The Sunday Telegraph leads on senior civil servant Sue Gray breaching impartiality rules which could have led to her suspension or sacking had she not quit, according to the “damning findings” of a Cabinet Office inquiry seen by the paper. It concluded Ms Gray fell short of the Civil Service Code when she “quietly” took part in talks about joining Labour as Sir Keir Starmer’s chief of staff.
The front page picture is Prince William and his children – the image is released to mark Father’s Day.
‘Carrying weapons is a scourge on our society, and anyone doing so is risking their own lives as well as the lives of those around them.’
‘After the longest period of falling real wages since records began, pay has understandably dominated the headlines, but the causes of these ongoing disputes run much deeper.’
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‘You have never acknowledged your guilt nor expressed regret or remorse.’
As creepy Theo closes in, Lily takes drastic action.
Amy tries to move forward.
