The home secretary's plan to target illegal migration and tributes for entertainer Barry Humphries lead Sunday's papers.
A number of Sunday's newspapers lead with Suella Braverman's vow to press ahead with tough laws to tackle illegal migration. The Sunday Express says that allies of the home secretary have warned that "activist" civil servants are "out to get her", and Tory MPs fear that officials who "drove Deputy PM Dominic Raab from office" now have the home secretary in their sights. Tributes to late entertainer Barry Humphries also feature on several of the front pages.
Writing in the paper, the Conservative peer and former Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude, who is expected to report shortly to Rishi Sunak, said "we need to be more robust and less mealy-mouthed about 'politicisation'".The Sunday Times leads on a story about a British spy who was sent by MI6 to a jihadist camp despite warnings about his extreme vulnerability and went on to kill his own child.
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