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The announcement will be made at a press conference on Monday, the Times reports, as the government attempts to hit its target of offering all adults at least one vaccine dose by the end of next month. The paper quotes a government source as saying Mr Johnson sees it as the “final stretch”. While the ending of restrictions will be paused, the PM is expected to lift the 30-person limit on weddings and allow for more seated outdoor sporting and cultural events to take place with large crowds, the Times adds.

Times Front Page 20th of January 2026

Trump said he no longer thinks purely about peace and refused to rule out military action to take Greenland, a Danish territory. The remarks, ahead of Davos, drew criticism in Europe and revived tensions over transatlantic security and Nato burden-sharing.

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Times Front Page 19th of January 2026

The PM warns a row over new US tariffs risks a damaging downward spiral for transatlantic trade. He will deliver an emergency statement on Greenland, urging allied coordination to protect British interests and pursue a negotiated, rules‑based path to de‑escalate tensions.

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Times Front Page 17th of January 2026

Senior ministers are urging the PM to dismiss Wes Streeting, accusing the health secretary of disloyalty and fuelling divisions with blunt briefings and policy freelancing on NHS reform. Allies of Streeting reject this, saying he is focused on delivery and acceptable debate.

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Times Front Page 16th of January 2026

Robert Jenrick has joined Reform UK after being sacked by Kemi Badenoch for holding undisclosed talks with Nigel Farage. The Tories say they acted pre-emptively; Jenrick says the party has lost its way on migration and tax. His switch threatens to split the right-of-centre vote.

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