The Daily Mirror joins the list of papers leading with the warning that expert modelling shows the flu could kill 60,000 people, adding that Professor Jonathan Van-Tam is urging people to get their flu vaccination.
The Times reports that the cost of a family holiday will fall by around £200 after ministers announced that PCR tests for foreign travel are to be scrapped by half-term.
Households are braced for a cost of living crisis as post-pandemic supply chain problems ramp up prices – with 10% of firms admitting they have been forced to increase prices in the past month, writes the Daily Express.
Experts have warned that soaring energy prices could push average annual bills through the £2,000 barrier for the first time, the Daily Mail states.
Similarly to the Daily Telegraph, The Independent reports that NHS leaders and health officials fear 60,000 people could die from flu this winter.
A coronavirus report in 2016 warned of the need for a contact tracing system and more personal protective equipment, according to The Guardian.
The Daily Telegraph leads with a warning from health chiefs that flu deaths could be the worst for 50 years this winter because of lockdowns and social distancing.
Vladimir Putin has been accused of using his stranglehold over Europe’s power supply as “a weapon” after allowing gas prices to surge to an all-time high, reports the Metro.
