Thursday's front pages report on five key pledges laid out by Rishi Sunak to restore the UK economy.
Most front pages on Thursday look back to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's first speech of 2023, which took place in London on Wednesday. In its lead, the Financial Times says Mr Sunak wanted to deliver "peace of mind" to a country confronted by a recession, strikes and a meltdown in the NHS.Following Mr Sunak's speech, the Daily Express leads on his "five promises".
Mr Sunak told an audience the "people's priorities were the government's priorities" and there would be "no tricks, no ambiguity" in the path to deliver on the key policy pledges he laid out to the British public, the paper adds.
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