Many of the papers focus on Wednesday's Budget, including plans to scrap a public sector pay freeze.
The i newspaper looks ahead to the Budget on Wednesday as it reports that Chancellor Rishi Sunak has been warned of a lack of cash for schools. The paper reports that the chancellor has appeared to rule out longer school days and extra tutoring to help students who have been badly affected by Covid lockdowns. It also says he will confirm an end to the freeze on public sector pay but that pay rises for teachers, civil servants and military will not be confirmed for months.
The Times quotes Ms Haugen saying that bullying on Instagram "follows children into their bedrooms" and that Facebook - which owns Instagram - knows this. But the paper's lead story is on drivers being told to brace for a winter of rising costs. It comes as the cost of petrol hit a record high."Recycling trashed by Boris" is the headline on the Metro which says the prime minister has been accused of "losing the plot" the week before the Cop26 climate summit.
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