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, which features a photograph of the new prime minister shaking hands with King Charles - marking the beginning of what the paper calls a "new dawn for Britain".

, alongside the same image. and "resolute" as he set out his government's priorities yesterday.

and describing his debut speech as "skilful and pitch perfect".

the Conservative party, after what the paper calls Liz Truss's "calamitous" premiership.

The Express says Mr Sunak has "brought talented colleagues into his big tent". who "made the mess in the first place".

, while as home secretary was an attempt to "appease" the Conservative Party's right wing.

But . According to The Guardian, Mr Sunak also "risks alienating backers of his leadership rival, Penny Mordaunt".

from her existing role" as Commons leader.

The paper quotes a source as saying she had "paid the price for continuing her leadership campaign long after it appeared lost" - but another says she was offered a promotion and turned it down.

at the Treasury shows that the chancellor's economic approach "chimes with Mr Sunak's views".

However, the paper claims it's unclear whether the government's fiscal statement will be set out as planned on Monday.

According to The Times, "to allow more time to scrutinise the options".

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