Belfast Telegraph - British Airways has begun legal proceedings over what it calls the Governments unlawful quarantine measures, which include 14-days of self-isolation for international arrivals.
Mail Online - Ministers have been hit with an unprecedented joint legal action by UK airlines infuriated by plans to impose a two-week quarantine period on travellers entering Britain.
Mail Online - If reports are confirmed Brits would be allowed into Turkey within six weeks. It would wouldspare tourists and Brits a 14-day quarantine after arriving in the UK - a policy that comes into effect Monday.
Mail Online - Wearing face coverings on public transport will be mandatory by June 15, but the RMT says the volunteer policy was made without consulting staff and is considering taking action in response.
Mail Online - Holiday destinations such as Turkey, Spain, Greece and Portugal are said to be in talks with the UK about 'air bridges' that allow mutual travel without the need to quarantine.
Daily Record - Issues around illegal parking, traffic congestion, dangerous driving and littering at various rural hot spots were all reported.
Daily Express - BRITONS could be able to enjoy a holiday in Turkey as soon as July 15 as officials hinted a deal to create an air bridge was close.
Times Online - After months of mixed messages, new rules will oblige those in hospitals and on public transport to wear protection
Times Online - British Airways has launched a legal challenge to the governments unlawful quarantine rules, arguing that they are disproportionate and littered with problems.
Times Online - Infrastructure was the hot ticket for global investors. Then Covid-19 hit
Times Online - Public health officials did not trace passengers who were on the same flight into Edinburgh from Italy as Scotlands first confirmed Covid-19 case because they did not think he was infectious.
The Guardian - As its Sunderland plant reopens, the carmaker will turn again to a problem as intractable now as it was in 2016It must have been a strange last four years for the workers at Nissans Sunderland factory, as they went about their business of making cars while at the same time being caught in a symbolic tug of war between a divided Brexit nation.When things are going well for the plant, it apparently shows that Global Britain is surging ahead of rivals; when the wind turns, it is a symbol of the UKs industrial decline... Читать дальше...
Financial Times - Plunging shipping spending and rise of Chinese competitors add to industry woes
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