Daily Mail

 The Daily Mail describes the 44,000 Britons who have already offered their homes to Ukrainian refugees as “amazing”.

The attack on the base near the Polish border killed at least 35 people and wounded 134 – and was a “deadly warning” to the West, the Daily Mail says.

The Queen has “dramatically” pulled out of Monday’s Commonwealth Day service – sparking fresh fears for her health, that’s on the front of the Daily Mail.

Another two million people are set to flee Ukraine within days – the Daily Mail claims – raising pressure on Britain to welcome more refugees.

Among world leaders to condemn the airstrike on a Mariupol hospital, Boris Johnson vowed to hold Mr Putin to account, the Daily Mail writes.

As well as featuring President Zelenskyy’s Commons address, the Daily Mail also reports on former speaker John Bercow, who has been banned from holding a parliamentary pass after he was found to be a “serial bully” and a liar.

A “dash for gas” is the lead in the Daily Mail, as the West tries to find ways to stop relying on Russian oil.

The Daily Mail leads with comments from the UK’s top military commander Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, who said Vladimir Putin’s “decimated” forces could lose the war in Ukraine.

The UK has launched
a three-year visa scheme to
help Ukrainian war refugees, with the Daily Mail saying those with a family connection to Britain
were initially offered a 12-month stay, but
that has now been tripled – and the criteria
widened to ensure more Ukrainians are eligible.