Previews of Wednesday's Budget and the reported downing of a US drone over the Black Sea lead the papers.
Expectations for the Budget dominate Wednesday's papers. The Financial Times says the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, is set to unveil a "Budget for growth" and announce billions of pounds to boost business investment and bolster Britain's workforce. It adds that right-wing MPs have been told not to expect big tax cuts.
The Guardian says the Budget is "expected to yield few surprises" but that the childcare policy could be Mr Hunt's "rabbit from the hat" moment. The paper's front page also includes a picture of Queen guitarist Brian May being knighted by the King at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday for services to music and charity.Mr Hunt is "poised to trigger a backbench revolt" by going ahead with a corporation tax rise from 19% to 25%, according to the Telegraph.
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