with me are political commentator & columnist grace blakeley and sam lister, deputy political editorthe daily express. tomorrow's front pages starting with. face off over masks — that's the headline on the front page of the metro. masks will be compulsory afterjuly 19th on the tube and there is growing pressure on the government from mayors and council leaders across england to make masks compulsory on other public transport. the front page of the financial times shows how labour shortages have hit factories, shops and warehouses, as workers have been �*pinged' by the nhs covid app. it says nissan's plant in sunderland has been forced to send entire teams home. taxes on driving and flying could be introduced as part of a plan to reduce britain's transport emissions. that's on the front of the telegraph. transport secretary, grant shapps, unveiled the policy today but there are reportedly disagreements within government on how this should be achieved. a new update to the green travel list. that's one of the stories in the guardian. croatia has been added to the list but the balearic i

with me are political commentator & columnist grace blakeley and sam lister, deputy political editorthe daily express. tomorrow's front pages starting with... the update to the government's travel list is one of the stories in the guardian. croatia has been added to the list but the balearic islands will be moved to amber from 4am on monday. mask chaos — that's the main headline on the front of the daily mirror. although borisjohnson said masks will no longer be compulsory, several mayors have said they will still be needed on transport in certain areas. similarly, the times leads with how there has been a backlash from businesses over facemask guidance. the metro's big headline — face off over masks. the papers says unions are warning confusion would turn transport workers into punchbags for angry customers. taxes on driving and flying could be introduced as part of a plan to reduce britain's transport emissions. that's on the front of the telegraph. the daily mail leads with �*snack tax to fight fat crisis�*. it says there could potentially be an increase on the current sugar tax o

commentator and columnist grace blakeley and the deputy political editor of the daily express, sam listerply again across the uk. the latest official figures show another 49 deaths recorded in the last 2a hours and 42,302 new infections across the uk, the highest daily figure since 15th january. more than 46 million people have had theirfirstjab. that's just over 87% of uk adults. and more than 35 million, just over 66% of all adults, are fully vaccinated. from next week, face coverings will no longer be required by law in england, but tonight, there's growing pressure on the government from mayors and council leaders across england to make masks compulsory on public transport after restrictions are lifted next week. heathrow airport has also followed transport for london by saying that they'll continue to be mandatory from next week for people wanting to travel. 0ur transport correspondent caroline davies has this report. whether a mask is a must orjust recommended when busy will depend on where you're travelling on public transport from monday. in london, you'll need to wear one to trav