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Newspaper headlines: UK ‘under house arrest’ as coronavirus measures ‘end freedom’ NewsColony By BBC News Staff Image caption The Daily Star plays with the well-known wartime image of a pointing Lord Kitchener and the words “your country needs you” – but with the added message “to naff off home”. It comes after further strict measures were announced by the prime minister to tackle the spread of the coronavirus in the UK. From Monday evening people must stay at home except for shopping for basic necessities, daily exercise, any medical need and travelling to and from work. Image caption “Historic”, “bombshell”, “astonishing” and “unprecedented” are among the ways the Daily Mail describes the prime minister’s new measures. The paper says the measures will probably be enforced for “far longer” than the initial three-week period outlined by the PM. Image caption For the Daily Telegraph, Mr Johnson’s national address marks the “end of freedom”. It says his “sombre” televised...