Foreign spies operating in Britain face being prosecuted and deported under new laws, according to The Times.

The Times front page also features the newly-released picture of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh on holiday in Scotland together.

The Times leads on claims by western powers that Russia was behind one of the biggest cyberattacks in history last year.

The Times leads on dire warnings of lengthy delays for travellers arriving back in Britain from next month.

The Times goes with David Cameron’s reaction to the launch of an independent inquiry into lobbying and Greensill Capital, reporting the former prime minister will be happy to discuss his role.

The Times leads with a poll saying Britons overwhelmingly trust the Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus jab despite concerns about rare blood clots, suggesting the UK’s vaccination programme is still on track.

Pubs, restaurants and bars may allow their customers to break social distancing rules if they have a COVID passport, reports The Times.

An advertising campaign will encourage people in England to take two rapid coronavirus tests a week from Friday, The Times reports.

Britain’s “successful vaccination programme” will be used as a “blueprint for the future of the health service”, The Times reports.

Oxfam has been hit by new sex claims against aid workers, The Times reports.