Times Front Page 20th of November 2020
10:30 pm
The Times leads with a report that found Home Secretary Priti Patel broke the ministerial code.
Newspaper Round Up: 20th of November 2020
Daily Mail Front Page 20th of November 2020
10:25 pm
The Daily Mail says workers including teachers, police officers, civil servants, NHS managers and members of the armed forces are facing a public sector pay squeeze to help shore up government finances battered by the pandemic.
Daily Mirror Front Page 20th of November 2020
10:25 pm
The Daily Mirror focuses on a legal challenge being brought against the government and others over decisions taken about care homes during the coronavirus pandemic.
Daily Express Front Page 20th of November 2020
10:21 pm
The Daily Express says the prime minister is “battling to save Christmas” following “gloomy scientific warnings” about easing restrictions.
Daily Star Front Page 20th of November 2020
10:20 pm
The Daily Star leads with the COVID-19 vaccine being developed by Oxford University, which produces a strong immune response in older adults, data from early trials has shown.
Guardian Front Page 20th of November 2020
10:16 pm
Chancellor Rishi Sunak is preparing to announce a new squeeze on public sector pay in next week’s government spending review following the economic damage caused by the coronavirus pandemic, The Guardian says.
Daily Telegraph Front Page 20th of November 2020
10:03 pm
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace says the armed forces need specialists in fields such as cyber technology and must become a world-beater in military satellites, lasers and drones, The Daily Telegraph reports.
Metro Front Page 20th of November 2020
9:09 pm
Metro says comparison site CompareTheMarket has been fined £17.9m by the competition watchdog for keeping the cost of home insurance premiums artificially high.
Financial Times Front Page 20th of November 2020
8:48 pm
Brexit talks are to go online after a member of the EU negotiating team contracted COVID-19, heaping further pressure on an already tight timetable, the Financial Times reports.