Sunday Times

The Sunday Times says Buckingham Palace’s inquiry into claims the Duchess of Sussex bullied royal staff is to be handed to independent external investigators.

The Sunday Times says the Queen will not be watching Harry and Meghan’s much-anticipated interview with Oprah Winfrey on Sunday. 

The Times says tens of thousands of young people will get their first step onto the housing ladder under a new mortgage guarantee scheme due to be announced in the Budget next week.

Prince William was “sad and shocked” after his brother Prince Harry walked away from royal life for good – that’s on the front of The Sunday Times.

The Sunday Times writes that Boris Johnson is going to make a national address next week, where he will announce that all children will return to the classroom on 8 March. The newspaper reports that the PM’s decision goes against the advice of some government scientists – and says prioritising schools will mean adults only have “small new freedoms” initially.

Online companies that have benefited during the coronavirus pandemic face a double tax raid, The Sunday Times reports.

The Sunday Times claims we are a “disunited kingdom” with a majority backing border polls in Scotland and Northern Ireland – and a growing call for a Welsh referendum. It also highlights the possibility that parents might have to cope with home-schooling until Easter.

Arrivals in the UK could be forced to pay for a hotel stay while they serve their isolation period, similar to schemes in Australia and New Zealand, The Sunday Times reports.

The Sunday Times quotes England’s Chief Medical Officer, Chris Whitty, who warns people will die unnecessarily unless the UK adheres to lockdown restrictions.

Getting a coronavirus vaccination could be down to a postcode lottery, according to an investigation in The Sunday Times.