Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me is the editor of labourlist, sienna rodgers and deputy leader writer at the sun, olivia utley. Thanks olivia utley. As always for being with us tonight. Thanks as always for being with us tonight. So, lets have a look at some of the front pages. Starting with the metro and the Great Lockdown rebellion it says Boris Johnson is facing a revolt by local leaders over his latest regional restrictions with the mayor of middlesborough calling the rules ignorant and saying he would defy them. Snp mp Margaret Ferrier takes up the front page of the i. She travelled from scotland to london by train having had a covid test then travelled back the next day having discovered she was positive breaking the rules 5 times in the process. Mp took covid to the commons is the telegraphs headline it has a picture of her speaking in the commons on the day her test came back positive. Thats also the main story in
And twenty five kilometres an hour. A major search and rescue effort is now into its third day in the turkish coastal town of izmir following a major earthquake that hit the agean on friday, killing 51 people. And donald trump and joe biden each make a last bid for votes in swing states that could be key to winning the white house. The england world cup winner and Manchester United legend sir Bobby Charlton has been diagnosed with dementia. Good afternoon. The four week lockdown in england, which will start on thursday and is scheduled to end on december the 2nd could be extended. The cabinet minister michael gove said ministers will be guided by the facts. He said the government wanted to get the coronavirus reproduction rate below the critical level of one. Borisjohnson announced the latest round of restrictions at a News Conference last night. The strict measures are set to come into effect on thursday. They will see pubs, restaurants, gyms and nonessential shops and places of worsh
Debate the main sticking points still in the way of a deal. To deal or no deal, we may still not find as weve just heard, out tonight. As thousands more the pandemic has caused so much congestion as well as delays at some people get the Pfizer Vaccine a new of the uks biggest ports warning to those with significant that the japanese car maker honda allergies after two people suffer has had to temporarily suspended and have reactions. Sharp rise in production at its swindon plant the number of covid cases in wales because of a shortage of parts. But its notjust honda since the age took neck fire Toy Companies preparing for christmas are finding it breakdown. The wells government says it is not lost control of the virus. Difficult to get popular toys on to the shelves stocking shelves in time for in time for christmas. And there are warnings christmas. How the pandemic is that there could be further causing delays and disruption for disruption when the brexit supplies coming through the
Caused by the pandemic lead to honda pausing production at its swindon plant, with fears brexit could make things worse. A major report on how to uk can meet its carbon cutting targets finds it will be cheaper than previously thought. How the uk. Forget hollywood if you want to see real stars, go to yorkshire. Two National Parks in the north of england have been designated dark sky reserves. Hello, good evening. The Prime Minister is heading to brussels for dinner with the European Commission president , ursula von der leyen. Ahead of leaving, borisjohnson said no british pm could accept the current eu terms but says there is still a deal to be done. Major disagreements remain between the two sides on fishing rights, business competition rules or the so called level Playing Field and how a deal will be policed or any future disputes resolved. And time is running out to reach an agreement. The uk will stop following eu trading rules on the 31st december deal or no deal. 0ur Political Co
This is bbc news the headlines at four. The mayor of Greater Manchester accuses Boris Johnson of exaggerating the spread of coronavirus in the area in a bid to persuade local leaders to accept tougher restrictions, as he calls for increased Financial Support. Anywhere could end up in tier three this winter. In fact, i would say places are likely to end up in tier three. Therefore, it is everyones concern to protect the lowest paid in our community. The earlier we have the restrictions, in those areas where there is high instance, the better for the economy of those areas, because we stop the infection spreading in a way which will do further damage to the economy as well as to public health. Vigils and rallies are being held across france in a show of solidarity with the teaching profession, following the killing of a teacher
on friday. Britains high streets under threat as a Record Number of shops close over the First Six Months of this year. And in half an hour here on bbc news, lost