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#AceDailyNews says here’s todays Newspaper Headlines: Its ‘ New Years Eve ‘ and all about #COVID19 Tests on Chinese Arrivals that we reported on today as they join other countries over travel into U.K as it is reported that ‘ U.S Stock Markets Tumbled in 2022 to lowest since ‘ 2008 Financial Crisis ‘ and today Kindness & Love XX 🙏🙏’s to God for Peace & Truth across the world Amen

Daily Mail front page — Several papers are reporting that arrivals from China will be required to prove they are negative for Covid-19 before they can enter the UK. The Daily Mail says the “drastic step” of returning to travel controls came alongside “fears that Beijing is withholding data on the virus”. The paper reports that Prime Minister Rishi Sunak intervened following meetings with ministers and No 10 officials, just one day after “health chiefs decided against checks”.

Daily Telegraph front page — The Daily Telegraph reports up to 20% of those landing will also be tested in the UK so genetic analysis can be carried out to keep tabs on arriving strains of the virus, amid fears high infection levels amongst the Chinese population could lead to new variants. Mr Sunak’s intervention was “resisted” by Transport Secretary Mark Harper, who was an opponent of Covid restrictions while on the backbenches, the paper says.

The i weekend front page — Anyone coming to the country from China must test negative within 48 hours of departure under the new rules, which are the first pandemic restrictions in nearly a year, the i Weekend reports. The paper notes the government’s U-turn on the policy means the UK joins the US, Italy and India in imposing similar travel restrictions.

Queen guitarist Brian May has been given a knighthood in King Charles’ first honours list, the Daily Mirror reports. Sir Brian is joined on the list by four members of England’s winning Euro 2022 squad – captain Leah Williamson, Beth Mead, Lucy Bronze sand Ellen White – as well as former Olympic heptathlete Denise Lewis who will become a dame.

The Sun front page — Under the headline “King knights Queen”, The Sun’s front page is also dedicated to the legendary rock musician’s knighthood. The paper reports Sir Brian said he would “do the things one would expect a knight to do – to fight for justice, for people who don’t have any voice”.

The Times front page — The Times reports that Professor Sir Chris Whitty has warned ministers that thousands of people are dying of heart conditions because they did not get preventative treatments like statins and blood pressure drugs during the Covid pandemic. The paper says England’s chief medical officer is “becoming increasingly worried” about higher volumes of preventable deaths than normal and that the country may be beginning to feel the effect of people staying away from GPs over the last few years.

Financial Times Weekend front page — Global stocks and bonds lost more than $30 trillion (£25 trillion) this year as a result of inflation, interest rate hikes and the war in Ukraine, according to the FT Weekend. The paper says these are the “heaviest losses” on the markets since the financial crash of 2008, with the cost of US government 10 year bonds – a “global benchmark for long-term borrowing costs” – more than doubling over the course of 2022 from 1.5% to 3.9%.

Daily Express front page — More than 700 prisoners have escaped or been released by mistake over the last decade, the Daily Express says. The paper reports that among those “free to prowl” the streets were sex offenders, drug deals and violent robbers, highlighting one case where an offender raped a 16-year-old girl and sexually assaulted another woman after being released in error.

A “big January freeze” is headed for the UK as winter storms and freezing arctic weather could “bring weather chaos” for the new year, according to the Daily Star. Suggesting readers should “get those thermals at the ready”, the paper says the likely icy conditions have come “courtesy of the US bomb cyclone” storm, which caused havoc in the US and Canada last week.

Several front pages feature the story that people travelling from China do not have Covid-19 before they can travel to the UK.

The Daily Mail says the “drastic” step of reimposing controls is over fears Beijing is withholding data on the virus, while the FT Weekend notes that Conservative MPs were calling on the government to act.

But in the Daily Telegraph, former Tory leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith says the restrictions must not become a “slippery slope” to more tests and lockdowns.

Travellers queue to board a plane at Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport

The Times leads on a warning from Professor Sir Chris Whitty that thousands of middle-aged people are dying of heart conditions because they did not get statins or blood pressure medicines during the pandemic. England’s chief medical officer, is said to have “raised the alarm” in government that Britain is now starting to see the after-effects of people staying away from GP surgeries. However, the paper says that ambulance delays could also be to blame for heart attacks and strokes not being treated promptly.

“King knights Queen” declares The Sun’s headline, as it leads on the guitarist Brian May being given a knighthood in the New Year Honours. Sir Brian is quoted as saying he will use the title to “fight for justice”.

The i Weekend says a row has “erupted” over the decision to recognise just four members of the England women’s football team that won the European Championships. Shadow culture secretary Lucy Powell says the decision is “out of sync” with other sporting victories, but the chairman of the sports honours committee, Sir Hugh Robertson, says the selective approach was to avoid a situation where “people who’ve done five minutes on the pitch… get an award”.

The Daily Express leads on data from the Labour Party that shows more than 700 prisoners have escaped or been released in error from jails during the past decade. In one case, a sex offender raped a 16-year-old girl and sexually assaulted another young woman after being mistakenly released by the prison service. A Ministry of Justice spokesperson said releases in error are extremely rare and there have been just 15 prison escapes since 2010, 90% fewer than in the preceding 12 years.

A number of papers feature predictions for the new year, with the i Weekend suggesting that ministers are “gearing up for strikes to dominate the news agenda in the coming months”.

The Times says there is “trouble ahead” for the prime minister, with inflation, NHS waiting lists and immigration the biggest issues he needs to tackle.

The Daily Mirror suggests we could see another summer of heatwaves.

In an unconventional avian and celebrity crossover story, “Russell Crowe saves a crow called Russell” headlines The Sun, as it reports on a fundraising effort to help a bird in need. The owners of the feathered version of Crowe needed £1,500 for an operation because of a serious eye infection. The target was beaten, in part because of £500 pounds donated online by the Hollywood superstar. The paper has confirmed Russell’s surgery has gone well, calling it a story with a “flappy ending”.

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