the tory party has suddenly slid between six and nine points behind labour. this also comes at a time when the labour party under sir keir starmer hasjust reshuffled and put a much more impressive group of individuals in the top jobs who, for the first time really since jeremy corbyn took over the party, look as though they could be an alternative group of individuals in government. also, sir keir starmer is the exact opposite of borisjohnson he s not a jolly guy cracking jokes the whole time. he s a serious guy, but he has the lawyer s background, a former head of criminal prosecutions, and it s played quite well for him to be able to forensically take apart some of these things. so, i think that s why it s dangerous that if suddenly people are seeing the reality of borisjohnson, the tory party is panicking because they ve made a faustian pact to get through brexit and win
hello, this is bbc news. we ll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines. the prime minister pledges every adult in england will be offered a coronavirus booster vaccine by the end of this month, in response to what he calls an emergency in tackling the virus. there is a tidal wave of omicron coming, and i m afraid it is now clear that two doses of vaccine are simply not enough. it comes as the first people in the uk have been hospitalised with omicron. new cases of the variant are up 65% in the last 2a hours. meanwhile, the political pressure mounts on borisjohnson he s facing a possible rebellion from his mps over covid rules, and fresh questions about christmas gatherings at downing street last year. in other news, emergency teams continue the search for survivors in six us states, after tornadoes leave more than 90 people dead
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