On the front of The Daily Telegraph is another report about travel corridors.The prime minister announced the changes on Friday, meaning everyone travelling into the country from next week will be required to have a negative COVID-19 test and to quarantine for 10 days.
Hundreds of thousands of business can claim on insurance for losses connected to the pandemic, the Financial Times reports. This comes as part of a Supreme Court ruling on Friday that found lockdowns and restrictions would be covered by “business interruption” clauses.
The Daily Mirror is leading with an exclusive account from inside an intensive care unit.Visiting Wolverhampton’s New Cross Hospital, the newspaper praises NHS staff as “modern-day miracle workers” and says COVID-19 patients in these beds are much younger than you’d maybe expect.
Prince Harry is “heartbroken” over the aftermath of his and Meghan’s departure from the royal family, the Daily Mail has quoted ITV News anchor Tom Bradby as saying. Bradby, who has known the Duke of Sussex since he was a teenager, said the couple were “pretty happy” with their new life in the US, but “a lot of hurt feelings on all sides” still remain after the royal split.
Hopes are rising that the UK is turning the tide in the coronavirus battle, the Daily Express reports, after data suggested case rates were beginning to slow.
The Times says offenders may go free after a software glitch wiped thousands of arrest records.
Infection rates are in retreat, the Daily Mail reports, as the R rate falls below one, to as little as 0.6 across large parts of the country.
COVID cases in care homes have reached “shocking” levels after more than tripling in a month, The Daily Telegraph reports.
