Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras had warned creditors that it would not be able to repay the IMF, just days before Athens tapped emergency reserves at the Fund, according to The Telegraph. "It has emerged that the prime minister was seemingly unaware of the cash reserves just days before the payment was due," the paper said.The Conservatives may cut as many as 100,000 jobs over the next five years, accordion to the FDA, the union representing senior civil servants, The Guardian reports.David Cameron is expected to confirm his commitment to the NHS on Monday, pledging to improve access to patients with an £8bn-a-year investment by 2020, reports the Financial Times. He will repeat his general election pledge to make the Britain "the first country in the world to deliver a truly 7-day NHS".According to the Financial Times, India is on track to overtake China's growth rate with annual expansion of more than 8%, its finance minister said.Annual sales at agricultural and industrial equipment maker JCB fell 6% due to tough conditions in the Russian, Brazilian and Chinese markets, reports The Times.Barclays is set to be hit with the biggest-ever fine in the UK to settle FX-rigging allegations, The Telegraph said. The FCA is expected to fine the bank £250m on Wednesday, outstripping the £234m paid by UBS last year."The brakes have come off the property market, according to leading estate agents, who are detecting a rush of people putting homes up for sale in light of the outcome of the election," The Times said.