A mix of stories lead Tuesday's newspaper front pages, including on the coronavirus.
The lockdown easing planned for 21 June in England could be delayed for a fortnight, Tuesday's Times reports. It says Prof Chris Whitty and Sir Patrick Vallance gave a briefing to ministers that was described as "fairly grim" by one source. The source says they expect a delay of between two weeks and a month, but that as long as the reopening takes place before the summer holidays then the political fallout is likely to be limited.
The vice president of the European Commission has written in the Telegraph warning that the EU will start a trade war with Britain if Boris Johnson overrides the Brexit deal so that British sausages can still be sold in Northern Irish shops. The UK has already acted unilaterally to extend grace periods on Irish Sea border checks for parcels and supermarket goods, and the Telegraph says it understands ministers are also considering doing it for chilled meats like sausages and mince.
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