The Sunday Papers feature a variety of stories this morning, several of the newspaper front pages feature large photos of the bridge occupied Crimea and Russia, after Saturday’s explosion. Clouds of black smoke are billowing from a burning train and parts of the structure have now collapsed into the sea.
Another lead story is regarding prime minister Liz Truss who will issue a “stark warning” to Tory MPs in an attempt to unite her leadership when Parliament returns this week.
The Observer – blast cripples key bridge to Crimea
The Observer – Putin dealt a bitter blow as blast cripples key bridge to Crimea Summary of the front page The Observer’s front page leads with
Sunday Mirror – I’m glad my serial killer ex is dead
Sunday Mirror – I’m glad my serial killer ex is dead Summary of the front page The Sunday Mirror leads on entertainment news for its front
Sun on Sunday – Strictly star AJ ditched me for model
Sunday Express – ‘Heads down and charge’ Summary of the front page The Sun on Sunday has no space on its front page for politics,
Sunday Express – ‘Heads down and charge’
Sunday Express – ‘Heads down and charge’ Summary of the front page The Sunday Express leads with two stories: the prime minister’s call for unity
A new deal is imminent between US and Iran
Cliff Notes – A new deal is imminent between US and Iran New Deal: A new deal is imminent between US and Iran. Progress in Negotiations: US President Donald Trump
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