The Daily Star says staff cracking crude jokes in the workplace could be suspended for a year under new rules. 

The Bank of England warns inflation could hit a 10-year high, writes the Daily Express.

Young people will be told to get a COVID vaccine or miss out on fun, reports The Times. 

The Daily Mirror reports Boris Johnson has been blasted for laughing about Margaret Thatcher’s mine closures. 

The Daily Mail reports Britain’s climate tsar, Alok Sharma, has been accused of hypocrisy, after flying to at least 30 countries in the last seven months and not isolating once.

Universities are turning to entrance exams because they can no longer rely on A-level results, according to The Daily Telegraph.

The Guardian leads with the government being forced to fund hundreds of extra university places on medical and dental courses in England amid grade inflation caused by the cancelling of exams. 

The Financial Times leads with the news the Bank of England has said a modest tightening of monetary policy is likely to be necessary, in a bid to control inflation.

The Independent reports more than 30,000 children are suffering from long COVID, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). 

Thousands of UK holidaymakers have been left scrambling to leave Mexico as changes to the government’s travel list put plans in chaos, reports the Metro.