The Daily Mirror has a scathing assessment of Boris Johnson’s speech to the Conservative Party conference, saying the prime minister “waffled” about “getting back to normal” but ignored unemployment and COVID.
The Daily Mirror reports on the deaths of two students less than 48 hours after arriving at university in Newcastle.
The Daily Mirror reports on the proposed closure of all 127 Cineworld UK cinemas until next year, risking 5,550 jobs. One worker told the paper the chain is in “panic mode” over the coronavirus crisis.
The Daily Mirror goes with the ongoing battle between Rebekah Vardy and Coleen Rooney, where it says Mrs Rooney has a dossier of proof that shows Mrs Vardy leaked information about her.
Boris Johnson’s father is pictured shopping without a mask in the Daily Mirror, which quotes the 80-year-old as saying he was “maybe not 100% up to speed” on the rules.
“And you thought you were confused” is the headline on the front of the Daily Mirror, which reports on the prime minister had to apologise for misspeaking while trying to explain the new coronavirus regulations in the North East.
The Daily Mirror reports on confusion over the latest coronavirus restrictions, with students feeling trapped inside at university while drinkers mix freely after pubs close at 10pm.
The Daily Mirror has an exclusive on farms in America where tens of thousands of cattle are pumped with hormones.
The Daily Mirror writes that the man suspected of killing London Police officer, Sergeant Matt Ratana, was understood to be known to terror police.
The Daily Mirror’s front page describes the chancellor’s new jobs scheme as “too little too late”.