Newspaper Round Up: 28th of August 2020
Daily Star Front Page 28th of August 2020
10:42 pm
The Daily Star writes that I’m A Celeb campmates could quit the ITV show before it even starts because it is set to take place in a haunted castle.
Times Front Page 28th of August 2020
10:34 pm
The Times reports that Boris Johnson is facing calls from senior Tory MPs to give a “clear and consistent message” that it is safe for people to go back to work.
Daily Express Front Page 28th of August 2020
10:30 pm
A no-deal Brexit has moved a step closer as the EU made desperate attempts to force Britain into a compromise, the Daily Express writes.
i Front Page 28th of August 2020
10:04 pm
The i writes that regulators are refusing to disclose records for individual care homes, in part to safeguard commercial interests of the companies running them.
Daily Mail Front Page 28th of August 2020
10:00 pm
The Daily Mail has revealed that the teenagers found guilty of killing PC Andrew Harper were given £465,000 in legal aid.
Guardian Front Page 28th of August 2020
10:00 pm
The Guardian reveals that the number of deaths at individual care homes are being kept secret by regulators to protect providers’ commercial interests before a possible second coronavirus spike.
Daily Mirror Front Page 28th of August 2020
9:56 pm
Headteachers insist schools will be ready to take pupils this term, despite confusion sparked by Tory U-turns, the Daily Mirror writes.
Daily Telegraph Front Page 28th of August 2020
9:55 pm
The Daily Telegraph reports that Boris Johnson will launch a major drive to get Britain back to the office as ministers warn that working from home will make people more “vulnerable” to being sacked.
Metro Front Page 28th of August 2020
8:57 pm
Metro leads with a man being escorted off a Ryanair flight by emergency workers in hazmat suits after he received a text stating he had tested positive for coronavirus.
Financial Times Front Page 28th of August 2020
8:24 pm
The Financial Times reports that the Federal Reserve has adopted a new monetary policy strategy that will be more tolerant of temporary rises in inflation.
