The Guardian says Britain believes there are figures within Russian military and security services who have “serious doubts” about invading Ukraine.

The Independent says An earthquake of magnitude 3.2 has struck the West Midlands. The quake was at a depth of 10km (6.2 miles) and hit 7km (4.3 miles) northwest of Birmingham.

The Metro says Sexual offence accusations against officers in the Metropolitan Police are believed to have hit a record high after claims doubled in the months following Sarah Everard’s murder.

Tuesday’s papers.

THE QUEEN’s eating habits have long been questioned and wondered at, and now one of her unusual culinary habits has been laid bare by a former royal butler.

NICOLA Sturgeon has been warned Scotland could be hammered with a bill worth hundreds of billions of pounds following Scottish independence and could find its national debt on a par with crisis-hit Greece.

More than £230million is currently sitting unclaimed in 1.7million closed or inactive council tax accounts across England, Scotland and Wales – here’s how to check if it affects you

Aljazeera says people in Argentina are hopeful light rains that began over the weekend will help firefighters curb blazing wildfires that have ravaged farms.

The Daily Mirror: SAGE member Professor Robert West thinks the Government is “abdicating its own responsibility for looking after its population” after it was announced those testing positive will no longer need to self isolate from Thursday

Arab News says Canada’s parliament on Monday backed Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s decision to invoke rarely-used emergency powers to end pandemic-related protests.