There's a mixed bag on offer on the UK's front pages tomorrow.

The Guardian chooses to run a story about the Liberal Democrat's Vince Cable verbally attacking the City of London, stating it's full of whingers, while the Times looks to investigate to what extent the UK's credit rating is under threat given the Euro Crisis.

There is some cohesion between the Independent and the Telegraph, with both papers chosing to look at the dangers of faulty breast implants, a story that's causing a particular stir in France as well.

Elsewhere, the Daily Mirror runs a headline on the fact that rubber bullets have now been mooted to stop riots in the UK in the future. Additionally, the Daily Mail chooses to run a story on a family being denied access to information about a murder who killed their son.