Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are jack blanchard, editor of politcos london playbook, and madeline grant, deputy comment editor at the Daily Telegraph. Tomorrows front page, starting with the daily mail, its headline calls the Prime Ministers top aide defiant for refusing to apologise after taking a 260 mile trip at the height of lockdown. The mirror says a shameless Dominic Cummings claimed his situation was exceptional and had no regrets after breaking lockdown rules while his family had covid 19 symptoms. The i says mr cummings was unrepentant at the press conference he gave to explain his actions and the paper highlights what it calls an outpouring of dismay from scientists, some ministers, medics and police. The guardian says mrcummings appearance in number 10s rose garden raised yet more questions, after the adviser admitted he suspected both he and his wife had coronavirus when they made the decision to travel ac
They can manage it or risk being left out of the next round of debates as the threshold to qualify increases significantly. Ginning us now is cnns phil mattingly. Phil, as were looking forward to tonight, each candidate has a different goal but also probably a different standard for success. What should we expect . Yeah, no question about it. Look, each candidate and campaign is keenly aware of what happened after the last debate when there was a noticeable bump in numbers for specific candidates, notably senator Kamala Harris. As you can see the ten candidates tonight will be lined up behind me. The debate will last about two hours. Each candidate unlike the last debate will have an opening and closing statement. When the candidates are asked questions theyll have 60 seconds to respond and be allowed a 30 second rebuttal to another candidates point put out there. There will be no show of hands questions weve seen in the past which has made some candidates uncomfortable and some candid
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