The Financial Times reports that Chancellor Rishi Sunak has dismissed the prospect of state bailouts of companies struggling with debts incurred because of the coronavirus crisis.
The Times leads with hopes for a successful COVID-19 vaccine being boosted after two leading groups achieved positive early results.
Speed camera sites are being used to make money rather than prevent accidents, the Daily Mail reveals.
Hopes are rising of a COVID-19 jab by the end of 2020, the Daily Express reports.
The Daily Mirror leads with an image of Prince Andrew laughing on a drive to Windsor amid claims his friend Ghislaine Maxwell may reveal Jeffrey Epstein’s links to the powerful and wealthy.
The i reports that Downing Street appears to contradict earlier advice on covering up in public places to allow exemptions for sandwich shops.
The Guardian writes that Labour is poised to make a formal apology to antisemitism whistleblowers as part of a settlement designed to draw a line under allegations made during the Jeremy Corbyn era.
Oxford scientists believe they have made a breakthrough in their quest for a COVID-19 vaccine after discovering that the jab triggers a response that may offer a “double defence” against the virus, The Daily Telegraph reports.
Metro writes that there was growing confusion over the need to wear masks in shops, with Health Secretary Matt Hancock and Number 10 appearing to give out conflicting advice.