The Papers: 'Johnson will attend COP27' and 'Truss hacked'

While respective of the papers inquire readers if they remembered to alteration their clocks - governmental developments pb astir of them. The Sunday Times reports that Rishi Sunak risks undermining Britain's presumption arsenic a satellite person connected greenish issues if helium stands by his determination not to be COP27. The paper's main representation is of paramedics helping a unfortunate aft a stampede successful South Korea's superior Seoul.

The Observer besides looks astatine Mr Sunak's determination not to be COP27. The insubstantial reports that erstwhile premier curate Boris Johnson is readying to be the clime summit, which could beryllium seen arsenic a disapproval of Mr Sunak and an effort to amended profile. Sources adjacent to Johnson did not contradict that helium was preparing to spell to the event, the insubstantial says.

More than £530,000 donated to Mr Sunak this twelvemonth came from supporters with fossil substance links, the Sunday Mirror reports. It puts the caller premier minister's determination not to be the planetary clime acme nether the spotlight, the insubstantial says. The insubstantial besides looks astatine claims Liz Truss's telephone was hacked by overseas agents.

The Sunday Telegraph says Mr Sunak is readying to ace down connected crime, making it 1 of the government's apical priorities adjacent period aft the Autumn Statement. "We privation to get officers connected to the beforehand enactment doing what they are expected to bash which is preventing and solving crime," a authorities root tells the paper. For the Telegraph the pledge amounts to stamping retired what it says is "woke policing".

It's Mr Sunak's determination to scrap Mr Johnson's £250m program for a caller royal yacht that leads the Sunday Express. Elsewhere connected the beforehand page, the insubstantial reports connected a video from the Princess of Wales for Addiction Awareness Week.

The irreverent Daily Star splashes connected "wet lettuce" Liz Truss's telephone being hacked by Russian spies. "Is it conscionable the extremity of the iceberg?" the insubstantial asks.

In an exclusive interview, Simon Cowell tells the Sun connected Sunday however becoming a begetter saved him from a "dark" obsession with work. The insubstantial besides reports the claims that Liz Truss's telephone was hacked by Russian agents.