Sunday newspaper round-up: Help to Buy, British Airways, Iran, Brontanax jet, UK constitution, UKGI, Ceuta, FIFA

A Sunday round-up of UK-focused stories highlights several developments across housing, aviation, defense, politics and data security. The Times reported that the Treasury has made almost £2bn from George Osborne’s Help to Buy scheme, including £1.24bn in profits from repaid equity loans and £500m in interest, figures that could help fund a year-long extension of a temporary VAT suspension on energy bills. British Airways reportedly ended its business-class meal service from London City airport for July after a catering contract misfired. Other items include Trump saying he held back what he called the heaviest US strikes after Iran requested a pause for a potential peace deal, BAE Systems’ Brontanax drone using an American engine, and a UKGI data breach exposing information on 51 officials.