Newspaper headlines: 'Life on hold' as PM 'U-turns' on mass gatherings ban
The Daily Telegraph declares that"everything [is] on hold" in a banner at the top of its front page. It leads on the prime minister's decision to"ban major events" from next week, and adds that ministers will"discuss closing schools" for an extra week either side of the Easter holiday.The i agrees that the new measures amount to putting"life on hold".
The Daily Mail warns that hospitals"could stop treating the most severely ill" people with coronavirus in favour of those with"better survival chances". It says doctors have referred to wards as"war zones" and includes the"banning" of mass gatherings in its purple"latest shock bulletin".A photograph of a Tube passenger wearing a gas mask is plastered over the front page of the Times.
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