Sunday Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph leads on Prince Philip’s funeral with an unseen picture of him and the Queen in the Scottish Highlands in 2003.

The Sunday Telegraph has produced a commemorative edition of its paper. It too, leads with Prince Charles’s unscripted television address in which he describes his father as “a very special person”.

COVID passports are in the works, but might not be ready until the autumn, The Sunday Telegraph reports.

The Sunday Telegraph says the country’s elite private schools are at the centre of a major Whitehall investigation over the emerging “rape culture” scandal among pupils.

Special forces will work with MI6 to counter the threat from Russian spies, The Sunday Telegraph reports.

The Sunday Telegraph says the Duchess of Cambridge has paid tribute to Sarah Everard at Clapham Common in south London.Read more on that story here.

The Sunday Telegraph reports on a warning from Boris Johnson’s Europe adviser Lord Frost that the EU needs to “stop sulking” over Brexit and “build a friendly relationship”. 

The chancellor is plotting a new tax on online deliveries and a “raid on the self-employed later this year”, The Sunday Telegraph reports.

Hopes are rising for summer holidays as the government announces that every adult in England will be offered a coronavirus vaccine by the end of July – that’s on the front of The Sunday Telegraph.

The Sunday Telegraph claims that we’ll be allowed to meet a friend for coffee on a park bench and go for outdoor picnics from 8 March – with golf and tennis to follow shortly afterwards. According to the paper, ministers are privately saying that pubs with outdoor dining could reopen in early April.