May 24, 2020 coronavirus news
CNNCummings outside his London home on Saturday. The saga engulfing Downing Street dominates newspaper front pages in the UK, as anger grows over reports that Boris Johnson’s top aide ignored lockdown rules to make multiple trips across England. THE OBSERVER: Fresh claims that Cummings broke virus lockdown rules #TomorrowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/Dc3ry7Zkek — Neil Henderson May 23, 2020 Both papers, which worked on the story together, led their Sunday editions with the new claims and the calls for Johnson to sack Cummings. The front page of The Sunday Telegraph : 'Cummings faces fresh claims that he broke lockdown as row engulfs No 10' #tomorrowspaperstoday pic.twitter.com/4QSX7KOPNG — The Telegraph May 23, 2020 The Telegraph, which counts the Prime Minister among its former columnists, splashed on the second claims – which were revealed just in time on Saturday night to cause a new wave of questions on Sunday. The Mail on Sunday meanwhile dedicated several pages of coverage to the scandal, while the Sunday Times led on Johnson’s defense of his aide but noted that “voters demand Cummings resign” in its subhed.