Sunday's national newspaper front pages

The Sunday Mirror's front page features an article about Prince George following in his grandmother Diana's footsteps as he helped to prepare meals at a homeless shelter. 

Title deeds show China has been buying multiple private properties across London as it is increasing its diplomatic presence in Britain, leading to fears this influx was "an invasion of spies", writes The Sunday Times. 

The government has vowed to end trail hunts to protect wildlife after the RSPCA warned that animals and pets are chased and killed by packs of hounds supposed to be following scent, according to the Sunday People.

Bosses at the World Darts Championships are rushing to bring in an extra 125,000 pints amid worries that thirsty fans will drink Alexandra Palace dry, says the Daily Star Sunday. 

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been barred from her local pub in Leeds over her tax hikes, writes The Mail On Sunday.

Sir Keir Starmer is set to crack down on parking spaces under new plans outlining how councils will be required to impose parking restrictions on new housing developments, limiting the number of spaces, The Sunday Telegraph reports.

Police were called to the EastEnders studios after actress Jacqueline Jossa received death threats on social media, according to The Sun On Sunday.

Marine Aiden Aslin, who was captured and tortured by Vladimir Putin's forces while fighting for Ukraine, told The Independent that he believes Russia can be beaten if its economy is crippled. 

Wes Streeting "diplomatically ducked the question" of whether he wants to be prime minister in an interview with The Observer, but said "this country is an inclusive, welcoming, decent and kind country", which he believes would vote for a gay PM.