2021-02-08
Financial Times Front Page 8th of February 2021
On the Financial Times, worries that the cost of liability insurance for company directors is spiralling, due to the impact of COVID-19.
2021-02-08
Metro Front Page 8th of February 2021
Nadhim Zahawi, the vaccine minister, says that vaccinations are being administered at the rate of 1,000 a minute as the of number people to get their first dose smashes through the 12 million barrier, the Metro says.
2021-02-07
Sunday Mail Front Page 7th of February 2021
The Labour Party is facing a backlash after the shadow attorney general described the COVID-19 pandemic as “a gift that keeps on giving” for lawyers – that’s on the front of The Mail On Sunday.
2021-02-07
Sunday Mirror Front Page 7th of February 2021
The Sunday Mirror leads with the TV licence rebellion by elderly Britons.
2021-02-07
Sunday Times Front Page 7th of February 2021
Online companies that have benefited during the coronavirus pandemic face a double tax raid, The Sunday Times reports.
2021-02-07
Daily Star Sunday Front Page 7th of February 2021
The Daily Star Sunday has the latest news from EastEnders.
2021-02-07
Sunday Telegraph Front Page 7th of February 2021
Millions of people under 50 could receive the coronavirus vaccination at work after those in priority groups have been vaccinated – that’s on the front of The Sunday Telegraph.
2021-02-07
Sunday Express Front Page 7th of February 2021
In the Sunday Express, the prime minister acknowledges the “immense sacrifice” made by young people who have had their lives upended by “a virus which in truth seldom poses a lethal threat to them”.
2021-02-07
Observer Front Page 7th of February 2021
The Observer reports that the volume of exports going through British ports to the EU fell by 68% last month compared with January last year, mostly due to problems with Brexit.
2021-02-06
Daily Express Front Page 6th of February 2021
Hopes of summer holidays abroad moved one step closer on Friday, The Daily Express reports, after European holiday destinations signaled they would welcome UK tourists.