Monday newspaper round-up: JLR, family-owned manufacturing businesses, airline passengers

A Monday media round-up highlights pressure points across design, manufacturing, and aviation. The Guardian reports business leaders say creative professionals shouldn’t feel threatened by generative AI; industry groups argue it will enhance designers’ work rather than replace them. Also in the Guardian, John Healey is expected to contend that the government’s growth plans can help the UK “turn a corner” despite volatile bond markets disrupting Labour’s first budget. The Business Secretary ruled out financial support for Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) to protect jobs, after reports that the carmaker may cut 4,000 roles. The Times notes inheritance tax changes and high energy costs could pressure family manufacturers. It also says Heathrow could face an official finding of 61% over-budget spending between 2019 and 2024, with airlines warning they may pay about £600 million in overruns.