Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph reports that booster jabs will begin next month to protect 32 million people from the coronavirus.

The NHS drew up secret plans to withdraw hospital care from people in nursing homes in the event of a pandemic, The Daily Telegraph claims.

The Daily Telegraph casts doubt on exactly how many people are in hospital because of COVID, based on a survey taken before Freedom Day.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps says Britain expects the US to drop its UK travel ban, after ministers reopened our borders to Americans, The Daily Telegraph reports. 

“Freedom for double jabbed” proclaims The Daily Telegraph, leading on a lowering of foreign travel restrictions.

The Daily Telegraph devotes its front page to what is being  called “Magic Monday” after Team GB landed three Olympic golds and nearly bagged a fourth in Tokyo.

Union leaders are encouraging key workers in transport and food to avoid the self-isolation exemption set out by the government and stay at home if told to do so, reports the Daily Telegraph.

Plans for a new government points system to reward healthy eating and living – collected through an app – is the main story in The Daily Telegraph.

The Daily Telegraph is citing an Oxford study which has found testing children daily for coronavirus is more effective than isolation. 

There are calls for supermarket workers, lorry drivers and other frontline employees to be exempt from the isolation requirements after being “pinged” by the COVID-19 app – that’s on the front of The Daily Telegraph.