“Plan for the worst” is the headline in the Daily Mirror, which says the nation “is bracing for another grim winter”.
Author: WTX News Editor
The prime minister has paved the way for new coronavirus restrictions this winter, according to the Daily Mail.
The Daily Express leads on quotes from Mr Johnson urging the nation to be “sensible and responsible” to stop a Covid resurgence.
Vogue says after shutting down the Met Gala 2021 red carpet in an enrobing inky black Balenciaga gown, Rihanna pivoted from hyper-volume to an altogether slinkier silhouette for her after-party.
NPR says for the first time in nearly two decades, California voters will decide whether to remove their governor in a recall election on Tuesday, Sept. 14.
The Independent says Elliot Page made his Met Gala 2021 debut on Monday night wearing a Balenciaga suit, black sneakers, and green rose pinned to his lapel.
The government have confirmed that booster jabs will be offered to the 50 and overs, those in care homes, and frontline health and social care workers as of next week.
The Guardian says Novak Djokovic sat silently in his chair after being thoroughly outplayed by Daniil Medvedev in the US Open final on Sunday
The Metro says Paul Pogba is now leaning towards extending his stay at Manchester United following the return of Cristiano Ronaldo, according to reports.
The i says Harvey Elliott has thanked fans for their “overwhelming love and support” after suffering a dislocated ankle during Liverpool‘s 3-0 win against Leeds at Elland Road on Saturday.
The i says the Government is targeting 2024 as the year to introduce numerical grades for A-levels, i can reveal.
The Guardian says people who were fully vaccinated accounted for just 1.2% of all deaths involving Covid-19 in England in the first seven months of this year.
The Metro says Michael Gove made a series of racist and homophobic remarks during speeches when in his 20s, it has emerged.
The Metro says London is once again struggling to cope with sudden downpours, as flash flooding disrupts transport and the morning commute.
The Guardian says the global pipeline of new coal power plants has collapsed since the 2015 Paris climate agreement
The i says the supreme novelist Hilary Mantel recently agreed with Bryan Appleyard of The Sunday Times that the Tudors were extremely intelligent.
The Metro says after a year and a half of living room photo shoots, cancelled events and questionable morale-boost attempts set to John Lennon songs, celebrities are back doing what they do best
The i says authorities in Italy have launched an investigation into the alleged abduction of a six-year-old boy who was taken to Israel by his maternal grandfather after his immediate family died in a cable car crash.
The Guardian says two senior Taliban leaders have gone missing from public view, leading some Afghans to question whether the group’s supreme leader and new deputy prime minister are alive.
The Guardian says lawyers for Prince Andrew argued in a New York court on Monday that the British royal has not yet been properly served with documents related to a lawsuit alleging sexual assault.
The i says Boris Johnson will announce a winter Covid-19 plan to “live with the virus” on Tuesday – including by extending the offer of free rapid home tests past its planned expiry date.
The Metro says job vacancies in the UK have hit a record high as worker numbers soar to slightly above pre-pandemic levels.
The Sun says JABS for younger kids finally got the go-ahead last night — risking a battle between them and parents over consent.
The Daily Mirror says Police have launched a murder investigation after two men were found dead at a Bristol house.
The Daily Mirror says Prince Andrew is said to be “keen to re-marry Sarah Ferguson,” sources claim.