Sunday newspapers present a diverse array of national and international news. Multiple outlets, including The Sunday Telegraph, report on the Chancellor’s upcoming Budget, indicating plans to require “wealthier people” and those on “higher incomes” to “contribute more” without resorting to spending cuts or increased borrowing. Sources cited suggest the approach will be “fair.” The Sunday Mirror highlights Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ pledge to exert all efforts to stimulate economic growth.
Separately, The Mail on Sunday and The Sun on Sunday feature reports on an email from 2011 purportedly sent by the Duke of York to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, which contained the phrase “we are in this together.” Both papers describe this correspondence as “astonishing” and a “bombshell,” suggesting it may contradict Prince Andrew’s previous statements to the BBC’s Newsnight program.
International relations are also a focus, with The Sunday Times reporting that the White House has expressed concern over the collapse of a case against two men accused of spying for China. The Sun on Sunday notes that the longer the debate continues regarding potential government involvement in the case being dropped, the more concerning the situation becomes. Additionally, The Sunday People covers remarks from former Prime Minister Gordon Brown, who urged voters to “fight Farage.”
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