Starmer vows to continue fighting and Father's plea to Meghan

Thomas Markle has made an emotional request to his daughter, the Duchess of Sussex, asking to meet her one last time before his death. The 78-year-old, who recently underwent surgery that resulted in a leg amputation, expressed his wish not to pass away while estranged from Meghan.

In political news, senior legal professionals have accused the justice secretary of presenting misleading statistics regarding the collapse of rape cases. They claim this is part of an effort to advance plans that would reduce the number of jury trials in England and Wales. The Ministry of Justice, however, has denied these allegations, calling the claims entirely inaccurate.

The Express reports that dozens of foreign nationals considered a national security risk are under constant surveillance because current human rights legislation prevents their deportation. Lawmakers are now calling for a review of these laws, including potential withdrawal from the European Convention on Human Rights.

Financially, the Sunday Mirror highlights that economic recovery programs introduced during the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in 10.9 billion lost to fraud. A government report on the schemes is expected to be released soon.

The Sunday Telegraph focuses on internal Labour Party dynamics, reporting that some union members are discussing the possibility of leaving the party. However, sources indicate no formal moves are underway to disaffiliate.

In entertainment, Jack Osbourne shared his experience after leaving the reality show I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!, noting that even his father, Ozzy Osbourne, would have struggled with the challenges of jungle cuisine.

The Daily Star reports that the Prince of Wales has endorsed the campaign to award Kevin Sinfield a knighthood, praising the former rugby player as inspiring.

Author: Ava Mitchell