内容摘要：She added: "More than anything, [to] the audiences that just kept coming and coming and coming, I can't thank you all enough.

She added: "More than anything, [to] the audiences that just kept coming and coming and coming, I can't thank you all enough.

Both The Times and The Guardian have learned about a different plan - to restore winter fuel payments to all pensioners in the autumn, and then recoup the money from the wealthiest ones, the following spring, when they fill in their tax returns.According to The Times, one option is to base the threshold on

- or income after tax - which at present is about £37,000.The Guardian says some government insiders are concerned that somebefore the money is clawed back, which would lead to their bereaved families being pursued by tax officials.

Writing in the Daily Express the Reform UK leader, Nigel Farage, calls for. He argues it's a matter a fairness.

On its front page, The Daily Mirror highlights the government's announcement that around half a million more children, in England, will be

from September next year.The court case has amplified concerns about restrictions on free expression, particularly following the recent detention of software developer Rose Njeri.

Njeri was arrested on Friday for creating a tool that helped citizens oppose the government's annual finance bill.She was charged with cyber-crime and computer misuse on Tuesday and freed on bail until 20 June when the court will determine whether she will answer the charges.

She has since thanked Kenyans for raising their voices against her "ludicrous" arrest and detention.The BBC has rejected incorrect White House criticism of its Gaza coverage, describing a claim it had taken down a story as "completely wrong".