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Stories about the route out of lockdown lead many of Saturday’s papers.
UK nationals or residents returning to England from 33 countries will be required to spend 10 days in Government-designated accommodation from Monday.
Temperatures will begin to rise towards double figures into next week.
The Government is confident it will hit its target of offering the vaccine to its top four priority groups by Monday.
The Department for Transport (DfT) said it is looking into improving how electric cars are charged.
Yellow weather warnings for snow and ice are in place across most of Scotland and parts of northern England and Wales on Saturday.
The MHRA is looking for views on the potential reclassification of two progestogen-only contraceptive pills.
People eligible for a Covid-19 vaccine have been urged them to come forward and make an appointment.
More than 50 friends have paid tribute to the 18-year-old, who they named as Hani Solomon.
Travellers checking in for a 10-day quarantine stay from Monday are likely to expect a five-star experience given the £1,750 price tag.
Micheal Martin said Irish and US officials are working on how to mark the Shamrock ceremony which usually takes place in the White House.
Difficulties with the website were reported since it first went live on Thursday, but it appeared to have been fixed by Friday night.
The milestone is said to have been reached ahead of an expected reduction in vaccine supply in Wales in the next few weeks.
Despite the Government warning to exercise caution, there is a desire among the public to book a break, travel firms suggested.
Usman Khan, 28, killed Saskia Jones and Jack Merritt during a prisoner rehabilitation event near London Bridge on November 29 2019.
Arlene Foster said unionist anger and concern over the Northern Ireland Protocol must be heard.
Bookies say punters have made the names Philip and James favourite for the baby, who is11th in line to the throne.
It comes after the Home Secretary was questioned on the matter during a live interview.
Scotland’s Finance Secretary and the Rural Economy Secretary have written to their counterparts in Westminster.
Muhammad Nadeem, who was 18 at the time of the incident, will be sentenced at a later date.
