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Newspaper headlines: Rayner says ‘bring it on’ and ‘honeytrap sex plot’

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The Guardian leads with calls for Rishi Sunak to end the prosecution of unpaid carers who “unwittingly breached earnings rules”, following an investigation by the newspaper. The report adds that three former Tory ministers and Labour have “demanded to know why”, with some carers describing being “plunged into debt, given criminal records, and forced to sell their homes”.


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