Sunday People

British nationals are being evacuated from Beirut following a series of intense bombings in the city, which have prompted urgent international safety measures.

British detectives have joined forces with US investigators to look into sexual assault allegations against P Diddy, amid concerns that incidents may have also occurred in the UK.

Cancer Research is reconsidering its acceptance of funds from a foundation linked to Al-Fayed amidst ongoing allegations.

Mobiles should be banned in every school, the mother of a 15-year-old murder victim has said, following a trust’s decision to bar phones to address concerns about pupils’ mental health.

A union leader is advocating for a wealth levy on the rich to cover the costs of reversing cuts to benefits, including the winter fuel allowance.

Websites experienced severe disruptions due to overwhelming demand, as 14 million bids were made for Oasis tickets.

Parents of a murdered teenager are campaigning to remove sex predators from the streets, vowing to prevent other families from experiencing similar pain.

The Sunday People reports that Gordon Ramsay will host a themed pop-up restaurant at the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix in November, with tickets priced at $35,000 (£27,000).

The Sunday People reports that Bebe King’s sister witnessed her fatal stabbing in Southport.

The Sunday People describe the nationwide protests as a “day of shame on our streets”.