What the Sunday papers say

SUNDAY EXPRESS NORWEGIAN will be looking to heap the pressure on low-cost rival Ryanair by snapping up more of its pilots when it opens a new hub in Dublin later this year. STAR Wars toys will be must-have gifts at Christmas according to John Lewis, because of the launch of the next movie in the franchise, The Last Jedi, in December. BUSINESSES hit by the attack at London Bridge claim that their terrorism insurance policies are worthless as their insurers still have not paid out, nearly four months after the atrocity. SUNDAY TIMES BT is seeking to cut payouts for about 80,000 members of its final salary pension plan in an attempt to fill an estimated £14billion hole in the scheme. BARONESS Lane-Fox of Soho has slammed the technology industry’s “staggering” sexism, but hopes the recent wave of sexual harassment scandals will mark a turning point leading to “action and change”. SUNDAY TELEGRAPH ROYAL Dutch Shell is preparing to open Britain’s first “no petrol” service station in the capital next year as part of its drive to cleaner motoring. THE toymaking industry has thrown American chain Toys R Us a lifeline by vowing to continuing supplying it after the company tumbled into bankruptcy protection. OBSERVER IT has been a while coming, but India’s Tata Steel finally agreed a tie-up with Germany’s Thyssen Krupp to create Europe’s second largest steel group behind only ArcelorMittal.