Wedesday’s Papers UK Front Pages and Headlines

The Daily Star reports on the backlash over singer Nicki Minaj’s anti-vaccine tweets.

The Daily Mirror reports that another national lockdown has not been ruled out by the prime minister as he reveals his plan for COVID-19 management during the winter.

The Daily Express describes Boris Johnson as “Mr Sensible” after he warned COVID restrictions could be tightened if necessary.

Surprise! It’s back to panic stations – that’s the headline on the front of the Daily Mail in response to the prime minister’s winter COVID management plan.

The Guardian has a warning that up to 7,000 people a day could be admitted to hospital with COVID-19 in England next month unless the government introduces stricter measures.

The next few weeks will represent a “pivot point” in COVID-19, the prime minister says in The Daily Telegraph.

Metro leads with Boris Johnson’s plea for people to behave “sensibly and responsibly” this winter as he presents his plan for managing COVID-19 during the colder months.

The government has been forced to delay imposing border checks on EU goods entering the UK until mid-2022, the Financial Times reports.