Sunday's newspaper front pages

Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny was killed with a toxin from an Ecuadorian frog proving Moscow possesses illegal chemical weapons, The Sunday Telegraph reports.  

The Sunday Mirror leads with a story on Prince William's "state of disbelief" when he and the Princess of Wales told their children she had cancer.

Calls have been made for a full investigation into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s role as UK trade envoy following what The Mail on Sunday calls a "raft of damning revelations".

A rise in the pension age will plunge more than 100,000 Britons into poverty, the Sunday Express reports. 

The Observer leads with a story on the "secrets" behind Matt Weston’s gold medal win in the men's singles skeleton competition at the Winter Olympics on Friday.

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Peter Mandelson flew on “ghost flights” on a private jet operated by Russian metals oligarch Oleg Deripaska to a summit attended by Vladimir Putin when he was EU trade commissioner, the Daily Mail reveals.  

The Times leads with Sir Keir Starmer attacking Reform UK and the Greens as ideological extremists that would make war in Europe more likely in a speech he is due to give in Munich on Saturday. 

Electoral Commission head Vijay Rangarajan has criticised the decision to allow local councils to postpone their elections in May, according to The Daily Telegraph.

The boss of ports operator DP World, Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, has become the latest in a series of business and political figures to resign over their links to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, the FT Weekend reports.