Sunday Times

The Sunday Times focuses on the ongoing impact of Boris Johnson’s MP resignation, noting the desertion of his allies and his seeming disinterest in a new seat.

A report from The Sunday Times states that the Ukrainian counteroffensive has been delayed due to a shortage of weapons among the country’s troops.

Sir Keir Starmer plans to prohibit new drilling in the North Sea, according to The Sunday Times.

The Sunday Times features a lead story alleging that the home secretary sought assistance from civil servants to evade a speeding fine.

The Sunday Times highlights the general secretary of the Royal College of Nursing union demanding a double-digit pay rise for the profession.

The Sunday Times leads with King Charles becoming “our oldest new monarch” as they cover the coronation.

The Sunday Times reveals that during the coronation next week, the Archbishop of Canterbury will request the public to verbally pledge their allegiance to the new king.

Sunday Times features the story of a British spy sent to a Pakistani jihadi camp by MI6, who later killed his child, despite known emotional instability.

An investigation into the deaths of 650 patients of a surgeon is being conducted, according to the Sunday Times. 

The Sunday Times reports that Labour’s dirty tricks are here to stay, as Keir Starmer instructs activists to be “ruthless” in their attacks on the government.