Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are maya goodfellow, the political writer and academic, and claire cohen, who s women s editor for the daily telegraph. Great to see you both. Let s begin with the daily telegraph s headline we don t need mass boosters as oxford scientists say britain s third doses are better deployed overseas. According to the metro, commuters and public transport staff have clashed over confusing face covering rules, as the number of people wearing them has dropped. The guardian says scrapping the universal credit £20 uplift will hit the sickest areas the hardest. The i follows the story, with mounting anger and condemnation from conservative mps regarding the government s decision. In the daily mail, a coroner has linked the death of patients to the lack of face to face appointments with gps. And finally, the times says a royal insider told the paper the queen and the royal family are supporters of the
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