UK newspapers: Thursday's front pages 13 November 2013 Last updated at 23:28 By Andy McFarlane BBC News Continue reading the main story Economic news features on several front pages, with many papers taking heart from Bank of England governor Mark Carney's suggestion that the recovery is gathering pace. Columnist Jenni Russell and speech writer Tim Collins discuss the papers for the BBC News Channel. However, the Times notes that the pace of the improving outlook means interest rates are likely to rise earlier than expected, causing the cost of borrowing to rise. Another story to make front pages is the mystery of MI6 spy Gareth Williams, whose body was found padlocked in a holdall. The Daily Mirror and Daily Mail report his parents' anger at a police verdict that it may have been an accident. Meanwhile, the Daily Express warns of the prospect of snow, while its stablemate the Daily Star reckons floods are around the corner.