Newspaper headlines: 'Mask muddle' and Brexit publicity 'blitz'
"Clear up the mask muddle," is the headline for the Metro, which says"mixed messages" on face coverings are causing confusion. The paper quotes Cabinet Office Minister Michael Gove as saying"good manners" were enough to persuade people to wear face coverings in places such shops, suggesting they do not need to be made compulsory in England. Just 36 hours earlier, a mask-clad Boris Johnson promised"a crackdown on avoiders", the paper adds.
Travel insurance premiums are also expected to rise once eligibility for free healthcare in EU countries ends, it adds.The Daily Telegraph also leads with a story about the UK's post-Brexit future, previewing the government's plans for its new points-based immigration system, which will replace freedom of movement from next year.
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