The Daily Telegraph leads with a dispatch on a Ukrainian woman in the village of Andrivka – around 40 miles outside of Kyiv – that was invaded by Russian troops while she hid in her neighbour’s cellar.
Volodymyr Zelensky said the United Nations should be dissolved if it cannot stop Russia, The Daily Telegraph writes. Ukraine’s leader also called for Nuremberg-style trials for Kremlin leaders.
Channel 4 will be privatised before the next general election in May 2024, The Daily Telegraph writes. The government has decided to make the change, which could open the broadcaster up to foreign investment, with offers expected to be tabled next year.
The Daily Telegraph writes that Western allies, including the UK, will help bring war crime charges against President Putin in the Hague.
The Duke of York was given more than a million pounds by an alleged Turkish fraudster and is now embroiled in a High Court battle over missing money, The Daily Telegraph reports.
The Daily Telegraph reports that Putin’s aids are lying to him, citing a GCHQ chief.
Vladimir Putin has failed in his bid to take Kyiv, The Daily Telegraph reports, after Moscow apparently pledged to withdraw forces from the Ukrainian capital.
The first tranche of 20 partygate fines could be issued imminently, with more to come, reports The Daily Telegraph.
The French president is among those who have criticised Joe Biden’s speech, during which he said the Russian president “cannot remain in power” – that’s on the front of The Daily Telegraph.
