The Papers: Chancellor 'warns' supermarkets and 'own goal'
UK Sunday newspapers cover a range of topics including government warnings to supermarkets regarding price-gouging, potential social care tax reforms, and political revelations about Nigel Farage's leadership of Reform UK.
Why it matters
These stories reflect the current domestic political and economic pressures facing the UK government and the broader public.
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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