Length of coronavirus lockdown measures leads Thursday's front pages

There is no quick end in sight for the lockdown, as most of the nation's Thursday papers lead with the extension of the coronavirus restrictions amid a soaring death rate.

The Daily Mirror, The Daily Telegraph and The Guardian all lead with stories on the extension of the national coronavirus lockdown.

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TheDaily Mail says Britons will need to prepare for "weeks more lockdown" while the Daily Express and i say there is "no end in sight".

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Alongside a story on the lockdown extension, The Times says there is "no evidence" that humans can contract Covid-19 from their pets.

• Cats recommended to stay home when owners are self-isolating, say vets

The nation will face its "longest Good Friday" this week, according to Metro.

• Public urged to stay at home over Easter weekend

The Sun calls on the nation to donate money to support NHS "angels".

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Wall Street has warned investors to prepare for a "new wave of declines in global markets", according to the Financial Times.

And the Daily Star says Ozzy Osbourne believes he is "sure to get corona".

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