The Sunday papers cover a range of topics this week, from PRSI proposals, to questions over Micheál Martin's Fianna Fáil leadership.
The Business Post leads with: 'Sinn Féin proposal could double current rate paid by business'. The party argues that "those who have the most" should bear the brunt of taxation, suggesting a number of changes to income and inheritance tax, as well as the rate for capital gains.
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The Sunday Independent writes the HSE was warned over "unsafe" gender clinic, reporting that doctors "flagged concern for children sent to Tavistock.
The front page also features a piece with the headline: 'County is divided over Sabina letter', following the fallout of a letter penned by President Michael D Higgins' wife on the war in Ukraine.
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The Irish Mail on Sunday, meanwhile, reports that 'influential' backers of Taoiseach Micheál Martin believe he will lead Fianna Fáil into the next General Election, despite reported rumblings of discontent within the party.
In Britain, the front pages feature reports of worsening fuel poverty and cost-of-living woes.
The Observer features a piece from former British prime minister Gordon Brown warning of a fuel poverty “timebomb” and demanding an emergency budget, while charities have told The Independent that government financial support must be doubled.
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— The Observer (@ObserverUK) August 6, 2022
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The Sunday Times says Rishi Sunak has promised a multi-billion pound package to help with the crisis if he is made British prime minister, while the Sunday Express reports the former British chancellor has pledged to crack down on child grooming.
SUNDAY TIMES: @RishiSunak pledges billions more to ease crisis #TomorrowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/c3g44SZh9A
— Neil Henderson (@hendopolis) August 6, 2022
SUNDAY EXPRESS: @RishiSunak vows to jail child groomers for life #TomorrowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/ZaKdYXu5aL
— Neil Henderson (@hendopolis) August 6, 2022
The Sunday Mirror says young girls have been groomed on TikTok.
MIRROR: TikTok pervs groom schoolgirls #TomorrowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/54dcPWCR0k
— Neil Henderson (@hendopolis) August 6, 2022
The Sunday Telegraph features British environment secretary George Eustice urging water companies to introduce more use restrictions.
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'Hosepipes must be banned now, says minister'#TomorrowsPapersToday
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Sunday People reports activists are planning mass protests across Britain as another heatwave may be in the works.
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— Neil Henderson (@hendopolis) August 6, 2022
The Sun on Sunday says Rebekah Vardy has been called “cruel” by friends of her ex-agent.
On tomorrow's front page: Rebekah Vardy branded ‘cruel’ by friends of agent pal Caroline Watt after star ‘ignored her mental health struggles’https://t.co/R0zKZ5RTES pic.twitter.com/GceGIVDaaP
— The Sun (@TheSun) August 6, 2022
And the Daily Star Sunday leads on criticism of the BBC from Hi-De-Hi star Su Pollard.
Sunday's front page: BBC comedy so low-de-low 🥁#TomorrowsPapersTodayhttps://t.co/46udX6btOo pic.twitter.com/w3VA3tzagY
— Daily Star (@dailystar) August 6, 2022
