The Sunday Mail quoted the story that a Covid vaccine developed in Scotland could defeat the new variant of Omicron. Valneva had a planned £1 billion deal with the UK government that ended earlier this year.
The Herald on Sunday reported that it had seen “privacy documentation” related to a controversial school gender survey, suggesting local authorities could act on children’s behalf if any any answer raises concerns.
Research by charity Barnardo shows that most children feel more stressed than before the Covid pandemic hit the front page of The Sunday Post.
The decline in outings following the emergence of a new variant of Covid’s Omicron was the focus of Scotland on Sunday’s front page.
The front page of Sunday National focused on the SNP calling on Scottish Conservative Party leader Douglas Ross to answer questions about his failure to accurately record all of his non-political earnings.
The Duke of Cambridge has made several front-page appearances following a guest appearance on Apple’s Time to Walk podcast. The Mail on Sunday focuses on Prince William’s “mental health crisis” after he witnessed the aftermath of a horrific crash.
Also leading on Prince William, the Sunday Express’s headline was: “Simply the best mother.” Prince William has revealed how he and his mother Diana, Princess of Wales, will sing Tina Turner’s Simply The Best to ease his anxiety before school, the newspaper reports.
Medics have expressed their anger at not being able to treat critically ill patients, as reported by the Sunday Times, because 90% of coronavirus patients who need most specialist care have not been vaccinated.
image source, TelegraphThe Sunday Telegraph reports that the first Covid-19 home therapy will be available to patients by Christmas. According to the newspaper, Health Minister Sajid Javid is preparing to announce the start of a national pilot of Lagevrio, also known as molnupiravir.
The love life of a contestant on the TV show I’m a Celebrity dominates the front page of The Sun.
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