The Sunday papers have an array of stories on their front pages today. The Sunday Times has launched a campaign calling for compensation for victims of the infected blood scandal. The paper is backing more than 180 senior politicians, including former prime minister Boris Johnson, in calling for those affected to receive financial support. The publication also features an in-depth interview with Victoria Beckham, who celebrated her 50th birthday this week.
The Sunday Express leads with the news that the Home Office is preparing a list of the first migrants to be flown to Rwanda. The paper, which has previously supported the government’s plans to process asylum claims in the African country, says that the flights are “ready for take off”. Posh Spice’s 50th birthday is also featured on the front page.
The Mail on Sunday also provides coverage of Victoria Beckham’s birthday festivities, including the reunion of her Spice Girls bandmates. However, the publication also uses the word “beleaguered” to describe deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner. This follows recent revelations about her property paperwork, although Rayner has denied any wrongdoing.
The Sunday Telegraph reports that there are calls for Met Police chief, Sir Mark Rowley, to resign amid accusations of antisemitism faced by the force. Former home secretary Suella Braverman is among those calling for his departure, according to the newspaper.
On a lighter note, the Sunday Mirror highlights Simon Cowell’s plans to mend his relationship with former X-Factor judges Sharon Osbourne and Louis Walsh. The paper claims that Cowell hopes to heal the rift after the pair publicly criticised him while appearing on Celebrity Big Brother.
Finally, the Sun on Sunday features a story about Instagram influencer Lauryn Goodman, who plans to take her two children to see their father, England footballer Kyle Walker, play in this summer’s European Championships. The publication reports that Walker’s wife Annie Kilner is also scheduled to attend the tournament with their four children
Read the full article from The BBC here: Read More