What the papers are saying – October 23 – Irvine Times

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has called for reforms to the law to prosecute officers involved in fatal accidents, according to The Times.

The Guardian covers similar ground, saying police chiefs have asked the government to make it harder to investigate and prosecute officers.

Both Daily Mail and Subway say Sergeant Martin Blake has a price on his head after being cleared of murder.

The i focuses on water regulator Ofwat, which it says is facing the ax in government plans to clean up the country’s rivers.

The Independent also focused on British water, with the paper reporting that firms want to increase utility bills by up to 84%.

The NHS will block the use of Alzheimer’s drug donanemab because it is too expensive, according to Daily Telegraph.

The Daily Express gives its front page to a released prisoner who has thanked the Prime Minister for “letting me in early” on the second part of the government’s release scheme.

A message from Sir Keir Starmer appears on the front of the Daily Mirrorwho says he has promised Pride of Britain award winners he will improve the nation in their honour.

The Financial Times concentrates on the reorganization of HSBC’s operations.

And on Daily Star focuses on fake tan in the Oval Office.