The Guardian says Joe Biden’s ambassador to the United Nations warned on Sunday there was little immediate hope of a negotiated end to the war in Ukraine.

The Guardian says smacking and slapping children has been outlawed in Wales, with people told to contact social services or police if they see a parent or carer meting out physical punishment.

The Guardian says a car drove at high speed into a group of Belgian carnival performers who were preparing a parade early on Sunday.

Monday’s papers have a variety of stories dominating the front pages, including the ‘fuel duty cut’ and President Zelensky’s address to Israel. 

VLADIMIR Putin could “conquer big chunks of Europe” in the event of a successful invasion of Ukraine, with Boris on alert: Britain must double its defence spending if it is to stand any chance standing up against Russia.

BBC News says people aged 75 and over, residents in care homes and those with weakened immune systems can now book an extra booster jab against Covid in England.

Ukraine rejects Russian Colonel-General Mikhail Mizintsev, head of the Russian National Defence Control Centre, call in Mariupol to lay down their arms before sunrise tomorrow

Sky News says Britons can expect to see more warm weather this week after enjoying the hottest day of the year so far.

France24 says Up to 50,000 refugees have been arriving each day in the Polish town of Przemyśl near the border with Ukraine.

Euronews says Germany is scaling back its COVID protection measures as the amended Infection Protection Act came into force on Sunday.