The Papers: UK-made drones 'strike Russia' and 'phone theft Britain'
Ukraine uses UK British-made drones to strike Russia and 230 phones a day stolen in the UK lead the Sunday papers.
UK water firms may soon be able to impose variable pricing based on drought conditions, according to the Sunday Telegraph. The proposed change would allow companies to adjust rates according to seasonal water scarcity, potentially reducing overall consumption.
The Sunday Times reveals that British-made drones have been employed by Ukrainian forces to target locations within Russia for the first time. Sources within the Ukrainian military have confirmed the successful strikes over the past six months as part of Kyiv's strategic deep-strike approach.
Meanwhile, the Mail on Sunday reports that a wildfire alert sent to mobile phones on Friday night caused widespread confusion and chaos. The unexpected alert overwhelmed the 999 switchboard, leading to panicked drivers swerving on motorways in a state of panic.
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