hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are ali miraj, columnist at the article and polly mackenzie, director of the think tank, demos. tomorrow s front pages starting with. the guardian s front page says the chancellor rishi sunak is coming under pressure to give nhs staff more money, after the government proposed a 1% pay rise. the online independent looks at the reaction to the pay increase offer as unions brand the government s decision a kick in the teeth . an insult to nhs heroes writes the mirror it says health workers will only receive £3.50 extra a week. in other news the metro reports the prime minister has full confidence in his cabinet secretary simon case, amid claims he covered up bullying allegations against the duchess of sussex when he worked for the royal family in 2018. the daily telegraph s front page focusses on the eu s vaccination roll out as italy blocks shipments of the astrazeneca vac
had people lining up to get them in. they are still millions and millions of unused doses around europe that aren t getting in actually vaccinating people and i think you should focus on supporting national government to fix that problem and they would not need to worry about that. , , ., ., , that. it s interesting that at times as well as focusing that. it s interesting that at times as well as focusing on that. it s interesting that at times as well as focusing on this. - that. it s interesting that at times as well as focusing on this. it s i as well as focusing on this. it s picking up their new vaccination targets. it inoculated 4.6 million people. compare that to the uk. germany has changed their mind when it comes to the efficacy of the astrazeneca vaccine for over 65 year olds. there was a concern they did not have enough data to make that case for that but they had a change of heart. the? make that case for that but they had a change of heart. a change of hea
pressure building in, a combination of clear skies and light winds, a recipe for cold winter. the exception northern scotland with passing rain. about 6 degrees in lerwick, but for many colder than that, cold enough for patches of frostjust that, cold enough for patches of frost just about anywhere. so that, cold enough for patches of frostjust about anywhere. so i called start to the day on friday, in scotland relatively mild with cloud and rain to start, then it moves away and turns brighter here. for many, dull, dry with sunshine from dawn till dusk, and temperatures similar to those we have had today, 10 12 degrees celsius, so on the mild side of things. looking at the weather picture into the weekend, high pressure staying with us, many of us having about 10 12 degrees celsius, may be getting as high as 1a towards the south east. now, when i think back to what february was like, heavy snow, some of the lowest temperatures in february for 50 years, heavy outbreaks of ra
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejenny kleeman from times radio and the ft s whitehall editor sebastian payne. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. starting with the ft and the first of many images of the chancellor with his red briefcase. it says the two year bill for covid will exceed four hundred billion pounds. the metro goes with an aerial shot of mr sunak saying he s gambling 65 billion on there being a quick recovery from the crisis. there he is again on the guardian which says the strategy is to spend now and pay later. mrsunak is joined by his team in number 11 on the times which says taxes are being raised taxes to the highest level since the sixties. the telegraph crunches the numbers on the red box describing the budget as a five year tax grab. the express headline sets an optimistic tone but does go on to say that millions will be hit with the higher taxes. the mail shows mr sunak maskin