Bringing us tomorrow. With me the broadcaster and former fleet street editor, eve pollard and the journalist, Yasmin Alibhai brown. Welcome to you both. Lets take a look at tomorrows front pages. The observer leads on the situation in zimbabwe, with a picture of one of the anti mugabe demonstrators that have been out on the streets of harare. The mail on sunday reports on an apparent altercation between two labour mps in the commons chamber. The sunday express claims that in wednesdays budget the chancellor will announce support for britains Tech Industries that could mean well have Driverless Cars on our roads by 2021. The sunday telegraph also leads on a pre budget announcement, this time reporting that nurses are in line for a pay rise. Well now, where shall we start . The observer, shall we do them first . Ya s men, it is about Robert Mugabe, extraordinary scenes in zimbabwe will stop yasmin. Extraordinary scenes in zimbabwe will stop yasmin. It is an extraordinary story. The army
With me are bonnie greer, playwright and writer for the new european and former newspaper editor eve pollard. Tomorrows front pages, starting with. In one of many polls in the weekend papers, the Mail On Sunday claims the conservatives Opinion Poll Lead has been slashed in half because of theresa mays plans over tax and pensions. The Sunday Mirror claims their survey gives the tories their biggest lead since 1991, with more than 50 of the vote. Theresa may parks her battle tanks on labours lawn according to the sunday times as it reports on Tory Manifesto Plan to offer £100 off energy bills for workers. A poll in the Sunday Express suggest one in seven Labour Voters will switch to the tories in the upcoming election. The Sunday Telegraph has an interview with patrick mclaughlin, chairman of the conservatives, who claims thatJeremy Corbyn is not suitable to take on the responsibilities of prime minister. And the observer reports a pledge from lib dem leader, tim farron, that he wont do
With me are bonnie greer, playwright and writer for the new european and former newspaper editor eve pollard. Tomorrows front pages, starting with. In one of many polls in the weekend papers, the Mail On Sunday claims the conservatives Opinion Poll Lead has been slashed in half because of theresa mays plans over tax and pensions. The Sunday Mirror claims their survey gives the tories their biggest lead since 1991, with more than 50 of the vote. Theresa may parks her battle tanks on labours lawn according to the sunday times as it reports on Tory Manifesto Plan to offer £100 off energy bills for workers. A poll in the Sunday Express suggest one in seven Labour Voters will switch to the tories in the upcoming election. The Sunday Telegraph has an interview with patrick mclaughlin, chairman of the conservatives, who claims thatJeremy Corbyn is not suitable to take on the responsibilities of prime minister. And the observer reports a pledge from lib dem leader, tim farron, that he wont do
Control. Of course none of us are in control because these terrible things keep happening. Control because these terrible things keep happeningm control because these terrible things keep happening. It is a tribute to the british stiff upper lip. Tribute to the british stiff upper lip, we are going to do this and not be rattled by it. If anyone is wondering about the connection with the royals, if you want to follow it on twitter it is mind of a marathon. Bad language on the back of the mail on sunday. Not their bad language but. Mind ofa marathon. On sunday. Not their bad language but. Mind of a marathon. We come from the day when this guy first came on the scene, they called him nasty from the get go. Im really ha p py him nasty from the get go. Im really happy that women are not putting up with this dude, it is really good. Hes in his 70s, hes had a wonderful life, a wonderful career. From about 1978, 1979 and women arent putting up with it any more. Women werent paid enough. And no
Effective in preventing symptoms of covid 19. As we heard earlier, there are questions about the speed at which scientists been able to produce a vaccine, and further questions about the timetable for vaccinating millions of people. Heres our health correspondent, catherine burns. Theres no such thing as a vaccine that is 100 effective for every single person. Researchers trying to find a vaccine for coronavirus were set a target, to make it at least 50 effective. This oxford vaccine averages out at about 70 , so it has done that, and then some. So how does it stack up against other vaccines . There is a range. Flu tends to be about 40 60 effective. At the other end of the scale, chickenpox is about 98 effective for children. The important thing to remember is that this vaccine has been shown to be highly effective. Some people are asking, how can scientists be so confident in a vaccine theyve
come up with in less than a year . A lot of it comes down to cash. Theres been a huge global