Sunday Mirror

Watch the paper review every night at 10.30pm and 11.30pm. Tomorrow night’s guests are Nigel Nelson – the Sunday Mirror’s political editor, and journalist and author Ella Whelan.

Donald Trump’s reaction to his positive coronavirus test is on the front of the Sunday Mirror.

A sperm donor has won a huge payout after gay couples were given his samples against his will, the Sunday Mirror reports.

Penalties for refusing to self-isolate will start at £1,000 but could rise to up to £10,000 for serial offenders, the Sunday Mirror says. 

Leading the front page of the Sunday Mirror is a report that UFC champion Conor McGregor has been questioned by police in France over claims of attempted sexual assault and indecent exposure. He “vigorously denies” the allegation, the paper adds, and he was released without charges being filed.

The Sunday Mirror reports that Netflix’s deal with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could see them make a documentary about Diana, Princess of Wales. 

The Sunday Mirror goes with Harry Maguire’s arrest in Mykonos, saying he could pay his way out of a jail term, something permitted in some cases under Greek law.

There are calls for Education Secretary Gavin Williamson to be sacked in the Sunday Mirror, following the release of this year’s A-level results. 

Sir David King, former chief scientific adviser to the government, tells the Sunday Mirror the UK is heading for another national lockdown if the prime minister does not counterbalance the effects of schools reopening.

Stop This Chaos – that’s the headline on the front of the Sunday Mirror, as the government is told to clear up its mixed messaging on the coronavirus crisis.