Monday Papers: Santander could hire 6,000 new staff - other news

The Guardian

* Google faces first US competition inquiry; search engine giant alleged to have manipulated rankings of rivals myTriggers, SourceTool/TradeComet and Foundem.

* German economist Hans-Werner Sinn warns further austerity might push Greece to the brink of 'civil war'.

* Job losses 'inevitable' to fund upgrade of London transport network; TfL's £39bn funding settlement until 2018 to be reassessed; London Underground staff face 800 redundancies.

The Independent

* More than 45,000 people will this week receive letters from HM Revenue & Customs to give them warning that their employers have not deducted the correct amount of tax from their pay packets.

* The world economy is recovering moderately but still faces challenges such as the need for medium-term fiscal consolidation, the IMF's deputy managing director, John Lipsky, said yesterday.

Daily Mail

* The board of Equitable Life today delivers a final plea to the government to honour a pledge on payouts to policyholders caught up in the scandal that brought the life insurer to the brink of bankruptcy.

* British manufacturers are profiting from a continuing boom in export business, figures from manufacturers' organisation, the EEF, and accountancy firm BDO show today.