i News today leads with reports that Andy Burnham is open to cutting university fees for EU students as a bargaining chip for a better Brexit deal

In principle, the public are more likely to support such a move than oppose it, by 43% to 34%

Most Green (59%), Labour (57%), and Lib Dem voters (57%) are in favour, compared to only 30% of Tories and 15% of Reform UK voters

With Andy Burnham making his first visit to Ukraine since becoming prime minister, the front pages today reported that the UK is gifting Ukraine secret blueprints for long-range missile components

Today’s poll shows that the public are in favour of such a move, with 53% supporting giving Ukraine blueprints for hi-tech weapons systems so they can manufacture them themselves, more than double the 25% who are opposed

The majority of Lib Dem (75%), Tory (62%), Labour (62%) and Green voters (55%) support passing on weapons blueprints, while Reform voters are split, with 40% also in favour but 44% opposed

Yesterday saw reports that a motion drawn up by the Green Party's crime and justice working group would call for tasers and pepper spray to be removed from police officers

The proposal – since withdrawn – would not have found favour with the public, with 80% of Britons saying police should be allowed to carry tasers and the same number saying they should be allowed to carry pepper spray

While most voters for all main parties say police should be allowed to carry tasers and pepper spray, Green voters are notably less likely to say so (58%) than others (79-95%)