These are the main stories in Sunday’s newspapers.

The Sunday Times of Malta says the highly controversial minister Konrad Mizzi is actively considering a party leadership bid. In another story, it quotes Repubblika, the NGO that promotes the rule of law, saying that the process of constitutional reform should be led by citizens and not be controlled by politicians.

MaltaToday also leads with a story saying that Dr Mizzi has told delegates he is considering running for party leader.

The Malta Independent on Sunday says suspended Fisheries director Andreina Fenech Farrugia hit out at the perception that she was favouring one operator over others, stating she was accessible to all operators at all times.

Il-Mument says financial companies are skeptical about moving to Malta.

It-Torċa says Prime Minister Joseph Muscat enjoyed double the trust enjoyed by Opposition leader Adrian Delia - 66.1% against 32%.

Kullħadd says the trust the Nationalist Party had created to sell its clubs was still active.

Illum says Nationalist MP Robert Cutajar has asked for mail sent to the PN headquarters to be checked for drugs and bombs.