Sunday’s front pages are largely focused on the latest revelations from the Duke of Sussex’s autobiography and his recent television interviews, alongside ongoing issues within the NHS.

The Sun on Sunday highlights another excerpt from Harry’s book, detailing an alleged confrontation between the two princes, further igniting public interest and debate. Meanwhile, the Sunday Express continues to explore the implications of Harry’s admission that he killed 25 Taliban fighters, quoting security experts who warn that such disclosures could jeopardize the safety of his children.

The Sunday Mirror adds to the discussion by asserting that Harry’s revelations could turn the Invictus Games into a potential target for extremists, amplifying concerns over the ramifications of his candid disclosures. As the conversation unfolds, both the royal family’s dynamics and national security issues remain at the forefront of public discourse.