The Papers: 'Heat leaves Africa and Med in shade' and 'Can't cope without Catherine'
A heatwave in the UK is expected to break spring records, with temperatures potentially reaching 33C. Meanwhile, regional mayors are considering a holiday tax to support struggling councils, which could significantly increase family vacation costs. Additionally, a government review warns of economic challenges for young adults influenced by technology, urging businesses to adapt to their needs.
- ▪The UK is set to experience hotter temperatures than parts of Africa and the Mediterranean due to a heatwave.
- ▪As many as 10 of England's 14 regional mayors are considering implementing a holiday tax to help struggling councils.
- ▪A government review warns of economic catastrophe as young adults are trapped in worklessness due to smartphone influence.
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'Heat leaves Africa and Med in shade' and 'Can't cope without Catherine'22 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleBBCThere's a mix of stories on Saturday's papers. A heatwave is set to break the spring record in the UK, as bank holiday temperatures are on course to hit 33C, the i Weekend says. It adds that the UK will see hotter temperatures than parts of Africa and the Mediterranean as hot and humid air pushes across north-west Europe.The Daily Telegraph leads with the news that families visiting popular tourist spots in the UK could face a holiday tax as mayors consider implementing "overnight visitor levies" to help struggling councils.
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