Wedesday’s Papers UK Front Pages and Headlines

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has told the Daily Express voters can trust him to cut taxes by the next general election. 

The Daily Star has a humorous take on the clash between ministers and leading scientists who have issued differing messages on how best to approach socialising this Christmas.  

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has pledged that 23 million people will be offered booster jabs by next month. 

Ministers are urging people not to cancel their Christmas plans in the wake of the Omicron variant – contradicting the advice of leading scientists. 

Boris Johnson has clashed with leading scientists who have advised cutting back unnecessary socialising this Christmas. 

The recently-introduced COVID rules on self-isolation with the Omicron variant have been written into law until March, the paper reports. 

Troops will be brought in to help aid the booster jab drive and get the UK vaccinated to deal with the new Omicron variant.

The US central bank could speed up the withdrawal of stimulus measures it put in place at the onset of the pandemic over the risk of higher inflation, the Financial Times reports.