The following are the main stories in Sunday’s newspapers.

The Sunday Times of Malta says the Corinthia Group will be paying the government just €17 million to build up to 100,000 square metres of residential and office property in St George’s Bay. In another story it says Archbishop Charles Scicluna is promoting new “structures of accountability and audit” within the Church to handle child sexual abuse by members of the clergy.

The Malta Independent on Sunday says Tourism Minister Konrad Mizzi is insisting the Corinthia Group are not getting a discount on land in St George’s Bay.

Malta Today says Corinthia land values have been discounted by 57%.

Illum speaks to President Emeritus Ugo Mifsud Bonnici who says the President’s powers should not be increased.

Kullħadd says PN media chief Pierre Portelli is once again in the aim of PN leader Adrian Delia critics following the Broadcasting Authority survey.

It-Torċa says Malta’s Customs Department is among the best authorities fighting illicit trade.

Il-Mument speaks to a young man who is constrained to be homeless because of his problems.