Sunday Telegraph

The Sunday Telegraph has a warning from the UK defence secretary to Vladimir Putin.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is “not going the way President Putin wants – very far from it,” The Sunday Telegraph’s front page says, quoting Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

Home Secretary Priti Patel tells The Sunday Telegraph that Russia could be planning cyber attacks on British interests.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is preparing to “create the circumstances” in which the Kremlin could justify an invasion of Ukraine – and according to The Sunday Telegraph, British sources believe a “false flag” event could happen as soon as Wednesday.

The Sunday Telegraph leads with the Queen’s support for the Duchess of Cornwall to become Queen Camilla when Charles ascends the throne.

Boris Johnson’s most senior aide spent the day at a cricket match three days before Kabul fell to the Taliban, the paper reports.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has accused Russia of plotting to install a puppet leader in Ukraine, according to The Sunday Telegraph.

The prime minister’s wife Carrie has broken COVID-19 rules, according to The Sunday Telegraph.

The Sunday Telegraph reports foreign secretary Liz Truss has insisted Britain will overhaul the post-Brexit agreement on Northern Ireland unilaterally if she cannot reach a “negotiated solution” with the EU.

Secondary school children are going to be told to wear face masks in classrooms again to help keep schools open amid fears of teacher shortages, The Sunday Telegraph writes.