Chancellor 'warns' supermarkets and 'own goal'
UK newspapers cover a range of topics including Chancellor John Healey's warning to supermarkets regarding price-gouging and reports of a secret deal involving Nigel Farage's return to Reform UK. Other stories include the Commonwealth Games and the ongoing border crisis in Ceuta.
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Image caption, There's a mix of stories on Sunday's front pages. Writing in the Sunday Telegraph, Chancellor John Healey warns supermarkets he will not allow them to take the public "for a ride" because of the Middle East crisis pushing up cost of living. He vowed to crack down on "price-gouging", saying regulators have the the power to "clamp down on it if it happens". Elsewhere, a smiling Prince Louis is pictured wearing a Welsh cycling hat while watching the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
Image caption, The Sunday Mirror follows with a pledge from the PM saying that helping families to ease the cost of living remains his top priority.
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