By BBC News
StaffNewspaper headlines:
There is promising news for Conservative leadership hopeful Liz Truss – as several papers report that she is making gains in the contest to replace Boris Johnson. “Truss heads for No 10 as Sunak’s tax U-turn fails” is the headline on the front of the i weekend. A poll for the paper shows Rishi Sunak is falling behind in the contest. However, neither Tory candidate would beat Labour’s Keir Starmer among the winder electorate, according to the paper.
“Sunak suffers new blow” is the Times’ headline as the paper says former leadership hopeful Tom Tugendhat has lent his support to Ms Truss. Writing in the Times, he said the foreign secretary was the only candidate ready to become PM and unite the Conservative Party. He also endorsed her tax plans. The paper calls Mr Tugendhat’s backing “significant”, given his popularity among Tory members and his position among the One Nation group of centrist Conservative MPs.
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