Daily Express Front Page 10th of September 2021
The Daily Express leads with Chancellor Rishi Sunak speaking of his “immense pride” at how well the UK is rebounding from the COVID crisis, with two million jobs saved.
The Daily Express leads with Chancellor Rishi Sunak speaking of his “immense pride” at how well the UK is rebounding from the COVID crisis, with two million jobs saved.
Former England footballer Rio Ferdinand has told how his family were devastated when they saw online racist abuse aimed at him, reports the Daily Mirror.
The Times claims booster vaccines are expected to get the go-ahead early next week after data showed they give a “several-fold increase” in vital antibodies that protect against coronavirus.
The Guardian leads with new research that says scrapping the £1,000-a-year boost to universal credit next month will result in mental illness and poorer health for thousands of people, and will hit the sickest areas of the UK hardest.
A senior coroner has warned that the inability of patients to see GPs face to face is contributing to deaths writes the Daily Mail. It reports Alison Mutch has presided over at least five inquests during the pandemic in which she says patients should have had better care.
Professor Dame Sarah Gilbert, one of the scientists behind the Oxford/AstraZeneca jab, says a mass booster programme is unnecessary because immunity to COVID from two vaccine doses is “lasting well” in the majority of people, reports The Daily Telegraph.
European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde has reassured bond investors even though the ECB said it would buy fewer bonds in a sign of confidence in the eurozone’s economic recovery, according to the Financial Times.
France has warned the Channel could become a “theatre of human tragedies” as it vowed to block Home Secretary Priti Patel’s plan to “push back” migrant boats, sparking a major diplomatic row, reports The Independent.
Tensions are rising over masks on public transport as passengers and staff claim the number wearing them is falling because of a lack of enforcement and confusion over COVID rules, reports Metro.