Iain Duncan Smith said: "Just as the economy was picking up, even giving cause for optimism, we’re now to impersonate the Grand Old Duke of York, giving in to the scientific advisers & marching England back into another lockdown."
Today's papers cover the growing pressure on the Government from within the Conservative Party over lockdowns in the North.
Allies of the PM say work is under way on providing additional support for eligible pupils outside term time.
The England footballer - who has spent months campaigning to try and end child hunger throughout the school holidays - has been sharing posts from businesses, local councils and schools who are unilaterally volunteering free food for children who might otherwise go hungry.
According to reports, Mr Johnson left the call after 10 minutes and Mr Gove described Brexit as being “like moving house – it’s a hassle at first, but you are upgrading”.
The PM had to be reminded that the government’s official position is to reduce pay at the Beeb.
Facing a hat-trick of unprecedented challenges and a mountain of broken promises, businesses are now being made the scapegoat for Brexit.
The Prime Minister addressed the Commons, warning that this is the moment when we must act.
Boris Johnson has form on this. In April 2018, while he was foreign secretary, he was snapped looking dishevelled at San Francesco d’Assisi airport.