The i says the date of 19 July is “the end of the line” for coronavirus restrictions in England, Sajid Javid has said, despite rising cases of the Delta variant across the UK.
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The i says a former foreign secretary has said there are grounds for a criminal investigation into the leaking of CCTV footage showing Matt Hancock kissing his aide.
The i says not much changes at Wimbledon, the tournament that has been at the centre of the tennis calendar since 1877. To a certain extent, that is part of its charm.
The Guardian says Harry Kane has said his message to his England teammates just before he leads them out to face Germany will be to play with freedom.
The Guardian says in the four years since Andy Murray last won a singles match at Wimbledon, the two-times champion has been to sporting hell and back.
The Guardian says Boris Johnson still has “huge questions to answer” in the aftermath of Matt Hancock’s resignation over his affair with a friend and paid adviser.
The Guardian says footage has emerged online apparently showing Prof Chris Whitty being accosted in public, with the vaccine minister calling for the “thugs” to face charges.
The Guardian says fake delivery scams have soared during the pandemic with more than 60% of Britons reporting receiving at least one such text in the past year
The Times says Boris Johnson has tried to claim credit for Matt Hancock’s resignation as health secretary but has been mocked by Dominic Cummings.
This evening’s Euro 2020 meeting with Germany is Southgate’s continued search for redemption, yet the country and the team’s supporters also need closure.
The Times says Sir Lindsay Hoyle, the Commons Speaker, has written to all MPs and ministers to assure them there are no CCTV cameras in their parliamentary offices
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The Times says when the sleeping mine clearance workers were woken to be told that gunmen were moving among their dormitories, few realised they were in mortal danger.
Italians will once again be able to go outdoors without masks as temperatures in the Mediterranean country are expected to push past 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) in some southern areas this week. In a decree that took effect Monday, the health ministry for the first time classified each of Italy´s 20 regions as “white”, the lowest of four categories under a colour-coded classification system that evaluates Covid-19 risk. The impact is already visible…
The Times leads on plans for schools to become mobile phone-free zones. Gavin Williamson has vowed to impose a nationwide classroom ban on mobile phones.
The Guardian claims that ministers are expected to end isolation for pupils in England when schools return in September, ending the current bubble system for pupils.
The i newspaper reports on Health Secretary Sajid Javid’s address to the House of Commons, calling 19 July the “end of the line for lockdown” saying we must ‘live’ with virus
TRT World says another body has been recovered from the rubble of a collapsed Florida condominium tower, the county mayor said, bringing the death toll to 11.
VOA says American troops in Syria have returned fire in ‘self-defence’ after a rocket attack targeted American forces there Monday, according to a military spokesman.
Aljazeera says Ethiopia’s government declared a unilateral ceasefire in its northern Tigray region after rebel fighters retook Mekelle, after nearly 8 months of fighting
Arab News says an explosion went off in the building that houses the office of lawyer Sakher El-Hachem on Monday afternoon, in the Nakhle Center in Furn El-Chebbak, Beirut.
France24 says Switzerland defeated world champions France 5-4 on penalties in the last 16 of Euro 2020 on Monday as Kylian Mbappe missed the decisive spot-kick
BBC News says school isolation rules in England could be brought to an end in autumn, amid concerns about the rising number of children who have to quarantine
The Daily Mirror’s front page is entirely dedicated to England’s match up with Germany tonight, the paper headlines it a “night made for heroes” with all eyes on Wembley
The Metro focuses on the fallout of Matt Hancock’s departure as health secretary, carrying claims the PM is “rewriting history” by suggesting he sacked Matt Hancock.