Sunday Papers: Fresh bonus fears as bank profits rise - other news

The Independent on Sunday

* More than half of the UK's top headhunters believe that women should not take a career break to have children if they want to secure a senior executive business position.

* FLY53, a new high-fashion label for the edgy young, is getting ready to land in 10 of Britain's biggest cities.

* Government contractors warn that austerity cuts threaten their future.

* McLaren accelerates into debt to build new 'super-car' factory; motor giant borrows £40m for its £175,000 MP4-1C, which can hit 124mph in less than 10 seconds.

Mail on Sunday

* Tesco and Asda are planning a major expansion of their grocery delivery operations in London to challenge newly floated Ocado on its own doorstep.

* Britain's resurgent Merchant Navy, already battling legal attempts to raise the pay of foreign seamen, faces a new danger, this time from the European Union.

* Nationwide Building Society has increased the charges it levies on customers who use their FlexAccount debit card abroad.