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The Daily Express reports on a study suggesting people who are doubled jabbed are three times less likely to catch Covid, proving the UK’s vaccine roll-out is winning the war.

All kids aged 16 and 17 ‘to be offered Covid jab to fight off autumn surge’ The Metro says: More than 1.4 million 16 and 17-year-olds are expected to be offered coronavirus vaccines in a ‘major change’ to advice. Healthy teenagers over 16 will be able to get immunised as ministers approve advice from the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) today. Appointments to get either a Pfizer or Moderna shot could be up for grabs within two weeks as the UK has built up sufficient supplies, The Times reports. The jab is already available to young people aged…

Metro’s main story focuses on Covid, with the paper reporting that a further fall in the number of UK Covid cases has raised hopes that the third wave is in retreat.

A full-page photograph of Jason Kenny and his wife Laura dominates the front of the Daily Mirror after the cyclist became Britain’s most decorated Olympian.

Prince Faisal said Iran was already “emboldened” and “extremely active in the region with its negative activity.”

The Metro says: The Pentagon was placed on lockdown on Tuesday morning after multiple shots were fired outside.

The Metro says: The government is under pressure to allow quarantine-free holidays to France.

The Mirror says: Sky Brown was crowned Team GB’s youngest ever summer Olympic medallist when she won bronze in the skateboarding at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

The Mirror says: TV’s Christine McGuinness was confronted by a man who accused her of parking in a disabled space illegally – but he was wrong.

The Mirror says: It was one of those sickening crimes so harrowing that it shocked the whole world.