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The Guardian leads with ministers ordering safety checks on a group of post-war school buildings over fears of defects in thousands of schools. The paper writes that after months of delays, contractors have finally been appointed to investigate the buildings.
The Times leads with the death of former US president Jimmy Carter, marking his passing.
The Daily Telegraph leads with the government wanting to make the national curriculum more “diverse” as part of a review to “refresh” what is taught in schools.
The i reports that voters do not believe the prime minister can help ease the cost-of-living crisis within the next year, with 62% of the public saying the government cannot get a handle on living costs.
The Sun reports that actress Michelle Keegan and Mark Wright are expecting their first child.
The Daily Star superimposes the face of Vladimir Putin onto a snowman as it reports Britain will be colder than Moscow in the days ahead.
The Financial Times reports that defaults on US credit card loans have hit their highest since the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.
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