Boris Johnson’s drive to get workers back to the office has been postponed amid warnings that the government’s own social distancing rules are stopping firms getting employees back to their desks, The Daily Telegraph reports.
A record number of under-25s are claiming benefits as fears grow for those just starting out in the workplace, The Daily Telegraph reports.
Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has told The Daily Telegraph GCSE and A-level exams will be subject to a “short delay” next year to allow pupils to catch up.
The Daily Telegraph says the chancellor’s been warned that tax rises to try to recoup the cost of the coronavirus crisis could “choke off” the UK’s economic recovery.
The BBC needs to move the majority of its staff outside London, outgoing director-general Lord Hall has told The Daily Telegraph.
The Daily Telegraph reports that Boris Johnson will launch a major drive to get Britain back to the office as ministers warn that working from home will make people more “vulnerable” to being sacked.
The Daily Telegraph reports that coronavirus sufferers will be paid up to £184 to quarantine themselves amid signs that more and more are refusing to self-isolate because of financial worries.
The Daily Telegraph says that the BBC has decided that Rule Britannia and Land Of Hope And Glory will not be sung at the Last Night Of The Proms.
Keeping children at home when schools reopen will seriously damage their “life chances”, the prime minister has said in The Daily Telegraph.
The UK’s growing R number and associated warnings make The Daily Telegraph’s lead story.