Sunday Mirror

The Sunday Mirror leads with Matt Hancock’s resignation, which came on Saturday night.

The collapse of Danish footballer Christian Eriksen leads the Sunday Mirror, after he had to be resuscitated on the pitch during a game against Finland.

Labour is demanding that billions of pounds which could potentially be raised by a new tax on tech giants is given to schools and hospitals, the Daily Mirror reports. 

The Sunday Mirror blasted Boris Johnson’s “whitewash wedding”, which took place as controversy swirled over the government’s handling of the pandemic. 

The Sunday Mirror leads with the latest on the fallout from BBC reporter Martin Bashir’s 1995 interview with Princess Diana.

Britons face the possibility of paying more for their required COVID tests than they spend on their actual holidays – that’s on the front of the Sunday Mirror.

The Sunday Mirror reports that a Tory donor did the gold wallpaper makeover at Boris Johnson’s flat.

Boris Johnson is risking national security and his own safety by using an unsecured private phone, according to a report in the Sunday Mirror.

The Daily Mirror’s front page features the unseen picture of the Duke of Edinburgh and the Queen at the top of Coyles of Muick in 2003 released by the Royal Family on Friday.A source tells the paper it “evokes happy memories”.

News that royal brothers William and Harry will both walk in Prince Philip’s funeral procession, has prompted the Sunday Mirror headline, “united in grief”.