Sunday Telegraph

Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds got married in a secret ceremony at Westminster Cathedral on Saturday morning, reports The Sunday Telegraph. 

Britain’s vaccines are highly effective against the Indian coronavirus variant, according to a report on the front of The Sunday Telegraph.

The government wants to vaccinate as many as one million people per day as part of a drive to beat the Indian variant of coronavirus and save the British summer, The Sunday Telegraph reports.

The Sunday Telegraph reports on the failure of Nicola Sturgeon to win a clear majority in the Scottish Parliament as the Labour Party looks set to descend into what it describes as “civil war”.

The Sunday Telegraph reports that the PM is planning to spend billions of pounds on new road and rail links as well as treating Scottish patients in English health beds in a bid to save the union.

Downing Street insiders are increasingly fearful that a “treasure trove” of internal memos and emails from Dominic Cummings will paint the government in the worst possible light – that’s on the front of The 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.