The Sunday papers have a variety of stories dominating the front pages – from Boris Johnson’s political ambitions to the latest news on the strikes.
The Sunday Paper’s front pages feature a variety of stories. Many of the papers lead with the impending walk-out of 40,000 rail workers in strikes next week.
Sunday Papers – Charles told stay out of politics, brands Rwanda plan ‘appalling’
The Sunday papers are heavily dominated by the Platinum Jubilee Celebrations last night – a star-studded party at the Palace.
A variety of stories lead the Sunday papers, with Jubilee preparations and royal news being a popular lead for the tabloids whilst most broadsheets are leading with a political splash.
There’s a variety of lead stories on the Sunday front pages but Liverpool’s FA Cup victory is celebrated on many front pages.
Sinn Fein’s victory in Northern Ireland’s Assembly elections features on many front pages of the Sunday papers.
The Sunday papers cover the prime minister’s ongoing partygate scandal and other ministerial stories.
A look at Sunday’s front pages.
Tory MP David Warburton’s suspension pending investigation dominates Sunday’s papers.
US president Joe Biden makes most of the front pages after he delivered a speech saying Russia’s Vladimir Putin could not remain in power.
The Sunday papers feature a variety of stories: the controversial comments from the PM, the ongoing war in Ukraine and looking ahead to Wednesday’s spring statement from the chancellor.
UK refugee scheme and plea to help orphans makes the front pages of the Sunday Papers.
The Sunday papers continue its coverage of the ongoing invasion of Ukraine, as Russian forces ramp up their attacks.
Sunday’s front pages report on the war in Ukraine.
Sunday Papers – Joe Biden urges Putin to pull back troops amid threats of consequences – Royal news and the latest reports from Ukriane.
The Sunday papers report heavily on the news the Queen would like to see Camilla known as Queen consort when Prince Charles becomes king.
The Sunday papers report on the No 10 party probe and the ongoing row between the PM and some senior officials.
The Sunday papers report heavily on the continued fallout from the latest scandal facing the UK government – two more Downing Street parties that took place during Covid restrictions.
Most of the front pages report on Lord Frost’s resignation as Brexit minister. He quit over his discontent about new Covid measures.
Most of Sunday Papers focus on prime minister Boris Johnson. Sunday’s stories include the latest Christmas party, the PM’s job on the line, a Cabinet revolt and the continued fallout from a strange week of political scandals.
The Sunday papers’ main stories include the latest on Covid amid Omiron fears including the Covid pill rollout, travel update and the unvaccinated filling emergency beds.
Most of Sunday’s papers focus on the two newly identified cases of the Omicron variant in the UK and a return of some anti-Covid measures.
Sunday’s front pages report on a number of ongoing stories including the number of migrants crossing the English Channel, the UK’s handling of the pandemic and several stories on the Prime Minister.
Sunday’s front pages lead with the last-minute deal reached in Glasgow at COP26.
A number of Sunday’s front pages are reporting that the government U-turn involving Owen Paterson has provoked anger within the Conservative Party.
The Sunday papers cover the ongoing backlash to the Aukus pact, with the Telegraph saying Liz Truss has “waded into a major diplomatic row”.
The Sunday papers report on the mass vaccination programme for kids aged 12-15 is set to start in schools in two weeks. Also leading the front pages is the news the PM is set to scrap Covid travel rules, the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks is widely covered, and the incredible US Open win from British teenager Emma Raducanu.
The Sunday Papers report on the unrest within the Conservative party over plans to raise national insurance. The PM says the move is vital for the NHS.
Sunday’s papers focus heavily on the end of the UK’s 20-year involvement in Afghanistan. The papers are dominated by the fate of ‘those left behind’ as the Foreign Office is accused of ‘negligence.’
Sunday’s front pages are dominated by the news Plymouth gunman Jake Davison had his gun licence returned to him weeks before he went on a mass shooting – killing five people.
The Sunday papers lead with the climate crisis and pleas to cut travel test costs to save summer, the papers cover the relationship between prime minister Boris Johnson and Chancellor Rishi Sunak after reports the PM plans to demote the chancellor at the next cabinet reshuffle.
The Sunday papers are unsurprisingly heavily dominated by England’s Euro 2020 final against Italy tonight at Wembley Stadium.
The Sunday papers are heavily dominated by England’s 4-0 win against Ukraine in Euro 2020, earning England a place in the final four.
The Sunday papers report heavily on the resignation of health secretary Matt Hancock following the kissing scandal with aide Gina Coladangelo.
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