Daily Express Front Page 14th of September 2021
10:53 pm
According to the Daily Express, Prime Minister Boris Johnson is “confident” his winter COVID blueprint will prevent Britain from entering another lockdown.
Newspaper Round Up: 14th of September 2021
Daily Star Front Page 14th of September 2021
10:40 pm
The Daily Star reports the story about climate activists blocking parts of the M25, with the headline ‘Have a day off Tarquin’.
Daily Mirror Front Page 14th of September 2021
10:32 pm
Children aged 12 to 15 will be offered one COVID jab from next week after medical chiefs gave it the go-ahead, writes the Daily Mirror.
Times Front Page 14th of September 2021
10:32 pm
Most adults will be offered a COVID booster jab in the coming months and children over 12 can receive a first dose as Boris Johnson seeks to protect the country against a “prolonged and unpredictable” winter, reports The Times.
i Front Page 14th of September 2021
10:27 pm
The i also leads with the news that COVID-19 vaccines for children are to be rolled out next week.
Daily Mail Front Page 14th of September 2021
10:23 pm
Boris Johnson will warn the pandemic is “far from being over” as he sets out the “COVID Winter Plan”, according to the Daily Mail.
Guardian Front Page 14th of September 2021
10:18 pm
Boris Johnson is set to confirm the start of a booster jabs programme for the over-50s, according to The Guardian.
Daily Telegraph Front Page 14th of September 2021
10:10 pm
On the front of The Daily Telegraph is the news that parents will be asked to vaccinate their children to keep schools open and “reduce educational disruption”.
Metro Front Page 14th of September 2021
10:01 pm
“12-year-olds to get jabbed” is the headline on the front of the Metro, which leads with the story that healthy children as young as 12 will be allowed to have the COVID-19 vaccine from next week.
Financial Times Front Page 14th of September 2021
9:03 pm
Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s £15bn “stupid tunnel” between Scotland and Northern Ireland has been killed off by the Treasury, reports the Financial Times.