Sunday's front pages look at the G7's tax deal and calls to share vaccine supplies around the world.
The Sunday Express says now is the time that Britain "steps up to lead the world". That's after the G7 group of advanced economies reached what the paper calls a "groundbreaking" deal in London to make multinational companies pay more tax, and as the prime minister is set to "push forward plans to vaccinate the globe" by the end of next year.
Whitehall insiders tell the paper they expect the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation to recommend the jab for younger teenagers. Health Secretary Matt Hancock writes in the paper that "a huge proportion of the latest cases are in children".The Mail on Sunday says it has seen a "strongly worded letter" from Home Secretary Priti Patel to social media giants, which it says calls on them to "remove posts that 'glamorise' illegal Channel crossings".
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