by some Spanish hotels because UK tourists have allegedly "fleeced them" of £42m in fake food poisoning claims.

The Mirror says it's been caused by 'no win-no fee' firms setting up in the Spanish costas.

The PM is fighting claims that she "botched" the first Brexit talks in Downing Street last week, the Guardian reports... 

There could be a mis-selling scandal about to emerge in the UK car market, says the Times. 

It reports that people are getting loans without having the terms properly explained, meaning thousands may end up struggling to meet monthly repayments...

The Mail has details of its special investigation which claims women on low incomes are being offered free IVF treatment if they agree to give away half the healthy eggs they produce...

The Express reports Theresa May has hit out at EU officials over leaked details of their Brexit talks...

The Star has a story about former Spice Girl Mel B...

The EU has been "plotting" for weeks to defeat the PM's plans to secure a deal for expats in Europe and migrants in the UK, the Telegraph reports...

Relatives are having to pay 50p a minute to an American firm to call patients on NHS wards, according to watchdog Ofcom. 

Metro also reports some patients are having to pay at least £5 a day for free-to-air TV channels...

The FT says Brussels is rushing out a plan to impose EU control on the City of London's euro-clearing market...

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