The Queen’s comments on people who are unsure about whether to have the vaccine also lead The Daily Telegraph. The 94-year-old had the jab at Windsor Castle in January, the paper adds.

England could have all restrictions lifted sooner than 21 June if real-world data of the effect of vaccines is better than expected, according to The Daily Telegraph. 

“118 days until freedom,” declares The Daily Telegraph after Boris Johnson laid out his plans for the easing of lockdown. See all the key dates here. 

Government guidance telling people to “stay at home” and in their local areas will be scrapped on 29 March, according to The Daily Telegraph. The first details of the route out of lockdown are detailed here.

Two households will be allowed to meet outside by Easter and care home residents will be allowed visitors within weeks of the prime minister’s “roadmap out of lockdown” announcement on Monday, reports The Daily Telegraph.

Vaccine data is showing a path out of lockdowns, according to The Daily Telegraph, which adds that “real world” figures show the jabs cut coronavirus infections by two-thirds. 

Lockdown is unlikely to be eased significantly until daily cases are in the hundreds, The Daily Telegraph understands.

The Daily Telegraph reports that Boris Johnson declined to say whether families would be able to go on Easter holidays at his latest Downing Street press conference. 

Grandparents could be able to see their grandchildren again as soon as next month – that’s on the front of The Daily Telegraph.

You can watch the Press Preview on Sky News every evening at 10.30pm and 11.30pm.Saturday night’s reviewers will be journalist and author Rachel Shabi and leader writer at The Daily Telegraph, Tim Stanley.

The economic upheaval of the pandemic could lead to a return to the nationalism and chaos of the 1930s, according to the head of the army – that’s in The Daily Telegraph.

The Daily Telegraph reports on a warning from Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey that the EU is threatening to make life more difficult for UK banks.

The Daily Telegraph leads on the South African variant of COVID, saying health chiefs are not concerned about it becoming the dominant strain of the virus in the UK.

The vaccine minister has written in The Daily Telegraph to urge readers to be confident in the Oxford jab, among worries it may not be as effective against the South African mutation.