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What the papers say – July 31

By: PA News

Published: 02:15, 31 July 2020

Updated: 03:22, 31 July 2020

What the papers say – July 31 (PA)

The introduction of new lockdown measures in one part of England leads many of the papers.

The Times leads with the rules being tightened in the north after a “surge” of Covid-19 cases.

The Daily Telegraph leads with a similar story, after the Prime Minister ordered the emergency measures to ban households from meeting.

The i leads on the restrictions as does the Daily Mirror, while The Independent leads on the UK’s increase in death rates being the highest in Europe.

The Guardian has a different angle on the pandemic, with unions saying vulnerable people should not be forced back to their workplaces.

Metro leads with the conviction of former MP Charlie Elphicke on three counts of sexual assault.

The Daily Mail covers a study suggesting a healthier lifestyle can help against dementia, as does the Daily Express.

The Financial Times leads with the US and Germany reporting 10% contractions in their GDP.

Meanwhile, the Daily Star carries a report that the ghost of actor John Thaw is haunting Emmerdale.

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