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
In Review: Klopp and Guardiola’s last dance, after ushering in a golden era of English football
Premier League glory: Klopp and Guardiola’s last dance after ushering in a golden era of English football
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Europe risks dying and faces big decisions – Macron
French President Emmanuel Macron said Europe must escape from its self-imposed naivety or face the risk of dying. In a speech on the EU, he said Europe must react fast to survive in a changing world. “We need to be lucid, and recognise that our Europe is mortal. It can die. It all depends on the choices we make, and those choices need to be made now,” he said.
Haiti PM resigns as transitional council sworn in
PM Ariel Henry has resigned as a new country has been sworn in to lead Haiti which has been recently gripped by deadly violence. The outbreak of violence forced officials to move the ceremony from the National Palace to the outgoing prime minister’s office.
‘Yousaf faces no-confidence motion’ & ‘Cancer jab England trial’ – Paper Talk
Friday’s front pages have a variety of different stories as their leads. Two domestic stories feature across several of the papers. According to several papers, Scotland’s first minister Humza Yousaf is in peril as the Scottish Greens say they will back a no-confidence motion against him. The world’s first “jab to stop skin cancer” is another popular story on the front pages, with the personalised vaccine being tested on UK patients.
Elsewhere, various celebrity stories and football make the front pages.
The UK back pages all lead on Manchester City’s 4-0 win over Brighton to move them within a point of the top spot – and with a game to spare.
British man tests first personalised melanoma vaccine
The first trial of the world’s first “personalised” mRNA vaccine against the deadliest form of skin cancer – melanoma – is now underway in the UK. Steve Young, 52, from Stevenage, Hertz, who had a melanoma growth cut out of his scalp last August, is one of the first patients to try the shot.