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Migrant crossings into the UK have reach record levels, The Times reports.

The double vaccination requirement for people to enter nightclubs and other venues from later this year is the splash for The Times, with the paper highlighting how the government wants to encourage young people to get a jab.

The Times has a stark warning that daily COVID cases could rise to 200,000 in a matter of weeks as restrictions are relaxed.

The Times leads with news that travellers coming to the UK from France will effectively be put in a category between the red and amber travel lists, putting the holiday plans of thousands of people at risk.

The Times says Boris Johnson is backing proposals for a new tax to pay for reforms to Britain’s social care system under plans that could be agreed within weeks.

The government’s guidance on bars continuing to use table service and face masks being worn in shops and while at work after 19 July has caused a backlash from businesses, who claim they are being left in “legal limbo”, according to The Times.

Met chief Dame Cressida Dick wants to continue running Britain’s biggest police force despite the Wembley security scandal and a string of other controversies, says The Times.

Thousands of people will be admitted to hospital each day if the UK is too hasty in easing coronavirus restrictions, The Times reports.

Gareth Southgate’s team lost the Euro 2020 final after missing three penalties in a shoot-out – that’s on the front of The Times.

Families in Britain would be sent annual payments to offset the cost of higher gas bills and encourage a switch to green energy as part of plans under consideration in Whitehall, claims The Times.