Plans by Rishi Sunak to overhaul university degrees and Alcaraz's Wimbledon win lead the papers.
A couple of Monday's papers lead with Rishi Sunak's action on university degrees. The Daily Telegraph has an interview with the prime minister, who says the policy should say to young people that "there are good alternatives to university". The paper's front page also has a story about the heatwave in southern Europe, saying it is likely to "push temperatures to record levels and trigger warnings" for families planning to travel during the school holidays.
The Times reports homeowners across the country are "living on 'negative budgets', where their income is no longer meeting their basic costs" because of high interest rates. The story is based on comments from Citizens Advice, the UK's largest debt support charity.An interesting health story leads the Mirror, with it reporting that drug trial results "could herald the beginning of the end of Alzheimer's disease".
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