The Sunday Telegraph’s main story is on reports Downing Street is drawing up plans for retailers to introduce price caps on basic food items to help tackle the rising cost of living. The paper reports that aides have started work with supermarkets akin to an agreement in France in which the country’s major retailers charge the “lowest possible amount” for some essential food products, like bread and milk.
The front page features an image of Ms Willoughby who said her co-presenter Philip Schofield’s lies were hurtful.
The Monday letters page is surprised that Mortal Kombat is bigger than Street Fighter, as one reader thinks Jim Ryan needs to up his game.
‘It’s not about the missus!’
Silva got off Fulham’s team bus to have a quick word.
A lack of opportunities saw the winger move to PSV back in 2018.
‘You have to invest, otherwise you don’t have a chance because other clubs will do.’
Ed Stafford fled the scene.
