Daily Mail

The Daily Mail leads with the G7 summit in Cornwall, especially the meeting between Boris Johnson and US President Joe Biden.

The Daily Mail says Britain was given a “triple dose of good news” on Wednesday with claims the link between COVID and hospital cases has been broken, one million under-30s booked a jab, and the economy is on the up.

The Daily Mail also leads on claims that Oxford students sparked anger after voting to remove a portrait of the Queen from their common room because she “represents recent colonial history”.

Relatives of two schoolgirls murdered by paedophile Colin Pitchfork in the 1980s have condemned the Parole Board’s decision to approve his release from jail, writes the Daily Mail.

The Daily Mail leads with the debate about whether all remaining coronavirus restrictions in England should be lifted on 21 June.

Channel migrants have been secretly picked up in French waters by the UK Border Force and taken to Dover, the Daily Mail writes.

The Daily Mail’s front page says “Summer Holidays Plunged into Chaos” as no new countries placed on the travel green list. The paper says that Gibraltar is “the only realistic holiday destination which Britons can visit quarantine-free” due to strict entry requirements in other locations.

Foreign holidays are under threat because ministers are worried about a new coronavirus variant, the Daily Mail reports.

The Daily Mail’s headline is ‘nothing to fear from freedom’, as it reports on zero COVID deaths being reported for the first time since 7 March last year.

Ministers are being urged to curb the “rip-off” cost of COVID tests for holidaymakers, the Daily Mail writes.