Front Pages
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| Originally published | 1979 |
| Genres | Exhibition Catalogue |
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| ID | 2912831 |
About Front Pages
Front Pages is an illustrated novel of the real world created by the painter Nancy Chunn. Every day of 1996 Chunn claimed as an artistic canvas the front page of the New York Times. . . .
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Headlines: Boris Johnson back, in the midst of 'lockdown dilemma"
Boris Johnson to return to work on Monday featured on many Front Pages . He splashed across The Front of the "Sunday Telegraph", which says the government is considering plans to quarantine passengers in the UK for Two Weeks . The Paper says the scheme, which would apply to British as well as foreigners, could be rolled out in may. The Return of the PM shall see him, and tighten his "grip on The Crisis ", says the Sunday Express. The Papers , says Mr. Johnson, "the start" after recovering from coronavirus, and hold decisive meetings will be holes in This Week an easing of the lockdown measures. The Observer reports A Warning from leading scientists, that The Number of new coronavirus cases continues to be "much too high", so that any loosening of the closure soon. One of The Scientists , the government, Prof John Edmunds , advise the audit says-and tracing-system "would be overwhelmed" if the measures have been raised now. The Sunday Mirror leads on Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer to say, the Minister, the start of the treatment, British as well as adults. In a letter to the PM, Sir Keir in the UK says deserves to be told how the government intends to make the country move again. The Prime Minister comes under the "concerted pressure" to facilitate the blocking of a group of "Tory values", claims the Sunday Times. It says a "spine-movement" of Ministers, a senior Tory simple members of Parliament and the Tory party donors want to loosened restrictions amid signs The Public is growing tired. The Mail on Sunday reported that the Minister have ordered the production of up to 50 million "game-changing" immunity tests. The Paper says, a breakthrough by British scientists means to test that people might be able to, reliably, whether they have developed immunity against The Virus of June. "Use Nightingale hospitals for corona OAP" is the headline in the Sunday edition of the people says that the "desperate" request from nursing homes comes as the UK death's toll at 20,000. And the Daily Star Sunday claims a Premier League star held a lockdown party at his house. It leads with a statement from his club, Everton, which says it is "horrified" he broke the lockdown restrictions.
Source of news: bbc.com