Sunday papers – Liz Truss’s budget cost £30bn
There are various lead stories on the Sunday front pages, and one of the most popular is speculation over what could be included in Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s autumn statement on Thursday.
The cost of living crisis and migrant crisis plans, as well as Matt Hancock’s stint in I’m A Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Here are some of the other lead stories featured on the front pages.
Elsewhere, after Russian troops withdrew from Kherson, Ukrainians took to the streets to celebrate – and those pictures feature heavily.
The Prince and Princess of Wales joining other members of the royal family for remembrance Sunday is another popular picture for Sunday’s papers.
The Sun on Sunday – Olivia’s dash to hospital
The Sun on Sunday – Olivia’s dash to hospital Summary of the front page The SUN splashes with news I’M A Celebrity’s Olivia Attwood was forced
The Observer – The £30bn cost of disastrous Truss budget
The Observer – The £30bn cost of disastrous Truss budget Summary of the front page Former Prime Minister Liz Truss’s “disastrous” mini-budget cost the government
Sunday Express – Rishi revives Thaterchism to rescue UK
Sunday Express – Rishi revives Thaterchism to rescue UK Summary of the front page Reporting on the plans to “rescue” the UK from its “ailing
The Independent – I’ll call out Russia at G20 summit, says Sunak
The Independent – I’ll call out Russia at G20 summit, says Sunak Summary of the front page The Independent says Rishi Sunak will use the upcoming
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Germany sees 50 per cent drop in asylum applications in first half of 2025
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UK remembers London bombings, 20 years on | UK News Briefing WEEK 28
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Lots is happening in UK politics at the start of the week, with the prime minister potentially facing a new backbench rebellion, threats of NHS strikes and reports on the new left-wing party to be led by Jeremy Corbyn.
The start of the week covers Wimbledon as Cameron Norrie is the only British player left in the tournament.
Poland to reintroduce border checks with Germany and Lithuania amid surge in irregular migration
Poland’s government has announced temporary border controls along its frontiers with Germany and Lithuania, beginning 7 July for 30 days.
France launches “Diplomatic Reserve” to bolster soft power and combat disinformation
France has established a “Diplomatic Reserve”, aiming to recruit 1,000 volunteers by year-end to support citizen services abroad, strengthen diplomatic outreach, and counter misinformation.
