An ambulance trust is asking people with chest pains to get a lift to hospital as COVID absences keep staff off work, the Mirror says.
Former defence secretary Geoff Hoon has claimed an aide to Tony Blair told him to burn a “secret memo” that said the invasion of Iraq could be illegal, the Mail reports.
Boris Johnson’s decision to stick to Plan B coronavirus rules and not bring in new restrictions to deal with Omicron is the lead in The Times.es
People who test positive on lateral flow tests but have no symptoms will no longer have to wait to confirm the result with a PCR – meaning they can immediately start their seven-day isolation, the Telegraph reports.
The prime minister admitted parts of the NHS may be overwhelmed due to staff absences and surging COVID cases, says The Guardian.
Metro focuses on Boris Johnson’s belief that the UK can “ride out” the current coronavirus wave without needing any more restrictions.op
The FT says shares in travel and leisure firms have surged due to a feeling that the disruption caused by Omicron may be “waning” despite record cases numbers in some countries.