Times Front Page 2nd of December 2021
10:56 pm
A government deal for more than 100 million more vaccine doses means the possibility of a fourth COVID jab for all adults is now closer than ever, The Times says.
Newspaper Round Up: 2nd of December 2021
Daily Star Front Page 2nd of December 2021
10:39 pm
Scientists have found that bearded faces are less likely to carry the superbug MRSA, according to the Daily Star.
Daily Express Front Page 2nd of December 2021
10:39 pm
Data from some countries affected by Omicron has suggested cases are mild, raising hopes the variant won’t be as dangerous as first thought, the Daily Express reports.
Daily Mail Front Page 2nd of December 2021
10:34 pm
Ministers have been told not to be festive “killjoys”, the Daily Mail says, after Health Secretary Sajid Javid said people should take lateral flow tests before Christmas socialising.
Daily Mirror Front Page 2nd of December 2021
10:34 pm
The paper has a follow-up to Wednesday’s story about parties being held at Number 10 in the run-up to Christmas last year.It alleges that Boris Johnson enjoyed party games, drinks, and food at a leaving do, previously reported to have taken place on 18 December, despite rules stating that mixing between household bubbles was banned.Downing Street has insisted that no rules were broken during the period.
Daily Telegraph Front Page 2nd of December 2021
10:13 pm
The Telegraph is reporting that the UK government has bought enough vaccines to protect the nation from COVID variants for the next two years. The order equates to two booster jabs per adult.
Guardian Front Page 2nd of December 2021
10:04 pm
GPs could be allowed to cease monitoring some patients with underlying health problems in a bid to free them up for the booster jab drive, The Guardian reports.
Metro Front Page 2nd of December 2021
9:43 pm
Health Secretary Sajid Javid’s request to take lateral flow tests before Christmas socialising leads the front of the Metro.
Financial Times Front Page 2nd of December 2021
9:01 pm
The US and the EU have agreed to ease Trump-era tariffs on billions of dollars of steel and aluminium products, according to the Financial Times.