Claims that Moscow hopes to split Ukraine in two 'like Korea' and plans for a royal shake-up lead the papers
The war in Ukraine, now in its second month, continues to dominate the front pages. The Guardian says Russia wants to "split Ukraine in two" and quotes General Kyrylo Budanov, head of Ukraine's military intelligence, saying the Kremlin hopes to "create North and South Korea in Ukraine".
The paper quotes French President Emmanuel Macron saying the West "must do everything to avoid the situation getting out of hand", while Downing Street told the paper it was for the Russian people to choose their leader.The Mirror reports that the Duke of Cambridge called an "emergency summit" after returning from his tour of Belize, Jamaica and the Bahamas, which was overshadowed by questions about the future roll of the Royal Family in the Caribbean.
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