Leading several of Sunday's front pages is Boris Johnson's surprise trip to Ukraine's capital.
Prime Minster Boris Johnson can be seen shaking hands with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on the front of the Observer and several other papers as he made a surprise visit to Kyiv on Saturday. The PM pledged to send 120 armoured vehicles and anti-ship missile systems to Ukraine. Mr Johnson said the UK "stands unwaveringly" with Ukraine, adding "we are in it for the long run".
The bolstered forces are designed to deter an attempted invasion of member states such as Estonia and Latvia, the paper reports.Meanwhile, the Mail on Sunday says that Mr Sunak is "battling to save his political career" after he continued to face questions over his family's financial affairs on Saturday. The paper reports that the chancellor is also facing claims that he broke US immigration rules.
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