What the papers say: Sunday's front pages

Sunday's front pages
What the papers say: Sunday's front pages

Migration, and a warning from Amazon about business in Ireland, are among the stories on Sunday's front pages.

The Sunday Independent leads with a poll which has found 50 per cent of people are in favour of border checks for migrants.

The Business Post reports Amazon warning of a 'major risk' to Ireland in terms of jobs and investment.

The Irish Sun on Sunday leads with a story on American actor Will Ferrell investing in Leeds United.

Labour’s gains nationwide made headlines across the major UK newspapers this Sunday.

The Sunday Express, The Sunday Times and The Sunday Telegraph all run with front pages on major Tory losses across key council areas.

The Observer opts for Labour calling on Rishi Sunak to call the general election to end the “purgatory” of his “zombie rule”.

Sunday People runs with Labour’s pledge to ban the weapon that killed Daniel Anjorin.

The Mail on Sunday leads with a story about Britain's King Charles, who is going from strength-to-strength according to public polling.

The Sunday Mirror splashes on the Duke of York, who the paper claims may face eviction from his estate in Great Windsor Park as buildings at the 90-acre property appear to be in a state of disrepair.

The Daily Star Sunday splashes with a ghost story to cap off the week.

Russia is considering recruiting women to aid in military service amid its ongoing invasion of Ukraine, The New York Times reports.

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