The Sun says FACE mask rules could be in place until at least the New Year, as the PM tries not to ruin Christmas with even tougher measures.
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The Daily Express says MYANMAR’s deposed leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been sentenced to four years in prison, reports show.
The Daily Mirror says Manchester United edged past Crystal Palace on Sunday to hand Ralf Rangnick the perfect start to his interim job.
Many of Monday’s papers cover the government’s drug strategy announcement, focusing on the proposed punishments for middle-class illegal drug users.
Around 8,000 protests in Brussels and clash with police in protests against covid rules. Belgian police fired water cannons and used tear gas.
Aung San Suu Kyi: Myanmar court sentences ousted leader to four years jail Ousted Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been sentenced to four years in prison, in the first in a series of verdicts that could jail her for life. She was found guilty on charges of inciting dissent and breaking Covid rules under a natural disasters law. Ms Suu Kyi faces 11 charges in total, all of which she has denied, Aung San Suu Kyi sentenced to 4 years with more to come. She has been under house arrest since February when the military launched a coup,…
The Guardian says the pandemic is far from over and the next one could be even more lethal, Sarah Gilbert has said.
The Independent says Anti-racism activists were attacked at a rally to launch French far-right presidential candidate Eric Zemmour’s campaign.
The Metro says Much of the UK has been warned about potentially dangerous winds hitting the country from Tuesday.
France24 says Indonesia’s Mount Semeru spewed more ash on Monday, forcing rescuers to suspend the search for survivors.
Sky News says A Republican congressman has been criticised for posting a picture of himself and his family posing with guns.
TRT World says the US has several dozens of Omicron cases that are likely to rise, but health officials are banking on vaccines.
BBC Sport says Lewis Hamilton beat Max Verstappen in a chaotic and controversial Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
The Sunday papers’ main stories include the latest on Covid amid Omiron fears including the Covid pill rollout, travel update and the unvaccinated filling emergency beds.
French President Macron’s visit to Saudi Arabia signals a new era in French Saudi cooperation ahead of the inaugural Saudi Arabia Grand Prix. A joint statement covering a wide range of issues and the signing of mutual cooperation agreements were the highlights of a visit to Saudi Arabia by French President Emmanuel Macron during the final leg of a two-day Gulf tour. This is a major step in mending global relationships, since the murder of Jamal Khashoggi. Despite all the criticism of Crown prince Mohammed bin Salman, he has ploughed on with leading Saudi Arabia through a transformation for Vision 2030, that…
The Independent leads with a special report on Syrian refugees who were promised sanctuary in the UK but are still waiting
There is bad news for Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer, after Unite union says it will cut funding to the party – that’s on the front of The Guardian.
The Independent says Pete Davidson, Soft Bois, and the year we celebrated a different kind of heartthrob.
The Guardian says ‘The pandemic is still here’: California braces for Omicron even as strain from Delta continues.
The Guardian says A bill to fund the US government through mid-February gained the support of enough members of the Senate late on Thursday.
Metro reports that 152 people have been fined and 125 kicked off London’s public transport network for not wearing masks.
The Daily Mirror reports on confusion and chaos over Christmas plans as the number of Omicron cases grows.
People should carry on with Christmas as planned, Prime Minister Boris Johnson says in the Daily Express.
The Sun leads with the case of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes, asking: “Did they learn nothing from Baby P?”
The Guardian says Vaccination could become mandatory in Germany from February, Angela Merkel has said.