Daily Express Front Page 16th of February 2021
10:47 pm
The prime minister has said this is “no moment to relax”, despite more than 15 million people having now been vaccinated against coronavirus, the Daily Express reports.
Newspaper Round Up: 16th of February 2021
i Front Page 16th of February 2021
10:30 pm
The i focuses on the first day of “hotel quarantine”. Read more here.
Daily Mirror Front Page 16th of February 2021
10:24 pm
Harry and Meghan’s forthcoming interview with Oprah Winfrey will cause a “great deal of nervousness”, the Daily Mirror quotes “royal sources” as saying.
Times Front Page 16th of February 2021
10:20 pm
The Times says it understands that vaccination is “already reducing hospital admissions, deaths and transmission of coronavirus in Britain”, according to what it calls “encouraging” early data.
Daily Mail Front Page 16th of February 2021
10:15 pm
Harry and Meghan are “set to lose all their remaining royal patronages”, the Daily Mail says, after it emerged they were to be interviewed by Oprah Winfrey.
Daily Star Front Page 16th of February 2021
10:07 pm
The Daily Star pokes fun at Harry and Meghan for the second day running, as what the paper calls the “publicity-shy couple” prepare to be interviewed by Oprah Winfrey.Read more here.
Guardian Front Page 16th of February 2021
10:03 pm
The Guardian leads with a story about the prime minister’s former senior aide, Dominic Cummings, who has told a judge he did not ask for a company to be given a government contract because bosses there were his “friends”. Read more here.
Daily Telegraph Front Page 16th of February 2021
9:58 pm
The Daily Telegraph reports that Boris Johnson declined to say whether families would be able to go on Easter holidays at his latest Downing Street press conference.
Metro Front Page 16th of February 2021
9:01 pm
Boris Johnson has said our emergence from the current coronavirus lockdown will be “cautious but irreversible”, Metro reports.Read more here.
Financial Times Front Page 16th of February 2021
8:48 pm
Jaguar Land Rover will “all but ditch the internal combustion engine within 15 years”, the Financial Times reports.Read more on that story here.