The exemption for grouse shooting also makes the front page of the Daily Express, but its top story carries a warning from cancer charity Action Radiotherapy. The charity has said an excess of 35,000 early deaths are likely because of a backlog of cancer patients awaiting treatment.
Cancer Research UK is facing a “funding crisis”, with 1,500 scientists’ jobs at risk, the Daily Express reports. Britain’s biggest cancer charity could lose more than a third of its 4,000 researchers, according to the paper, with the organisation expecting to cut research funding by £450m over three years.
A £15bn trade deal with Japan has boosted confidence that Britain will thrive outside the EU, according to the Daily Express.
The Daily Express says that Boris Johnson is set to defy demands by Brussels to back down on its Brexit bill.
Christmas could still be “normal” if Boris Johnson’s plans for mass testing are a success, according to the Daily Express.
The Daily Express reports that the government is acting to put a lid on coronavirus, by reducing the size of gatherings allowed in England.
The Daily Express says Boris Johnson is in an “angry standoff” with the EU’s chief Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier.
Boris Johnson says a no-deal Brexit would be a “good outcome” for the UK, the Daily Express reports.
Boris Johnson’s defiant message that the UK will prosper outside of the European Union, whether there is a deal or not, is on the front of the Daily Express.
BBC chiefs have earmarked £140m to collect TV licence fees and chase viewers who do not pay, says the Daily Express.