Jeremy Kyle

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The majority of Friday's front pages take into account the possible impact of the new coronavirus in the UK and worldwide. The Times carries A Warning from England's chief medical officer, the major sporting and cultural events could include the risk of termination, and schools for at least two months due to the outbreak. It Comes after The World health organization said that the outbreak had reached a "decisive point", and The Number of cases in the UK increased from three to 16. The Daily Telegraph reported that the government ban the use of mass considering the events, but adds that Prof Whitty stressed on Thursday that no decisions were made. It says that Theater performances, events such as the London Marathon and the big football and rugby games could also be in danger. Elsewhere in The Guardian splashes with fears that The Virus could be as harmful to the economy of The World as the financial crisis of 2008. It Comes as financial markets around The World plunged further on Thursday. The Financial Times also reported that U.S. and European stock markets broke into correction territory on Thursday, citing selling pressure, driven by the Corona-Virus outbreak. Meanwhile, the I says the newspaper, that The Virus poses a "shutdown " threat" to the UK. "The 111 Virus Farce" is the U-Bahn to the headline. He reported to isolate that A Man who fears he has claimed coronavirus, he received a hospital appointment of an NHS 111 call handler to advise rather than to themselves. And the Daily Mirror claims virus "panic" has caused UK shoppers pile hand gel, medical, food and diapers. The Daily Mail says Canada will Soon be providing security for The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, the formal step to stop-down as the senior royals of 31 March. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), said that the support of a few "interruptions since November 2019 was" after they started, more time in Canada. The Daily Express says warned of in the UK already, the EU will Walk Away from trade talks in June, unless progress on a deal. The talks officially begin on Monday. The Daily Star reported that TV presenter Jeremy Kyle , whose eponymous Chat Show air was taken by ITV last year after the death of a guest will be "Back Soon ".

Source of news: bbc.com