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Holidaymakers are left frustrated and out of pocket as they dash back to the UK to avoid quarantine.

A mix of stories lead Tuesday's newspaper front pages, including on the coronavirus.

Jimi Olubunmi-Adewole drowned in the Thames while trying to save a woman's life earlier this year.

Two girls say their former NHS worker mum is their "hero" and want to follow in her footsteps.

Traditional working patterns could return within two years, a think tank tells the BBC.

A look at how to get travel going again - and some of the possible stumbling blocks.

The new body will enforce the minimum wage, tackle modern slavery and protect agency workers.

The ECB is investigating reports a second England player posted historical "offensive material", a day after Ollie Robinson was suspended.

Wales now has the highest proportion in the UK of children being looked after away from home.

Most centres have been closed since the first lockdown in March 2020, amid concerns about the spread of Covid-19.

Danny Kruger lost control of his 11-month-old Jack Russell during a walk with his family.

Wales plan to offer second Covid doses by September while boosters may be offered this autumn.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Monday evening.

The Commons Speaker did not allow the attempt - but said MPs should be able to vote on the issue in future.

A jury hears the ex-footballer shoved Barnsley boss Daniel Stendel in the back after a 4-2 defeat.

Usman Khan's fake device contained parts from an Xbox controller and a battery charger.

Rollout continues, with all over 25s able to book a Covid vaccine in England from Tuesday.

Some supporters have booed and jeered as the team has made the gesture in warm-up games.

Detectives say they are stunned by Elahi's depravity and the industrial scale of his offending.

Enhanced testing was introduced after a small number of potential Indian variant cases were identified.