The Daily Mail leads with “Backlog Britain”, reporting that various administration tasks are being delayed due to the coronavirus, including applying for passports and registering births.
Britain is to shelve its extradition treaty with Hong Kong as the government responds to mounting pressure to be tougher on China – that’s on the front of The Times.
The comedy writer and actor Ricky Gervais “wants to be fed to lions when he dies”, the Daily Star Sunday reports.
The Daily Express reports on a new high for house prices.
More than 200,000 people could die as a result of the lockdown and protecting the NHS, according to a government report covered on the front of The Daily Telegraph.
The i reports on a new low for the relationship between the UK and China.
The Guardian leads with a plea from senior doctors for the public to help prevent a second wave of the coronavirus.
Metro reports that a new flexible season ticket is to be offered to rail commuters to help them with a part-time return to the office from next month.
The Financial Times leads with the latest on Wirecard, saying that the board of the payments group was made aware of its problems.