Sunday Telegraph

On the front of The Sunday Telegraph, Rishi Sunak has pledged to introduce a £10 fine for missed GP and hospital appointments.

According to The Sunday Telegraph, Rishi Sunak promises to cap the number of refugees accepted in the UK each year.

Rishi Sunak is also quoted in the Sunday Telegraph as saying EU laws “get in the way” of British businesses.

Tax cuts are at the heart of Sajid Javid and Jeremy Hunt’s Tory leadership bids, The Sunday Telegraph reports.

There are allegations in The Sunday Telegraph that the PM turned a blind eye to warnings about MP and former deputy chief whip Chris Pincher.

Boris Johnson may risk a trade war if he imposes steel tariffs to protect northern jobs and retake Red Wall seats.

Business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng says unions are bribing people to strike. According to the Sunday Telegraph, a cabinet minister claims the largest unions have built up a “war chest” to help encourage workers to strike and cause chaos.

The Sunday Telegraph covers Tory divisions over tax cuts.

The Sunday Telegraph features the Queen’s “teatime treat for the nation.”

The Sunday Telegraph reports that Boris Johnson is declaring war on petrol stations that haven’t passed on the fuel cuts.