Daily Mirror

The Daily Mirror leads on the chief medical officer’s warning that COVID-19 will be “difficult” to control this winter, despite Wednesday’s announcement tightening restrictions.

‘Six Therapy’ is the headline on the Daily Mirror, which says the legal limit for social gatherings is being cut from 30 to six, amid a rise in COVID-19 cases. 

The Daily Mirror leads on England footballers Mason Greenwood and Phil Foden being dropped from the squad for the upcoming match against Denmark after breaking coronavirus protocols.

The Daily Mirror leads with footballer Marcus Rashford, who has urged a Conservative MP to “talk to families” experiencing food poverty after comments made on social media.

Celebrity doctors have backed a campaign by the Daily Mirror to save family-run chemists, revealing that 72% of them face closing down.

A new report has warned thousands of independently-owned pharmacists could be forced to close down and more funds are needed from NHS England to avert the crisis, says the Daily Mirror.

Match of the Day presenter and retired footballer Gary Lineker has told the Daily Mirror why he is going to house a refugee in his mansion.

Boxing champion Nicola Adams will become the first Strictly Come Dancing competitor to dance in a same-sex partnership, the Daily Mirror reports.

The cost of making schools COVID-secure when they reopen their doors this week is as much as £216 million, with head teachers expected to foot the bill, according to the Daily Mirror.

Most teachers think social distancing guidance for schools isn’t practical, according to a survey reported in the Daily Mirror.