Mr Trump has made history as the first US president to be impeached twice, reports The Times. 

The Times has covered a push by retailers like John Lewis and Tesco to slow the virus by tightening shopping rules.

The Times leads on an article written for the newspaper by Met Police commissioner Dame Cressida Dick, who claims it is “preposterous” that people do not know what the lockdown rules are in England.

Police will start cracking down on those who ignore the coronavirus rules, amid fears too many are neglecting current restrictions, The Times reports.

An arthritis drug could could save thousands of lives and prevent the NHS from being overwhelmed, The Times says.

The Times leads on the thousands of President Trump supporters who stormed the US Capitol to bring a violent halt to the formal confirmation of his election defeat.

Millions more coronavirus jabs will reach vaccination centres within days, The Times writes, as the prime minister announced that almost a quarter of the over-80s have already been given a dose.

The Times says Boris Johnson has reimposed national restrictions in England in a “desperate attempt to prevent the NHS from becoming overwhelmed”.

The prime minister could close schools as part of a stricter lockdown, in an effort to get coronavirus case numbers under control, according to The Times.

The Times reports that two million doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine will be made each week from the middle of January.

Boris Johnson has declared that Britain is at an “amazing moment” in its history as he pledged to realise the promises of Brexit and rebuild prosperity after COVID, The Times reports.

Britain will open up by Easter with the approval of the Oxford vaccine allowing an accelerated end to social distancing, The Times reports.

The Times reports that the prime minister is under pressure to delay the reopening of schools due to a surge in coronavirus cases.