The Daily Star says people in England face a tough choice on Monday – whether to go to the pub or have a haircut – as the next stage in easing lockdown kicks in.Non-essential shops and gyms are also among the places that can reopen, alongside outdoor hospitality, hairdressers and salons.
The Daily Mirror says millions are expected at shops and pubs and hair salons in England on Monday, as they reopen after months of lockdown.
The Queen has described the death of her husband as leaving a “huge void” in her life says The Times.Prince Andrew relayed the comments after attending a church service in Windsor on Sunday, adding that the family was “rallying round” to support her.
The duke’s daughter-in-law said Prince Philip slipped away peacefully as if “somebody took him by the hand”, reports the Daily Mail.
The Daily Telegraph also reports the Queen’s comments that Prince Philip’s death has left a “huge void in her life”.It quotes Prince Andrew as saying his mother is “an incredibly stoic person” and that they are now “rallying around” her.
Metro reports the Countess of Wessex’s words that the Duke of Edinburgh’s final moments were “so gentle and very, very peaceful”.
Young black people have been hit disproportionately hard by the pandemic, The Guardian reports.Between October and December last year, 41.6% of black people between 16 and 24 were unemployed, according to its analysis of ONS data. For young white people the figure was 12.4%.
