Sunday Telegraph

The Sunday Telegraph leads on Brexit minister Lord Frost resigning from the cabinet – leaving Downing Street in chaos. 

Senior government ministers are pledging to “resist” any Plan C COVID restrictions, the Sunday Telegraph reports. “At least six cabinet ministers are understood to have concerns that the government is moving towards more draconian measures,” it adds.

The first at-home coronavirus treatment will be offered to patients by Christmas, as ministers roll out the antiviral pill to help protect the most vulnerable from the omicron variant, The Sunday Telegraph reports.

In unveiling new measures, Boris Johnson said “we need to slow down the seeding” of the Omicron variant – buying time for scientists to establish whether it evades existing vaccines, The Sunday Telegraph writes.

Boris Johnson has been warned the migrant crisis could “destroy” his party, with an overwhelming majority of Tory voters believing the government’s approach is too soft, according to The Sunday Telegraph. 

Liz Truss has told Vladimir Putin he must end the “shameful manufactured migrant crisis” being stoked at Europe’s eastern borders, writes The Sunday Telegraph. 

Britain is working to withdraw from three major EU research programmes worth £15bn, according to the paper.

Boris Johnson has called on Brussels to rein in France after the UK accused Emmanuel Macron of engaging in a “pattern” of threats against the UK, The Sunday Telegraph writes.

The Sunday Telegraph reveals that the chancellor plans to give the NHS billions to spend on new technology, hospitals and maintenance.