The Sunday Times
Buildings impacted by the unsafe concrete crisis are also likely to be riddled with asbestos, The Sunday Times reports.
The paper also reports on its front page that the banking firm Citi is considering docking the bonuses of staff who do not turn up to the office at least three times a week.
The Sunday Telegraph
The Sunday Telegraph reports that Rishi Sunak is to defy the Climate Change Committee’s advice to halt all airport expansions in the UK.
The paper says the move is one of the prime minister’s most “significant yet” in his shift towards approaching net zero in a “proportionate and pragmatic” way.
Sunday Express
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt says the government is on track with its aim to halve inflation by Christmas, according to the Sunday Express.
The Mail on Sunday
The Mail on Sunday reports that Tesco will offer all of its shop workers body-worn cameras due to a rise in the number of attacks on supermarket staff.
Sunday People
As many as 7,000 more schools could be at risk of closure due to fears over unsafe concrete used in buildings, reports the Sunday People.
Sunday Mirror
The Sunday Mirror reports that hackers linked to Russia have seized details about security at Britain’s nuclear weapons base in Scotland, as well as the UK’s chemical weapons lab at Porton Down.
Daily Star Sunday
A woman who falls in love with rollercoasters claims she has found romance with a new ride, according to the Daily Star Sunday.
Objectophile Gaelle Engel has told the paper how she split with her previous rollercoaster partner after being banned by the ride’s owners.
The Observer
The Observer leads on claims by an unnamed civil service whistleblower that Conservative ministers and their political advisers have been “dangerously complacent” about unsafe concrete used in school buildings.
The Independent
A major Conservative Party donor – the telecoms tycoon Mohamed Amersi – has said he is open to switching his financial support to Labour, according to The Independent.
