The Telegraph also features the inquiry into Martin Bashir’s handling of his Princess Diana interview. It says the probe is expected to reveal he used “deceitful methods” in order to secure the world famous exclusive.
The government’s foreign travel advice has “descended into chaos”, according to The Daily Telegraph, as a health minister warns Britons that it’s too dangerous to go abroad after a day of mixed messages on Tuesday.
Britons are expected to get the green light from the EU to use “vaccine passports”, the Telegraph reports.It says fully vaccinated people would be able to fly to Europe without having a test or going through quarantine.
The Daily Telegraph’s front page focuses on the prime minister’s warning that he faces “hard choices” on whether to ease lockdown completely in England on 21 June in light of the Indian variant.
Patients have won the right to see their GP face-to-face after a backlash against the screening system, according to The Daily Telegraph.
The Daily Telegraph splashes on claims new NHS guidance tells doctors to discourage patients from booking in-person appointments in favour of virtual ones.
On the front page of The Daily Telegraph is a piece about social media platforms facing harsher sanctions for not protecting children from “online harms”.Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden also tells the paper that “enough is enough” and that illegal content such as hate speech needs to be policed by platforms like Twitter and Facebook.
The prime minister has appealed to the public to use common sense when restrictions ease on 17 May, The Daily Telegraph reports.It says updated government advice states that people should make a “personal choice” on whether to keep their distance from others.
The Daily Telegraph leads with the shadow cabinet re-shuffle.
