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What the papers say – September 11

The Saturday papers focus on a royal’s legal woes, prime ministerial machinations and gassy cows.

What the papers say – September 10

Booster vaccines and the migrant crisis in the Channel feature among the stories on Friday’s front pages.

Couple who met after 9/11 say kindness from strangers made them better people

Nick and Diane Marson met and fell in love after their plane was diverted to Canada due to the terrorist attacks.

UK Covid news LIVE: Frontline doctors and nurses could be forced to take Covid vaccine

Covid vaccines could be made mandatory for frontline health and care staff, as Sajid Javid vowed to protect” patients vulnerable to the virus in hospitals.

Andy Burnham urges Labour to present alternative plan for social care

The Greater Manchester mayor said his party should seize the opportunity to say what it would do instead.

Ellie Robinson: Pandemic fortitude reflected in Paralympics pool return

The Rio gold medallist finished fifth in her event at Tokyo after a build-up marred by uncertainty and injury.

UK mass coronavirus testing plan set to be trialled in Liverpool from Friday

Coronavirus tests will be offered to everyone across Liverpool in a pilot of mass testing in England.

Panic buying sweeps England as lockdown loo roll scramble returns

Supermarket shelves across England have been stripped bare on the final weekend before the country enters a second national lockdown.

Lockdown 2: What are the new restrictions in England? What is left open and can children still go to school?

Britons must stay at home, protect the NHS and save lives, the Prime Minister has said as he announced that England would enter lockdown for a second time.

Lockdown again: Boris Johnson set to announce second shutdown for England as coronavirus cases surge past 1m

Boris Johnson is set to announce a month-long lockdown in England.

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