Sunday Telegraph

The Sunday Telegraph details an apparent attack by the Tories on unions.

On the front page of Sunday’s Telegraph, the joy of FA Cup-winning captain Jordan Henderson is captured.

The paper reports that cabinet ministers have “turned against the Bank of England” over rising inflation rates, with one saying the bank has only “one job”.

In the Sunday Telegraph, MP Michael Gove claims the Conservatives lost votes in local council elections because of the housing crisis.

According to the Sunday Telegraph, the Conservative chairman has said half of the party’s candidates at the next election should be women.

The Sunday Telegraph leads with the prime minister’s plan for seven new nuclear power stations.

The Sunday Telegraph reports on US President Joe Biden saying Vladimir Putin should not be allowed to remain in power, but adds that the White House was forced to “back-track” when it appeared Mr Biden was calling for regime change in Russia. 

Boris Johnson is frustrated with Chancellor Rishi Sunak over the Treasury’s “resistance” to new nuclear power plants in the UK, the Sunday Telegraph reports. 

The Sunday Telegraph says people will be allowed to sponsor named Ukrainian individuals or families to stay in their homes – and in a radical departure from the government’s earlier approach to the refugee crisis, Britons will be able to sponsor strangers they have discovered by trawling social media appeals.