On average, infections are rising by 6000 per day in england. Care homes in england are to get more free protective equipment as part of new plans for social care to deal with infections. The 90 minute covid test that doesnt need a lab for analysis. Cheering and applause. And a warm welcome for the return of gareth bale, whos set to sign on loan to tottenham from real madrid. Further large areas of the north of england and the midlands are to face tighter coronavirus restrictions to try to tackle rising infection rates. The stringent measures are in response to what ministers say are major increases in covid 19 rates. People in the north west including merseyside, warrington, halton and lancashire will face limits on socialising and a 10pm closing time for hospitality and leisure venues from next tuesday. There will be new restrictions on socialising with people outside your own household or support bubble in parts of the midlands such as wolverhampton. And similar measures will be enf
But i do think its incumbent says any plans of another lockdown on the major clubs to do their bit can not go to support the pyramid. Too far, according to the daily mail, as he warns the Prime Minister that stricter measures could cause not massively expensive for them necessarily, further damage to the economy. But we do need to look at the whole and the virus is impacting employment elsewhere, too, balance between top and bottom. As the japan times reports that graduates fear they are missing out having lit up the old white hart on Employment Opportunities lane, one of the biggest stars as Companies Cut back on hiring in 2021. In World Football will now play in one of the games finest grounds, more reports of the second wave the challenge to help his old club deliver the success it craves. Coming to the uk by the guardian. It says one in five people dan roan, bbc news. Across the uk are in local lockdowns as plans for a national move are under way. Thats it. And in other news, now o
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are with is the political commentator and former director of communications for the labour party, lance price and lucy fisher, defence editor at the times. Tomorrows front pages, starting with the metro describes the uks testing system as being in chaos, and says it could take weeks to rectify. The Health Secretarys admission that tests will have to be rationed is the focus of the mails front page. The i says parents and teachers will be at the back of the queue because of the priority to test healthcare workers. Its a similar story in the guardian, which also has the pictures of russian opposition leader, Alexei Navalny, who appears to be recovering from novichok poisoning. The archbishop of canterbury has written in the telegraph about his concerns over the governments rule of six restriction. The ft says the Japanese Company hitachi is preparing to pull the plug on a power station in wal
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are kate andrews, economics correspondent at the spectator, and jason beattie, assistant editor at the mirror. Tomorrows front pages. The times leads with warning from Prime Minister Boris Johnson that a second wave of coronavirus is to be expected in weeks to come, with hundreds of daily coronavirus deaths anticipated. The rule of six will be abandoned for tighter restrictions, according to the daily telegraph. As the paper reports plans of a temporary lockdown to act as a circuit breaker. The chancellor rishi sunak says any plans of another lockdown can not go to far, according to the daily mail, as he warns the Prime Minister that stricter measures could cause further damage to the economy. The daily mirror also highlights the impact further lockdowns will have on the economy, as it suggests struggling restaurants and pubs could close once again as the pm admitted a second wave is inevit
Happening today. Donald trump is revealing his plan to boost the u. S. Economy. In the speech to the detroit economic club, he is expected to add details to his proposal for broad tax cuts while reducing the federal debt. Hillary clinton laid low enjoying a bump in the polls following the Democratic Convention. Trump, meantime, was in full attack mode trying to make up lost ground. Leading republicans say they are not sure trump can win in some crucial swing states. Hes going to win parts of ohio where people are really hurti hurting. There will be places he will win because people are frustrated and angry. It is difficult if you are dividing to win in ohio. It is really difficult. Particularly here in arizona, the statements he made out of the gate when he got into the campaign about those crossing the border, being rapists and whatnot. That doesnt sit well. Then to refer to a judge born in indiana as a mexican. In a preortive way. You cant expect to win arizona like that. Is there an