Newspaper headlines: 'Jets to carry nuclear bombs' and 'Look Who's back'

Sunday’s newspapers are filled with a variety of stories, covering both defense moves and personal anecdotes. The Sunday Telegraph leads with Defense Secretary John Healey announcing a £1.5 billion investment to make the UK “war-ready” by setting up bomb factories and procuring long-range weapons. Meanwhile, the Tories criticize Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer for purportedly losing control of the borders following a surge of migrants crossing the Channel in small boats.

The Sunday Times reports that British fighter jets will soon carry nuclear bombs, marking the largest defense expansion since the Cold War. The looming threat of coordinated strikes by junior doctors could bring the NHS to a standstill this winter, due to the Health Secretary’s refusal to negotiate with them.

Elon Musk’s departure from the White House is highlighted in The Observer, with a picture showing him with a black eye and donning a Doge hat. Musk’s last day in office led to his somber exit from Washington, as depicted by the news outlet. Moving on to personal affairs, The Mail on Sunday reveals details about a British businessman who was arrested for spying for China, based on the FBI’s request.

Celebrity weddings dominate the front pages of other publications like the Sun on Sunday and the Sunday Mirror, featuring Dani Dyer getting married to Jarrod Bowen, and congratulating the couple respectively. Lastly, the Daily Star delves into neighborhood disputes over mowing lawns on Sunday mornings, highlighting the mundane yet contentious issue faced by some residents

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