Times Front Page 24th of July 2020
The Times says everyone over 50, pupils and vulnerable people will be offered flu jabs by the NHS this winter as health chiefs try to vaccinate about half of the population.
The Times says everyone over 50, pupils and vulnerable people will be offered flu jabs by the NHS this winter as health chiefs try to vaccinate about half of the population.
The Daily Mail says Russia has risked triggering a space war by test-firing an anti-satellite weapon in orbit on Thursday.
The Daily Express claims home secretary Priti Patel is drawing up tough new spy laws to target hostile states such as Russia and China.
As the public starts wearing face coverings in all shops in England from Friday, the Daily Mirror carries a poll saying two-thirds of Britons believe they should be worn in all indoor public places.
As the public starts wearing face coverings in all shops in England from Friday, the Daily Mirror carries a poll saying two-thirds of Britons believe they should be worn in all indoor public places.
The Guardian says Nicola Sturgeon has accused Boris Johnson of using the coronavirus pandemic “as some kind of political weapon” as he praised the union during a visit to Scotland in what she suggested was him “celebrating” how the government has dealt with the pandemic.
Sainsbury’s, Asda, Co-op and Costa Coffee are among a group of retailers who are refusing to police the new law requiring the wearing of masks in shops, according to The Daily Telegraph.
Boris Johnson is to impose curbs on junk food advertising, including online, before the 9pm watershed as part of a wide range of measures to try to tackle obesity, the Financial Times reports.
The UK and the US have accused Russia of firing a weapon in space during a satellite test, The Independent reports.
Metro says there are concerns the new rules in England that require face coverings in shops will prompt “angry confrontations” as the legislation is “inconsistent and muddled”.