Lunchtime news April 10

Papers including the Guardian and Telegraph cover plans for ‘sin bins’ for anti-social families in yesterday’s launch of the government’s network of family intervention projects.

The Financial Times reports on contrasting indicators for the housing market: the latest RICS survey showing that the house price bubble is still growing and a report from Datamonitor that says it may be about to burst.

The Housing Corporation has announced extra incentives to tenants buying under the struggling social homebuy scheme. Tenants who part-buy will get a discount when they staircase up as well as when they buy their intitial share.

Leading UK sub-prime lender Kensington has issued its second profit warning in three weeks, according to the Evening Standard.