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Sunday’s papers are dominated by the Prince of Wales’ tribute to his father, the Duke of Edinburgh, who died on Friday at the age of 99. A photo of the pair features on the front page of the Sunday Telegraph. “My dear Papa was a very special person… I miss him enormously,” Prince Charles said on Saturday. Further details of the duke’s funeral, to be held on 17 April at St George’s Chapel, have been released. Downing Street says Boris Johnson has given up his place to let an additional member of the Royal Family attend the service, given the current restrictions on funerals in England. The duke’s children and grandchildren are due to attend.

Sunday Telegraph Front Page 15th of March 2026

The PM is considering sending thousands of interceptor drones to the Gulf to strengthen regional air and maritime defences amid threats from Iran. The plan aims to protect shipping and allied sites, with ministers weighing costs, timelines and coordination with partners.

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Sunday Telegraph Front Page 8th of March 2026

Tony Blair criticises Starmer for hesitating to support Donald Trump’s approach, urging Labour to “show up” for allies. He stresses the UK’s leadership role as HMS Prince of Wales is readied for deployment, signalling expectations of stronger backing from the Opposition.

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Sunday Telegraph Front Page 1st of March 2026

Ali Khamenei is reported dead after a military operation targeted his Tehran compound amid joint US and Israeli actions. Officials say the campaign focuses on leadership and military sites. Iran has responded with incidents in Israel and several Gulf states, including a Dubai hotel, raising regional and energy risks.

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Sunday Telegraph Front Page 22nd of February 2026

Gordon Brown urges a police investigation into Prince Andrew’s taxpayer‑funded air travel, calling for questioning of the civil servants who authorised it. He cites concerns over transparency, value for money and potential rule breaches, and wants a full audit of costs and approvals.

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