More Doom and Gloom from the Express and Mail

The Express once again devotes much of its front page to the weather.

BRITAIN is bracing itself for more “explosive” storms this week – and they could bring greater chaos than the gales of the past 10 days.Forecasters warn that the entire country faces “potentially very nasty” storm conditions coming in from the Atlantic.The Met Office issued severe weather warnings for Scotland but a storm could hit England and Wales on Wednesday followed by another wave of gales and driving rain on Friday.Both storm systems will cross the country from the west, bringing damaging winds and more rain to swollen rivers.

And for those trying to escape then just read the Mail

Check-in for trouble - the new air tax

Millions of holidaymakers are likely to face chaos at airports around Britain as airlines threaten to stop passengers flying if they do not pay a new air tax.
Despite booking and paying for their tickets months ago, families setting off on half-term breaks and ski trips could find themselves being prevented from boarding by airline staff forced to act as unofficial tax collectors.
Those flying into the UK could also be stopped on arrival and prevented from entering the country unless they pay what has been dubbed the "poll tax of the skies".