Newspaper headlines: No-go zones and 'volunteer army' to fight virus
The UK could see the introduction of"no-go zones" to tackle the spread of coronavirus under government plans to be revealed on Tuesday, the Times reports. The paper also says that the Treasury is"preparing to step in to bolster markets and offer relief to businesses" that become affected.An"army of NHS volunteers is being called up" to tackle the spread of coronavirus, says the Daily Mail.
It says the March 11 budget will"set out plans to help businesses, public services and individuals cope".The Daily Express leads on Prime Minister Boris Johnson's claim that a"significant" expansion of the coronavirus is"likely" over the coming days.The i's front page features a bullet-point list of how the UK is preparing for the spread of coronavirus.
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