Newspaper Headlines: 'Gaslit by the King' and 'McCann Suspect's Book Plot'
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'Gaslit by the King' and 'McCann Suspect's Book Plot'
Image caption: Claims made by Earl Spencer about King Charles III's comments following Diana, Princess of Wales' death continue to dominate front pages.
Front Page Articles (in summary):
- Mail on Sunday: "It's not every day you get gaslit by the King", referring to Buckingham Palace's statement regarding Earl Spencer's memoir.
- Sunday Times: Unnamed friends of the King call Earl Spencer a "hypocrite" for peddling Diana's privacy, depicting a cartoon of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor laughing at Spencer's book.
- Sunday Mirror: Fury expressed over convicted rapist Christian Brueckner's plan to write a tell-all book about Madeleine McCann's disappearance.
- Sunday Telegraph: Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch criticises the PM for 'fiddling' while Putin threatens Europe. Friends of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor reveal his "limbo" status regarding police inquiries into Jeffrey Epstein.
- Sun on Sunday: Wayne Rooney in advanced talks to join I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here.
- Observer: Nkechi Simms, Top Boy actor, discusses her quest to retrieve childhood care files.
- Sunday People: Pharmacies failing on AI diet pill checks, demonstrating with an AI manipulated image.
- Daily Star: Neil "Razor" Ruddock advocates for tougher football players, and a photo of Earl Spencer with the caption "I'm not bitter."
- Sunday Express: Report on surge in illegal knives entering the UK.
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