The papers cover outrage after the FA Cup final and the chancellor's promise to help with the cost of living.
The Mail on Sunday focuses on the FA Cup Final, saying Liverpool fans sparked outrage for booing Prince William and the National Anthem. It says fans gesticulated and made obscene hand gestures while the "solemn" prince stood singing God Save the Queen. Their actions were condemned by Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle, says the paper.
Ex-health secretary Jeremy Hunt was "shocked to the core" by a cover-up culture over avoidable deaths in the NHS, the Sunday Times writes. In a serialisation of his new book, he tells how civil servants tried to stop him sending letters of apology to families and reading patients' letters of complaints.
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