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Newspaper headlines: ‘Free to kill’ and Rachel Reeves ‘The Grinch’ – Subrang Safar: Your Journey Through Colors, Fashion, and Lifestyle
The attack on the Christmas market in the German city of Magdeburg dominates the Sunday papers. The incident comes after a nine-year-old child and four adults were killed and more than 200 injured after a car plowed into a crowd on Friday evening. The Sun’s headline on Sunday is “Free to Kill”. The paper said German authorities had been alerted three times about the suspect, named in local media as Talib al-Mosin, a 50-year-old Saudi national who came to Germany in 2006 and Worked as a doctor.
The Sunday People also lead with the Magdeburg attack and the alleged missed opportunities by the police. Its cover photo shows the large number of floral offerings in the city.
The Sunday Times says Germany was given “several warnings” about “market killers” by Saudi Arabia. It also has a story about the continued shortage of Guinness in Britain after the drink has fallen out of favor with younger drinkers.
The Sunday Telegraph leads with a story about how a new “grocery tax” designed to boost net zero targets could push up household shopping bills.
Ministers are resisting efforts to block Elon Musk, the world’s richest man, giving millions to reform Britain leader Nigel Farage, the Observer says.
The Mail on Sunday has called Chancellor Rachel Reeves “the Grinch”, and claimed the Government has “stolen” 45% of charitable donations as a result of the rise in Employer National Insurance announced in the Budget.
The Sunday Express has a story about how Britain would only have “a single aircraft carrier” deployed if the country were to be attacked due to “budget cuts and a shortage of sailors”.
N-Dubz star Tulisa on I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! has spoken to the Sunday Mirror about anxiety attacks in a recent series of!
And the Daily Star Sunday goes further with the claim that Ronnie Cray “killed Marilyn Monroe”. The paper says the Kray Twins’ former PR believes he has heard a confession from a notorious London gangster.
