Continued tensions surrounding quarantine rules and celebrity weddings dominated Sunday’s newspapers.
Sunday Times Led to the university’s refusal to end online courses, but also reported disagreements between the prime ministers Boris Johnson And the principal Rich Sunak The latter called for an end to travel restrictions to boost the economy.
This Sunday Express Turning to the latter topic, it is reported that the travel industry is urging Mr. Johnson to cut the cost of Covid testing in order to “save the summer” for holidaymakers.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Dominic Rab Called out Sunday mirror As the latest politician to evade travel and isolation regulations, he also published photos of Ant McPartlin’s wedding on the front page.
Sunday people Shine at the wedding in the entertainment industry, ministers urged people to be tested for flu this winter.
At the same time, it is reported that Alok Sharma, the head of the Conservative Party’s climate, warned that the world is on the brink of environmental disaster. Observer.https://twitter.com/ObserverUK/status/1424111687469309956
Sunday Telegraph It is also in a leading position in the environment, saying that the Prime Minister’s promotion of net zero carbon emissions has been “in chaos.”
Thousands of British EU citizens will face loss of benefits next month if they do not apply for permanent status in order to stay in the UK. independent Report.
Sunday Mail Tell the legend of the Alpaca Geronimo with the Cabinet Minister George Eustis Defend the sentence that animals carrying tuberculosis must be put down.
and Daily Star Sunday Full of stories about Love Island.
