Wednesday's National Newspaper Front Pages

THE PAPERS' TOP STORIES

:: The Independent

Labour has pledged to get tough on zero-hours contracts . The paper claims it is a move intended to show the Tories are out of touch with ordinary people.

:: Financial Times

Business leaders are wary of the promise which will give workers the right to a full employment contract after 12 weeks.

:: The Daily Telegraph

One hundred bosses have signed a letter saying the Conservatives are good for business and Labour threatens Britain's recovery.

:: The Guardian

A law to protect journalism from state interference and an end to the government appointment of broadcasting regulators are set to be proposed by the Lib Dems.

:: The Times

Head teachers are not informing police about pupils they have been told may try to join jihadists in Syria because they do not want them to be criminalised.

:: Daily Mail

Thousands of users of an NHS approved online prescription service have had their data sold without their knowledge.

:: The i

Four in 10 teachers quit the profession within one year of qualifying.

:: Daily Express

A jobless man has caused fury after it emerged taxpayers face a £2m bill for his 16 children with 10 women.

:: The Sun, Daily Mirror

A father has 40 children by 20 women and wants more.

:: Metro

A trial has heard that a church treasurer murdered his wife by driving into a tree at 80mph after she refused his demands for sex.

::Daily Star

Former One Direction star Zayn Malik and his pop star fiancee Perrie Edwards have gone on holiday.

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