UK Newspaper Archive (July 2020-Present)

British people could be holidaying in Spain by June after a tourism minister said the country is ready to have visitors again, the Daily Mirror reports.

Spain tourism bosses have boosted “summer holiday hopes”, the Daily Express reports

The Daily Star splashes on pub closures around the UK resulting in a shortage of Marmite.

Boris Johnson’s former chief adviser Dominic Cummings has been accused of leaking text messages sent by the prime minister, The Daily Telegraph reports.

David Cameron “repeatedly pushed” the Bank of England and the Treasury to “risk up to £20bn in taxpayer cash to help Greensill Capital”, The Guardian reports.

Ministers “still won’t lift the limit of 30 funeral mourners” despite allowing 1,000 fans to watch a snooker final, the Daily Mail reports

Forty world leaders met for an “extraordinary online summit to save the planet from catastrophic climate change”, the Metro reports.

David Cameron’s frantic attempts to lobby for struggling Greensill Capital a year ago include contacting the most senior official in the UK Treasury, the Financial Times reports.

The Daily Mirror leads on the Queen’s thank you to the British people for sending their condolences following Prince Philip’s death.

The Daily Star splashes on pub closures around the UK resulting in a shortage of Marmite.

Around 80,000 families will have to say goodbye to their loved ones at COVID-restricted funerals between now and 21 June, reports the Daily Mail.

The Daily Express reports that the government’s large event trial at the Sheffield Crucible reported no follow-up coronavirus cases.

The Guardian reports that hundreds of thousands of mainly black and Asian personnel who died fighting for the British Empire have not been commemorated for their service.

MI5 is joining social media as part of a “new era of engagement”, according to The Daily Telegraph.

More than £3.7bn in taxpayer cash may have been given out to companies linked to the Conservative Party for PPE contracts at the start of the pandemic, reports Metro.

The Financial Times leads on Italy’s prime minister Mario Draghi unveiling a €221bn recovery package to help save the economy amid the coronavirus pandemic.

“Greedy football bosses” have been defeated, the Daily Mail says, as teams start to pull out of the controversial European Super League.

Just 32 people admitted to hospital with COVID-19 in recent months had been vaccinated, The Daily Telegraph says.

Football clubs are bowing to fans furious about plans for a new European Super League – that’s on the front of The Times.

New hope for football, the Daily Mirror says, as teams start to pull out of the European Super League.

Metro reports that the new European Super League has “started to crack”.

The Daily Star also leads on the European Super League, with the headline: ‘Can we have our football back please, mister?’

The Daily Express reports on the promise of a pill to protect people against COVID-19.