UK newspapers: Tuesday's front pages 18 November 2013 Last updated at 23:30 By Andy McFarlane BBC News Continue reading the main story While a couple of front pages feature the face of Joanna Dennehy, who's admitted to killing three men, there are a number of eye-catching exclusives in Tuesday's papers. The Financial Times has analysed student loans data to paint a depressing picture for the latest generation of graduates. It suggests the most recent people to have earned degrees earn 12% less than the class of 2007/8, the last to have graduated before the financial crash. Meanwhile, the Independent focuses on the case study of a man with kidney failure who says he's been forced to pay "bedroom tax" on a specially designed dialysis room because his benefits were assessed when he was recovering from a failed transplant. The Daily Telegraph examines tax changes which it says will affect Britons who live abroad but own property at home, while the Guardian claims the Department for Business has a £330m budget shortfall as a result of an increase in the number of subsidies for Higher National Diploma students.