What the Sunday papers say

SUNDAY EXPRESS BHS could be put into administration, placing thousands of jobs in jeopardy, unless its landlords agree to swingeing rent cuts of up to 75 per cent, insolvency sources say. HALFORDS will unveil a new range of children’s bicycles on Thursday, designed by Britain’s first Tour de France winner Sir Bradley Wiggins, as part of its plans to drive the recovery in its cycling division. HOUSE prices are being pushed even higher by buy- to- let investors rushing to beat the upcoming stamp duty hike next month, new data due this week from surveyors will show.

SUNDAY TELEGRAPH BRITISH American Tobacco has hired a team of heavyweight bankers that handled its recent purchase of a $ 5billion (£ 3.52billion) stake in Reynolds American, the FTSE100’ s transatlantic partner, fuelling speculation it is mulling a full takeover of the US company.

SUNDAY TIMES MARIO DRAGHI, president of the European Central Bank, is tipped to push the button on a new stimulus package, as economic indicators for troubled eurozone point to weaker growth and a return to deflation.

OBSERVER HUNDREDS of fresh and frozen food products from Morrisons will soon be available to order from Amazon, after the US online retailer struck its first supply deal with one of the UK’s “big four” supermarkets.

THE INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY IT only took around two days for George Osborne to halt plans to radically overhaul the way the nation prepares for retirement.