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He's not been a strong supporter of nato or even our east asian allies. he's not been a strong supporter of immigration and refugees. those are three fundamental building blocks of american power since the second world war that everybody has agreed to. he's overturned them. that's what disturbed people. now a series of actions. the iran deal, the jerusalem decision. the climate decision where he tears a policy down. he removes us from a situation and yet doesn't have an alternative. i think he's weakening american power in the process. you saw that with this very misguided decision on jerusale...

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After a last—minute change to the quarantine rules for those crossing the channel. that story also makes the front of the times. it says the decision was made owing to concerns over the spread in france of the beta variant first identified in south africa. french travel changes feature heavily in the telegraph. it also warns chaos caused by the nhs test and trace app could result in food shortages. the express is a little more upbeat, focusing on the heatwave forecast across britain. soaring temperatures make the star�*s front page. it predicts a �*scorchio�* few days as britain bathes...

May nudge upwards in the coming weeks — especially because of reporting delays over the bank holiday weekend. the daily express adds that it's renewed hopes that all restrictions will still be lifted on what it calls �*freedom day�* — june 21. the guardian reports that the government�*s tuition catch—up plan for pupils is inadequate — and that the £1.11 billion programme won�*t be enough to make up for the lost learning in lockdown. the independent adds that teachers say the funding falls short of what�*s needed to make up for two years of disrupted education. so let�*s be...