A legal challenge being made by survivors of the mother and baby homes and the stabbing of an army chaplain in Galway is on the front pages of Sunday's papers.
The Sunday Independent reveals Roderic O'Gorman is to resist a legal bid to expand the compensation for scheme for survivors of the mother and baby homes.
The Irish Mail on Sunday leads with the teenager accused of stabbing a chaplain in court, as he is accused of having an 'Isis' mindset.
The Irish Sunday Mirror also leads with the teenager being charged with the stabbing.
The Sunday World reveals Kinahan hitmen gave vicious beatings during 24 of chaos in Portlaoise prison.
The Irish Sun on Sunday reveals Irish actor Barry Keoghan and singer Sabrina Carpenter have broken up.
The Business Post reveals Bank of Ireland are facing a battle over €500m crash era pension curbs.
British papers
Domestic politics and Labour’s future plans feature heavily across Sunday’s newspaper front pages.
The Mail on Sunday reports the Prime Minister’s dealings with unions over pay rises could cost the Government up to £14 billion.
MAIL ON SUNDAY: £14bn bill for Keir’s ‘shabby’ union cave-in #TomorrowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/fqhiAnI3FN
— Neil Henderson (@hendopolis) August 17, 2024
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The Sunday Express reports Chancellor Rachel Reeves “buried” a report detailing the consequences of culling fuel payments for some pensioners.
Tomorrow’s front page. #tomorrowspaperstoday pic.twitter.com/YLWSDsCxDq
— David Wooding (@DavidWooding) August 17, 2024
Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall says Labour will end the “blame culture” surrounding people out of work, according to The Observer.
OBSERVER: It’s time to end blame culture over benefits bill : minister #TomorrowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/TRhVAasdrO
— Neil Henderson (@hendopolis) August 17, 2024
The Sunday Telegraph says extreme misogyny could be treated like terrorism under new Government plans.
The front page of tomorrow's Sunday Telegraph:
'Extreme misogyny to be treated as terrorism'#TomorrowsPapersToday
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The Independent leads with claims more than half a million patients face medication shortages as Britain is hit by a drug supply crisis.
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In foreign affairs news, The Sunday Times leads with reports from northeast Ukraine on Russian prisoners of war captured in the latest clash between troops.
SUNDAY TIMES: ‘Don’t shoot, we’re conscripts’ begged the captured Russians #TomorrowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/mFmxCR8tbz
— Neil Henderson (@hendopolis) August 17, 2024
The Sunday Mirror alleges Premier League star Kyle Walker is ready for a court battle with his former mistress Lauryn Goodman over harassment.
MIRROR: Kyle Walker ready to hit Lauryn with harassment case #TomorrowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/YelxoP2prZ
— Neil Henderson (@hendopolis) August 17, 2024
The Daily Star Sunday says Paul Chuckle, one half of comedy duo the Chuckle Brothers, says his brother remains “with him all the time” six years after his passing.
Sunday's Front Page: 'My dead Chuckle Brother won't stop haunting me'#Tomorrowspaperstodayhttps://t.co/9O2dXHSWoi pic.twitter.com/IoXw3vmr06
— Daily Star (@dailystar) August 17, 2024
