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"Betrayal of our bravest," says the Front Page of the Daily Mail , it reports that the doctors have warned they could stop the coronavirus patients in order to protect their own lives in the midst of a shortage of protective kit. She added that it is a "chorus of criticism" after a shipment of supplies from Turkey was delayed. The Daily Mirror says that the grounded have been provided with a "vital mission" of protective equipment for front-line employees. She says the doctors have reacted with "anger," on The Delay , with the a told the newspaper: "This is shameful". It is, according to the metro, the "most deadly delays". The Paper says that NHS staff were "let down" after the Turkey shipping - a total of 84 tonnes, including 400,000 surgical gowns - has been delayed. It says that the Nhs Confederation warns that hospitals may now leakage of scrubs. "We have to Boris!", the Daily Express explains the reports that the clock could be back to work This Week after recovering from coronavirus. It says Mr. Johnson "is expected to Step Up his workload" in the next few days. The Times says that Mr Johnson's colleagues told, he wears a abrupt end to the current lockdown restrictions. The Paper says the PM's top priority is to help the country to return to what is described as "the new normal" after the pandemic, its peak is. Meanwhile, The Daily Telegraph is not to say that two-thirds of the students are registering for classes during the lockout. He cited a survey that children in private schools, the Sutton Trust and of the Public, First as a enlightening More Than twice as likely to receive daily online lessons that their state-educated colleagues. The Paper says the survey "will fuel doubts about the quality of education" during the lockout. Hospital leaders are among those who criticise the government over protection kit lack, The Guardian reported. It says an "unprecedented intervention" saw NHS chiefs directly to Whitehall attack powered up efforts to secure crucial. A large image of a pint of draught lager accompanied The News that pubs could remain closed until Christmas, according to the Front Page of The Sun . It points out that Minister Michael Gove to exclude that possibility in a BBC interview on Sunday. I The Paper calls for a minute's silence to be held next week in the reminder of The Front -line workers who have died, while the Corona-Virus-pandemic. "This is just inzayn," is the headline in the Daily Star , as it reports lessons for students in lockdown brand Winston Churchill A War criminal, who is less important than One Direction 's Zayn Malik is. The Financial Times reports, German Chancellor Rishi Sunak is starting a £1. 25bn rescue package for innovative companies and start-ups as part of the current measure to the economy from the consequences of the pandemic.

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