What the Sunday papers say

SUNDAY EXPRESS BRITAIN’S biggest high street banks could see their payment protection insurance compensation bills hit a combined total of £ 37billion this week, when they unveil their first- quarter results. DULUX PAINTS owner AkzoNobel will come under assault from rebel shareholder Elliott Advisors at its annual meeting on Tuesday, over its refusal to hold talks with suitor PPG.

SUNDAY TELEGRAPH THE boss of Britain’s largest energy supplier has warned that the Conservative Party’s flagship plan for a cap on energy bills will raise questions over its approach to regulating free markets in other sectors ahead of Brexit. BRITAIN’S households could be spared a further blow from higher inflation because Theresa May’s snap election has pushed up the pound, limiting the chance of more rises in the cost of imports.

SUNDAY TIMES JAGUAR LAND ROVER has struck a deal to slash thousands of workers’ pensions by severing the link to final salaries and switching to career average pay. BRITISH chip designer Imagination Technologies is considering selling a stake in one of its main businesses in an attempt to raise cash after it was dumped by Apple earlier this month.

OBSERVER THE AMERICANS have had their Weetabix after it was announced last week that the UK cereal brand was to be snapped up by the US company Post Holdings in a deal worth £ 1.4billion.