We are expecting jo tanner, a political commentator, but we are yet to make a connection with her. Lets have a look at what has been coming in so far this evening. Up the ladder with his lover the front page of the metro shows a picture of leicesters mayor apparently breaking the lockdown rules, as his city becomes the first in the uk to be put back in to lockdown. The guardian warn of more local lockdowns to come. They say parts of kent, london, north wales and scotland are still dealing with significant covid 19 outbreaks. The us and europe condemn china for tightening its grip on hong kong with its new security law. Thats the lead story on the front of tomorrows financial times. Same picture there of protestors in hong kong appears on the japan timess front page. It also reports on china passing the controversial new security law. Its all about borisjohnsons new £5 billion economic plans in the i. They say his announcement brings the biggest change to planning laws since the war. H
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be with me are the editor of the politico london playbook, Jack Blanchard and political strategist, jo tanner. Welcome back at both of you. Tomorrows front pages, starting with. up the ladder with his lover the front page of the metro shows a picture of leicesters mayor apparently breaking the lockdown rules as his city becomes the first in the uk to be put back in to lockdown. The guardian warn of more local lockdowns to come they say parts of kent, london, wales and scotland are still dealing with significant covid i9 outbreaks. The us and europe condemn china for tightening its grip on hong kong with its new security law. Thats the lead story on the front of tomorrows financial times. Its all about borisjohnsons new 5 billion pound economic plan in the i. They say his announcement brings the biggest change to planning laws since the war. However, the daily mirror say that the prime ministers new deal isnt enough to prev
Bringing us tomorrow. With me arejohn rentoul, chief political commentator and the independent and jo tanner, political strategist. Tomorrows front pages, starting with the telegraph leads on uk Prime Minister Boris Johnsons sudden decision to halt the further easing of lockdown restrictions in england amid concerns of a second wave of coronavirus. That story also the lead for the mail the paper focuses on possible plans for lockdown trade offs meaning some restrictions may have to be re imposed if others are lifted. The times describes borisjohnsons decision to pause the easing of englands lockdown as slamming on the brakes the paper also carries a picture of a swimmer in a west london pool, as the uk experienced its third hottest day on record. The i carries a picture of a packed beach in southern england earlier today, brighton and Hove City Council asked people to stay away from the area as it said social distancing was becoming impossible. Britains so called virus chaos also the l
Strategies at the right times. So, before we see Office Workers return in greater numbers, the advice for every building manager is to think notjust about social distancing and hand hygiene, but also the air, how its moving, and what it could be carrying. David shukman, bbc news. Englands test series against pakistan may have ended today in a damp squib of a draw, with rain at southampton, but the game will still go down in history, because Englands James Anderson has become the first fast bowler ever to take 600 wickets in test cricket. Andy swiss reports. Commentator what a fantastic moment. Hes englands wicket taker turned history maker. 600 up forjimmy anderson and a moment of cricketing magic. Not that one seemed likely earlier. A decidedly soggy southampton meant they couldnt play until tea, but the man nicknamed the Burnley Express promptly roared into the record books. Commentator gone thats the wicket. The first englishman to take 600 test wickets and the first fast bowler any
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. To what the the papers will be with me are political strategist jo tanner, and author and journalist rachel shabi. Great to have you both along for the second edition, the bit longer, so little bit more time this time. So lets start with the friend pages we have already. The Daily Telegraph says the Prime Minister has defied calls for an easing of covid restrictions, insisting that the only way to tackle the virus is to maintain a tough stance. The same story is on the front page of the financial times. The newspaper says borisjohnson warned he wont hesitate to take further measures, if needed. The i claims a new three tier system, to simplify the covid rules, is being considered by number 10. The guardian says it has seen documents that suggest downing street is considering sending Asylum Seekers to moldova, morocco or papua new guinea. According to the times, ministers are considering holding Asy