The Daily Mail is scathing in its coverage of an expected change in how A-level grades are decided, saying students can “pick their own” as ministers try to avoid a repeat of the problems Scotland suffered.
The Daily Mail writes that people who do not answer their phones to contact tracers could have a knock on their door.
The Daily Mail says A-level pupils whose marks are downgraded by computer face missing out on university places while exam boards sift through a flood of appeals.
The Daily Mail leads on its campaign to raise money for personal protective equipment (PPE) reaching £11m – the equivalent of 30 million items for people across the UK.
Home Secretary Priti Patel has backed sending Royal Navy patrols into the English Channel after a record number of migrants reached Britain, writes the Daily Mail.
The Daily Mail reports one of Princess Diana’s bridesmaids has told of her “very lucky” escape after she was a guest on Jeffrey Epstein’s island.
Two-thirds of doctors say non-virus patients – such as those with cancer and diabetes – have suffered during lockdown, reports the Daily Mail.
While restaurants were packed by hundreds of thousands of diners on the first day of the Chancellor’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme, offices across the country remained largely empty, the Daily Mail writes.
A new 90-minute coronavirus test is to start being offered to millions of Britons and could be “transformative” in the battle against the pandemic – that’s the lead in the Daily Mail.
The Daily Mail says Britain is braced for new restrictions on meeting friends and family as the price of getting children back to school in September.