What the papers say – February 20
The Sunday papers focus on Ukraine and the role of the West in the potential conflict.
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Your support makes all the difference.The Ukraine crisis, a reported investigation into Government leaks to Nick Clegg and the latest Jimmy Carr controversy are among the topics on Sunday’s front pages.
The Observer says the West will arm resistance in Ukraine if Russia invades, as The Independent carries accusations from the country’s president that the West has been too appeasing of Russia.
The Sunday Telegraph says Britain has been warned of cyber attacks from Russia.
A secret club of conservative donors have enjoyed intimate access to the Prime Minister and Cabinet, according to the Sunday Times.
The Sunday Mirror says the Home Office is investigating a racist WhatsApp group created by staff members.
Whitehall is investigating potential leaks to former deputy PM and media executive Nick Clegg, The Mail on Sunday reports.
Sunday People carries the latest controversy surrounding comedian Jimmy Carr on its front page.
And the Daily Star says Toyah Willcox is being haunted by a violent ghost.
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