A warning from Prime Minister Boris Johnson is on the front of the Metro, where he says that Europe is seeing a second wave of coronavirus, putting British holidaymakers at risk of quarantine if they travel there.
Homes with people self-isolating after returning from abroad have been “left unchecked” after it was revealed that police have fined just one person for breaking restrictions, the Metro reports.
The Metro leads on the plight of British holidaymakers in Spain, saying there was “fury and agony” at the realisation they would have to quarantine on their return to the UK.
Metro says there are concerns the new rules in England that require face coverings in shops will prompt “angry confrontations” as the legislation is “inconsistent and muddled”.
Metro leads on Kim Kardashian West’s pleas for people to show understanding for Kanye West, as she spoke about her husband’s bipolar disorder for the first time.
Metro leads on Boris Johnson being accused in a parliamentary report of turning a blind eye to Vladimir Putin’s efforts to influence UK elections as “corrupt” Russian money was welcomed into the capital.
Metro reports that a new flexible season ticket is to be offered to rail commuters to help them with a part-time return to the office from next month.
Metro reports that Russian intelligence agencies accused of trying to steal coronavirus vaccine research are operating under the orders of Vladimir Putin.
Metro writes that there was growing confusion over the need to wear masks in shops, with Health Secretary Matt Hancock and Number 10 appearing to give out conflicting advice.
Chinese telecoms giant Huawei has been banned from any involvement in the UK’s 5G network, Metro reports.