What the papers say – May 31 - Evening Standard
What the papers say – May 31 - Evening Standard |
- What the papers say – May 31 - Evening Standard
- Sabah's MCO SOPs issued, businesses can open 7am-7pm - Daily Express
- Jannie confirms she has Stage 2 or 3 breast cancer - Daily Express
| What the papers say – May 31 - Evening Standard Posted: 30 May 2021 05:15 PM PDT ![]() T he battle to vaccinate Britain before the target date for lifting Covid restrictions leads an array of topics on the Monday front pages. The Daily Mirror hails the blend of warmer weather and the easing of Covid restrictions that has already taken place, covering a busy day on Bournemouth beach under the headline, "Taste of freedom". However, the Daily Express says Britain is still locked in a "race for freedom" to ensure all people older than 50 have had both immunisation jabs by the June 21 target for the easing of most restrictions. READ MOREThe i also says the vaccination push is being "ramped up in a race to 21 June", a story echoed by The Times. Meanwhile, the Daily Mail says the impact of the pandemic on hospitals has had a "devastating" effect on the treatments of other problems, with some people waiting two years for hip and knee replacements. Similarly, The Independent says the NHS is warning of the pressure on the hospital system in Britain's tourism hotspots as more people have holidays in the country. And plans for UK residents to have a vaccine passport are to be scrapped, according to The Daily Telegraph. In other news, The Guardian says despite the lessons learnt from the Grenfell fire, combustible insulation has been put on 70 schools in Britain since the disaster. The Financial Times reports watchdogs in the US are taking a more active role in regard to cryptocurrency. And the Daily Star leads on a new hunt for UFOs. |
| Sabah's MCO SOPs issued, businesses can open 7am-7pm - Daily Express Posted: 30 May 2021 11:47 PM PDT Sabah's MCO SOPs issued, businesses can open 7am-7pm Published on: Monday, May 31, 2021 Text Size: Tamu, weekly, agricultural and night markets are to close while Muslim marriage solemnisation ceremonies can be carried out at government religious offices attended by maximu-eight people only and those for non-Muslims at places of worship for 12 people only. The SOPs for the other sectors are similar to those set by the Federal Government. * Check out full Sabah SOPs on Daily Express Facebook * Read full report in tomorrow's print paper or log in or sign up for e-paper and premium online news access * Subscribe to the Daily Express Telegram and/or WhatsApp channel(s) for the latest news you don't want to miss. |
| Jannie confirms she has Stage 2 or 3 breast cancer - Daily Express Posted: 27 May 2021 05:43 PM PDT Jannie confirms she has Stage 2 or 3 breast cancer Published on: Friday, May 28, 2021 By: Sherell Jeffrey Text Size: ![]() Kota Kinabalu: Former Assistant State Law and Native Affairs Minister Jannie Lasimbang (pic) confirmed that that she has been diagnosed as HER2 positive or Stage 2 or 3 breast cancer. "Actually I am quite upbeat. Now lots of research done. We must urge women to get early treatment," she said, via WhatsApp, Thursday. Dear Daily Express reader, Ever since 1963, before the formation of Malaysia, The Daily Express has kept the public well-informed as well as helped shape Sabah & Labuan's development for almost 60 years. By subscribing you are supporting many of our award winning journalists - the first newspaper to win the Prime Minister's award for excellence in Journalism - who work tirelessly to bring you the facts and news that matter. We are also the only newspaper to achieve a world scoop in the Nick Leeson saga in 1995. Your subscription helps to hold those in power accountable. Subscribe today to support exclusive, local and independent journalism. Subscriber Log-in here Subscribe now To unlock this article sign in here |
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