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Many of Sunday’s papers continue to feature the fall-out from the Government’s controversial tax-cut package. Budget tax breaks will go to “affluent Tory areas”, says The Independent, reporting some wealthier counties, including those that contain ...

25 Sept 2022 at 03:33

What the papers say – September 4

Speculation about a Boris Johnson come-back features on the Sunday papers. The Sunday Telegraph leads on a “two-fold” approach from LizTruss to the energy crisis if she is made prime minister, while The Observer reports the Foreign Secretary has ...

04 Sept 2022 at 06:08

What the papers say – February 12

The front pages for Sunday carry more allegations in the “Cash for Boris” row, discussions around Britain sending weapons to Ukraine and speculation on the ongoing mystery of Nicola Bulley’s disappearance. The Independent and The Sunday Times ...

12 Feb 2023 at 00:50

What the papers say – April 9

Easter Sunday’s front pages cover a variety of stories from strikes, to the Coronation and a woman who believes her ghost husband has turned into an evil spirit. The King’s approach for a more diverse Coronation has put him at “logger heads” ...

09 Apr 2023 at 03:57

What the papers say – April 10

Junior doctors on strike, the Labour party’s controversial ad campaign and a positive sign for the global economy all lead Easter Monday’s newspaper front pages. A report from The Guardian has revealed via a two-year long report that the UK ...

10 Apr 2023 at 02:39

What the papers say – December 18

Sunday’s papers see the front pages dominated by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and industrial action by nurses for another day. The Sunday Times and The Sun on Sunday say Harry and Meghan want a royal summit to address their TV grievances....

18 Dec 2022 at 07:22

What the papers say – March 12

The front pages for Sunday are consumed by the standoff between Gary Lineker and the BBC after the football presenter was pulled off Match Of The Day after he criticised the Government for its migrant bill. The Sunday Mirror reports ...

12 Mar 2023 at 03:23

What the papers say – October 9

The papers continue to report on feuds within the Conservative Party. The Sunday Telegraph says the Prime Minister has told Tory MPs to “unite or face disaster”, while The Independent reports she is attempting to “sideline” the ...

09 Oct 2022 at 03:41

What the papers say – March 14

Tuesday’s front pages focus on the aftermath of the BBC’s apology following an impartiality row over a tweet by Gary Lineker as well as Gary Glitter’s recall to prison. The Daily Mail, the Daily Express, The Guardian and The ...

14 Mar 2023 at 00:36

What the papers say – April 23

Sunday’s newspapers carry the death of Australian entertainer Barry Humphries at the age of 89 and claims from Dominic Raab that he was targeted by “activist” civil servants. Daily Star Sunday marks the comedian’s passing ...

23 Apr 2023 at 00:53

What the papers say – November 20

Sunday’s front pages revolve around the upcoming World Cup, which continues to be the subject of controversy due to the host country’s poor human rights record. The Daily Star Sunday and the Sunday Express react to the ...

20 Nov 2022 at 05:53

What the papers say – August 28

Fears over the mounting energy crisis, voters’ lack of faith in the NHS, and more union strikes are some of the stories leading the Sunday papers. The Observer reports that Britain is facing a “wave of co-ordinated ...

28 Aug 2022 at 08:35

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