The Times writes that a “mighty roar bellowed around Wembley stadium” following England’s win against Denmark, with the celebrations cascading out of pubs and bars and along residential streets across the nation.
The Times reports that fully vaccinated travellers arriving from countries on the amber list are set to avoid quarantine from as early as 19 July as airlines prepare to check vaccine status on flights into Britain for the first time.
The prime minister said the country must use the “firebreak” of the summer holidays to lift all remaining social distancing rules despite predictions from scientists that it will cause a new rise in hospital admissions and deaths, The Times writes.
The prime minister will call for “common sense” after coronavirus restrictions are lifted, according to The Times.
The front page of The Times claims that ministers are set to abandon self-isolation requirements for people who have been fully vaccinated.
Ministers have drawn up radical plans to reduce carbon emissions that would increase gas bills and the cost of running a car by hundreds of pounds a year, reports The Times.
Half the population will be offered a third coronavirus jab alongside the flu vaccine from September to reduce the risk of more restrictions this winter, The Times writes.
The education secretary is planning to ease classroom COVID restrictions after the number of students isolating rose to 375,000, The Times reports.
Pupils will be banned from having their mobile phones in school, under new plans by Education Secretary Gavin Williamson, reports The Times.
Home Secretary Priti Patel will introduce laws next week to allow asylum seekers to be processed offshore, The Times reports.