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Daily Express () Newspaper Front Page for 16 July 2020
7/16/2020: FRONT PAGE: COVID VACCINE: HOPES OF JABS BY END OF THE YEAR
HOPES are rising of a Covid-19 jab by the end of 2020. The hunt for a vaccine was boosted by reports that trials in Britain and the US


Daily Mail () Newspaper Front Page for 16 July 2020
7/16/2020: Front Page: SO SPEED CAMERAS ARE USED TO FLEECE DRIVERS!
SPEED camera sites are being used to make money rather than prevent accidents, an official report revealed last night. The police watchdog says some locations are chosen because they are ‘good hunting grounds’ for fines. Safety camera partnerships –...


Daily Mirror () Newspaper Front Page for 16 July 2020

Daily Star () Newspaper Front Page for 16 July 2020
7/16/2020: FRONT PAGE: THEY DON’T HAVE A SCOOBY-DO0

MASK chaos continues after ministers gave a fresh barrage of mixed messages about face coverings yesterday – on top of all the previous ones.



London Evening Standard () Newspaper Front Page for 16 July 2020
7/15/2020: Front Page: YOU WON’T HAVE TO WEAR A MASK IN OFFICE

MATT HANCOCK today ruled out making office workers wear face masks because they do not “make much difference” in combating coronavirus in such settings. “We will not be recommending masks in the office,” the Health Secretary, right, said, arguing that...



The Daily Telegraph () Newspaper Front Page for 16 July 2020
7/16/2020: Front Page: Vaccine hopes rise after strong trial results

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. Phase 1 human trials of the worldleading Oxford...



The Guardian () Newspaper Front Page for 16 July 2020
7/16/2020: Front Page: After Colston, a new statue and a new row

When Bristol went to bed on Tuesday night, the question was theoretical: what should replace the toppled statue of the slave trader Edward Colston? When it woke up, the answer was concrete – or, at least, resin and steel. Just before 5am, a team...



The Independent () Newspaper Front Page for 16 July 2020
7/16/2020: Front Page: US drops charges against Independent reporter
Authorities in the United States have dropped criminal charges against an Independent journalist arrested while covering the Black Lives Matter protests in Seattle. Andrew Buncombe, the Chief US Correspondent, was detained, shackled and assaulted by a...


The Scotsman () Newspaper Front Page for 16 July 2020
7/16/2020: FRONT PAGE: Hair at last: Pubs and salons reopen

Yvonne Smith takes her place as the first customer at Glasgow’s Taylor Ferguson Hairdressing since the country went into lockdown in March. Queues formed outside hairdressers across the country as salons reopened





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