Daily Star Front Page 10th of July 2020
A survey has found that around 20% of the British public have seen their eyesight get worse as a result of the lockdown, according to the Daily Star.
A survey has found that around 20% of the British public have seen their eyesight get worse as a result of the lockdown, according to the Daily Star.
The Daily Express says the BBC’s decision to end the free TV licence for over 75s is a “kick in the teeth”.
The government is urging people to get back to gyms and “work out to help out”, after they were given the go-ahead to reopen later in the month, The Times says.
The government has warned Britons against taking cruise holidays, despite quarantine restrictions being relaxed, according to the Daily Mail.
The Daily Mirror reports on the wide-ranging high street job losses announced at John Lewis, Burger King and Boots on Thursday, after the coronavirus lockdown had financial impacts on popular businesses.
The Guardian carries a warning from the World Health Organisation that the coronavirus pandemic is still accelerating around the world, and has not yet reached its peak.
Coronavirus restrictions are to be significantly eased after the culture secretary announced a relaxation of curbs on sports and leisure, The Daily Telegraph says.
The Independent’s front page shows one of its reporters, who has recently been arrested in the US, and says: “Journalism is not a crime.”
Gyms, swimming pools and leisure centres have been given the green light to reopen, Metro reports.
The Financial Times reports on the news that Boots and John Lewis are set to cut more than 5,000 jobs in a fresh round of store closures.