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the Daily mail is jubilant today in “a new dawn for Britain”, saying that the signing of the deal and the approval of the Oxford Covid vaccine represent “two giant steps towards freedom”. The point size then halves when a concession is made: “But 20m more at level 4.”
the Guardian splashes with “chaos in schools as 21 million more people face the toughest hurdles” and the ripple is that “Brexit is taking shape after Prime Minister signs trade deal with EU”. The story of the Oxford jab is covered through the lens of changes to deployment plans, “with the aim of bringing the country back to some normalcy by spring.”
Brexit trade deal makes headlines Times which says “it’s goodbye to all that”. The five column splash of the article is “Jabs Means Freedom ‘By Easter'”.
the Sun takes the bad with the good. “44 million are now level 4. Primary schools are booming. But Brit jab gets a nod. Representing a syringe like a rocket taking off, he screams “A giant hope for humanity”.
“Britain FINALLY free from the EU,” boasts Express, while the Prime Minister signs trade relations with the EU … but anyway … On the deaths of Covid, level 4 and the vaccine, he reports “sinister but light at the end of the tunnel”.
the Telegraph reports on the “Race to deploy the Oxford jab to avoid complete lockdown”.
“The virus outbreak paints a grim picture but the jab is hailed as a game changer” – the FT also mixes up a few different coronavirus angles. At the bottom of the page we have the ‘Brexit trade deal passed by parliament, marking the abrupt end of a 47-year alliance’. History points out that what is touted as a free trade agreement will still cost companies “£ 7 billion a year in new documents,” according to HMRC.
“Vaccines for all,” says the I, explaining that a sufficient quantity of the Oxford concoction has been ordered for all British adults.
And the sight of France Release is simply ‘Brexit: The End’.
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