Interest rate hikes and a further Covid regulation breach police investigation make Wednesday's papers.
Several of Wednesday's front pages, including the Daily Mail, feature photos of the Princess of Wales and tennis icon Roger Federer, who sat together in Centre Court's royal box on a rainy second day at Wimbledon. The Mail leads with reports the Metropolitan Police Service is investigating a further alleged breach of Covid regulations, this time involving Tory backbencher Sir Bernard Jenkin.
Completing the front page is a photo of a fist-pumping Sir Andy Murray, who beat Ryan Peniston in straight sets in the all-British Wimbledon first round match on Tuesday.Another tennis great makes the front page of the Sun. The paper leads with claims from the estranged wife of Boris Becker that the three-times Wimbledon champion kept prize horses in his bedroom to hide them from debt collectors. Mr Becker served eight months of a two-and-a-half-year sentence for hiding £2.
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