The Daily Mirror splashes with a story on businesses lending a hand to hungry children over the holidays amid the pandemic.Read more on this story here.

The Daily Mirror reports on Wednesday night’s Commons vote, which saw Conservative MPs reject extending the free school meals provision – a campaign led by footballer Marcus Rashford.

The Daily Mirror reports claims that the prime minister is “playing poker” with lives by forcibly placing Manchester into Tier 3 lockdown.Read more on this story here.

The Daily Mirror’s front page focuses on Health Secretary Matt Hancock’s Commons warning that more than nine million people across Yorkshire, the North East and Nottinghamshire could soon be in Tier 3 COVID-19 restrictions. 

The Daily Mirror says it has received the backing of political leaders for its campaign for a national two-minute silence on Remembrance Sunday.

The Daily Mirror accuses the prime minister of mishandling Brexit trade talks and the coronavirus pandemic.

The Mirror also leads with Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham refusing to accept Tier 3 restrictions.

The Mirror writes that Greater Manchester could move into Tier 3 restrictions as an announcement is expected on Thursday. 

The Daily Mirror leads with Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer’s demands for a national lockdown, lasting for at least a fortnight, to tackle soaring COVID-19 cases.

After eight months of sacrifice, the government still has no proper plan, the Daily Mirror says, adding that it “all ends in tiers”.

The Daily Mirror says 85% of people are worried about their jobs and the economy ahead of the expected announcement of the new coronavirus restrictions.

The Daily Mirror says England footballer Marcus Rashford – who campaigned for free school meals in England – is among COVID-19 heroes being recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours this year.

The Daily Mirror leads on claims from Labour that coronavirus infections are rising in 19 out of 20 areas where local lockdowns are in place.

The Daily Mirror has a scathing assessment of Boris Johnson’s speech to the Conservative Party conference, saying the prime minister “waffled” about “getting back to normal” but ignored unemployment and COVID.