Gemma Collins

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The ongoing spread of the coronavirus that leads most of the British front pages for the second day in a row. The Guardian , says health Minister Matt Hancock has warned of a "mass panic", but recognised that the government expected more cases in the UK. It Comes as The Virus continues to spread in Europe, according to a growing outbreak in Italy. The newspaper also carries a picture of the dramatic levels in Shropshire in the midst of the severe flooding in the area. The Daily Telegraph says not to be told the employers to close offices and schools are encouraged to remain Open - how the government is trying to suppress via "response" to the spread of the coronavirus. The Paper also claims that the Prime Minister Boris Johnson goes back on the agreements that is a part of the Brexit offer - sets in the policy statement - as he has his red lines on Thursday for a trade agreement with the EU. The Daily Mail says that the NHS is braced for a "virus mayhem". The reports of the patient to be tested suspected to be Corona-Virus, to reduce in their own homes, The Risk of infections. He adds that more staff be recruited to the NHS 111 telephone helpline is The First point of information for those with symptoms, and that a campaign to educate the public to be launched next week. The I newspaper reports that the new Corona Virus strain that causes Covid-19, is now a faster growth outside of China, where it originated. Every continent except Antarctica has now been affected, The Paper says. The Financial Times says that This Week 's sell-off on global equity markets has become "one of The Most significant retreats since the 2008-09 financial crisis". Investors in riskier assets to sell amid fears that the impact of the Corona Virus is more widespread than first thought, according to The Paper . Meanwhile, the U-Bahn is focusing on reports that Prince George and Princess Charlotte ' s school in west London, several have sent students home or closed because of concerns about The Virus . The Daily Express splashes with the young royals. Schools began sending students home at the beginning of This Week , after returning from Ski trips in Northern Italy over half-term. Italy has, in the last days of Europe's worst affected country. The Times has more details on a new information campaign to the General public on The Virus . Everyone in the UK is told that they have a duty to wash your hands, and use tissues when you sneeze, according to The Paper . The Paper leads with a report that the universities may offers to withhold, until after the A-level results will be released as part of the reforms to the licensing system. The Daily Mirror prints a picture of the Prime Minister at a fundraising ball for party, the Conservative supporters. It calls for Boris Johnson to the "silent leader", and says that he found the time, "for the Lord" on The Ball , while the UK faces floods and the spread of the coronavirus. A Tory party spokesman said The Paper "fundraising is a legitimate part of the democratic process". And finally, "lizard people live Among Us ", the Daily Star explains, next to a picture of reality TV star Gemma Collins with the tail of a lizard. Ms Collins said "lizard people" which roam the earth, according to The Paper .

Source of news: bbc.com