PRESS DIGEST- Financial Times - Sept. 4

Headlines - Jeremy Hunt pledges to spend 'what it takes' to fix UK's crumbling schools - P&O Ferries' market share eroded by competition from low-cost operators - Ireland seeks legal advice on court action against UK's 'Troubles' legacy bill Overview - The UK government will stump up "what it takes" to make sure that children can get to school safely, chancellor Jeremy Hunt promised on Sunday.

The following are the top stories in the Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. Headlines

- Jeremy Hunt pledges to spend 'what it takes' to fix UK's crumbling schools - P&O Ferries' market share eroded by competition from low-cost operators

- Ireland seeks legal advice on court action against UK's 'Troubles' legacy bill Overview

- The UK government will stump up "what it takes" to make sure that children can get to school safely, chancellor Jeremy Hunt promised on Sunday. - P&O Ferries has lost significant ground in the UK freight market since it was acquired by its Dubai owner, according to new analysis. - The Irish government is taking legal advice over the possibility of mounting a court challenge to controversial UK legislation that would offer an amnesty for atrocities committed during Northern Ireland's three decades-long Troubles conflict.

(Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)