At last, summer is saved! That’s on the front of the Daily Express after the government’s changes to travel restriction lists.

Scientists have proof Britain’s vaccine rollout is finally winning the war on COVID, according to the Daily Express.

The holiday hopes of millions of people “soared yesterday as amber watchlist plans were jettisoned” by the government, the Daily Express reports.

The prime minister is under pressure to simplify travel rules to “save summer for British tourists”, the Daily Express reports.

Angry campaigners hit out as record numbers of families affected by inheritance tax will give the government a £6bn windfall, according to the Daily Express.

A “travel war” is on the cards, the Daily Express warns, as the EU forces even fully vaccinated British tourists to go into quarantine as part of its revenge for Brexit.  

It could all be over by October – COVID, that is, writes the Daily Express, quoting a leading epidemiologist and government adviser.

Police officers are “punched, kicked, pushed and spat at every day” is the eye-catching lead in the Daily Express, based on comments from a chief constable.

The Daily Express has gone with a similar story to The Times, saying coronavirus infections have fallen for the fifth day in a row, raising hopes that the third wave has peaked.

Millions of people are going to be driving this weekend to go on holiday, according to the Daily Express, with airports also expected to have their busiest weekend of the year. 

Workers considered critical will be offered daily coronavirus testing to help end the so-called “pingdemic”, the Daily Express says.

The Daily Express leads with a new stand-off over Brexit.

Britain is to give France another £54m to prevent migrant crossings, following an agreement between the home secretary and French Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin, the Daily Express reports.

The Daily Express leads with the warnings given at the Downing Street press conference – which Boris Johnson attended remotely from isolation – that there could still be outbreaks of the coronavirus following the so-called “Freedom Day”.

Public reaction forced the prime minister and chancellor to self-isolate instead of taking part in a pilot testing scheme after Sajid Javid caught COVID – that’s the take in the Daily Express.