Sunday’s front pages are a mixed bag, with headlines ranging from a dramatic "spy plot arrest" to the more personal and lighthearted "my pal Wills." The coverage spans serious global issues like the conflict in Iran and domestic concerns about the NHS, alongside softer, human-interest angles. It’s a snapshot of how news cycles balance hard-hitting stories with relatable or uplifting moments.

Editor’s Note: Front pages often reflect the tension between weighty global events and the stories that resonate on a personal level. This blend reminds us that even amid crises, people crave connection and lighter narratives—but it also highlights how quickly attention shifts between the monumental and the mundane.