What the papers say – June 18
B
oris Johnson and partygate proceed to take a big chunk of the main target of the nation’s papers.
The Observer reviews allies of Rishi Sunak have dismissed Mr Johnson as “just an ex-MP” within the wake of the privileges committee’s report into partygate.
Staying with partygate, the Sunday Mirror leads with footage rising from one of many lockdown-busting occasions.
A member of the privileges committee can be dealing with an investigation over a “lockdown-busting drinks party for his wife”, based on the Mail on Sunday.
The Sunday Telegraph says a Cabinet Office inquiry discovered senior civil servant Sue Gray breached impartiality guidelines.
The Sunday Express leads with senior Tories calling on MPs to maneuver on from Mr Johnson and deal with the economic system.
Elsewhere, The Sunday Times carries the Prince of Wales launching a challenge aimed toward ending homelessness.
Sunday People reviews Jane McDonald is in line to switch Phillip Schofield on Dancing on Ice.
And the Daily Star Sunday says a mum remembered being kidnapped by aliens after going to remedy.