And he said, and it could cause deformities. Unlike primodos, the epilepsy drug sodium valproate, also in the spotlight, is still in use today. It carries a 50 risk of autism and physical abnormalities for babies exposed to it in the womb. Amie britel took it while pregnant with 15 year old ryan and says from the moment he was born he had severe problems. He had to have an operation straight on his head, on his back, on his stomach. Amie says she was never fully warned of the dangers. Almost 200 babies are still being born each year in the uk having been exposed to the drug. Pelvic mesh is the final treatment under scrutiny. Used to reposition internal organs and for urinary incontinence. But reports of life changing harm prompted the review team to order a pause on all operations. Benita barrett had it inserted after her son was born. She says it caused her excruciating pain. I had what felt like fire or acid in my legs, running down the front of my legs, and it felt like cheese wire that was running around my groin. Its cutting into your nerves. You know every time youre taking a step this thing could be causing more damage. We will, perhaps, never know how many families have been harmed. The bbc has seen tomorrows review. Its hard hitting and addresses many of these womens concerns. Sophie hutchinson, bbc news. The Football League has, this evening, announced its to launch an investigation, into the mysterious events that led to the Championship ClubWigan Athletic being put into Administration Just a month after being sold to new owners based in hong kong. Its hoped that a new buyer can be found for the club, which has been docked 12 points, and has been forced to make some redundancies. Our Sports Editor dan roan has been looking into the story. Commentator maloney takes. And its in even by the standards of Football Club finances, the crisis engulfing Wigan Athletic is hard to believe. Seven years after winning the fa cup and just a month after switching ownership between two Hong Kong Based businesses, the championship the Championship Club has collapsed into administration with the potential loss of 12 points and many more livelihoods. Mind boggling. Unfortunately we have made 75 redundancies out of 200 employees. That is necessary going forward. For 23 years local businessman dave whelan owned the latics, something lacking since he sold to a far Eastern Consortium in 2018. The local mp telling me lessons had to be learned. There are really serious questions to answer about how this can be allowed to happen to a club like Wigan Athletic which was well run. There is no reason we should be in administration. Theres nothing in the system that actually works in the interests of fans and in the interests of clubs and in the interests of towns. Neither of wigans past two owners are ever thought to have actually set foot here inside this stadium. Theres even a rumour that its plight is linked to a bet in the far east being placed on the club to be relegated. And this amid an unprecedented financial crisis across the game reinforces concerns around the way the Football League scrutinises new owners. Commentator grigg. 0h, hes scored today, the clubs owner said the Coronavirus Crisis had undermined his plans, a claim rejected tonight by the Football League, who said they will investigate a crisis thats dismayed the fans. Were just a bit gutted, we just cant get our heads around it, can we . How do you feel about it . When i first heard the news i was, like, crying for a week and i really dont want them to go. Today, administrators said theyd appealed against a points deduction that could condemn wigan to relegation. And the man who led the club to one of its greatest triumphs had this message for the players. You have to try and focus as much as you can on winning games. Let everybody else off the field deal with whats going on. Youve got no control over that. You know, theyre playing for their own futures as well. Its hard times not getting paid but theyre also doing it for the Football Club. Wigan Warriors Rugby League club, who share a stadium with the football team, today emerged as one of 50 potential bidders. And after recent turbulence, many here will welcome the prospect of a more familiar future. Dan roan, bbc news. Thats it. Now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. Have a good night. Hello to viewers in the uk joining those around the world. Its now time for us to take a first look at the national and International Front pages in the papers. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are former fleet street editor eve pollard, and laura hughes, political and Diplomatic Correspondent at the Financial Times. Tomorrows front pages starting with. The International Edition of the Financial Times leads on the news that the president of Braziljair Bolsonaro has tested positive for covid i9. The New York Times reports that business is booming for italys pawnshops, which make up part of the formal bank sector. The i writes that the free parking for nhs staff in england is coming to an end as the government withdraws funding for the lockdown policy. The mirror is one of many of tomorrows papers covering actor johnny depps libel case against the Sun Newspaper and executive editor dan wootton. The metro also reports on the case, which was attended today at Londons High Court by the movie star and his ex wife amber heard. The telegraph leads on the emergency stamp duty holiday set to be announced by the chancellor rishi sunak tomorrow as part of the governments coronavirus recovery plan. So lets begin. Welcome to you both. Should we kick off with the ft . There is a certain irony and what is happened to president bolsonaro in brazil. Yes. Similarly to donald trump, the brazilian president has repeatedly played down the seriousness of this pandemic and has been attending a number of rallies and events often without taking any sort of precaution himself, for example, wearing a mask, and as you mentioned earlier he has referred to disease asa earlier he has referred to disease as a sniffle in the past and said that people need to face it like a man. So there is a certain irony to him contracting the virus himself and reportedly not feeling very well. A reminder that this really can be very serious for a lot of people that make i would say, 65,000 people that make i would say, 65,000 people have died. When are the worst rates in brazil and latin america. Curiously like donald trump, he is putting his faith in hydroxychloroquine. Which apparently didnt do anything to help you over this particular virus. Didnt do anything to help you over this particularvirus. He is didnt do anything to help you over this particular virus. He is 65. Didnt do anything to help you over this particularvirus. He is 65. He is nearing the danger age, but he has been totally dismissive about this whole thing all along and it is extraordinary that he is more worried about the economy but an enormous amount, it is an emergency in brazil. Thousands of people have got the virus for the i didnt say that they do not have brilliant medical services out of the big towns and they say that he should be impeached in march is saying he should be out and he seems very confident in front of the group of journalists he spoke to this morning. Lets see how it goes. Laura, staying with that story, i think rio eased a lockdown complete last week. People were on the beaches and sao paulo, which is the worst number of cases eased this lockdown yesterday as well. One wonders where this will end in terms of the numbers plateauing out. Yes. As economy starts to open up at which is something that a lot of World Leaders are very keen to see happen in their countries, brazil is an example, if the number of infections and the transmission rate dramatically increases, will countries be forced to what do what we see already here in england which is imposing a rear legal lockdowns oi is imposing a rear legal lockdowns ora is imposing a rear legal lockdowns or a track and reimpose measures for the law. Local lockdown. The test for many countries is how the health ca re systems a re for many countries is how the Health Care Systems are functioning and if they start to come under serious strain, where leaders will be under a lot of pressure to bring back tight restrictions which they dont wa nt to tight restrictions which they dont want to do because of the economy impact. And as we see in melbourne in australia now come a second lockdown affecting 5 million people. Everybody saying that the second lockdown is tougher psychologically andindeed lockdown is tougher psychologically and indeed economically. Lockdown is tougher psychologically and indeed economicallylj lockdown is tougher psychologically and indeed economically. I think first of all, we were frightened by the lockdown. We never had anything like it. And most of us, nearly all of us, to give very seriously. I love the quote over the weekend where a policeman said drunks are not very good at social distancing. Of course they wouldnt be. The trouble is when you open the bar is open everything, or the beaches and of course brazil is a very high density and population in towns like rio and copacabana beach in places like that, you are bound to get problems. All of these president s warning about the economy come in the endl warning about the economy come in the end i think people will turn around and say my mum died or my granny died and perhaps they shouldnt and they will turn against them and you can see that starting to happen in brazil. And another person very concerned about the economy is the Prime Minister and chancellor of the whole country here, the telegraph picture of amber heard there wearing a bandanna. The main story for the telegraph, stamp duty holiday to kick start economy. This has been trailed but it will start immediately with the immediate effect. But it is yet to see whether it will be holiday or a permanent. Yes. Exactly. What we also know is whether this will apply to all house purchases are just First Time Buyers but if it is true, we will see the threshold for paying this tax to have a big house which could in help a lot of people and as you mentioned this is been trialed for a number of days and i think much perhaps to the annoyance of the chancellor because it looks a little bit as though number ten were pushing the treasury into making an announcement along these lines but the treasury and the telegraph article and that Officials Say it was always part of the plan. And it is worth noting that tomorrow is an economic statement. It is not a full budget. But interestingly it does say in this piece that the temporary cut to stamp duty will be introduced immediately and previously when the story has been trailed it was suggested that it would not commit to force until after the autumn budget. But tomorrow will be a big mama for the chancellor. Obviously, you cannot trail Something Like this because nobody will be buying a house. Until the date comes. Tomorrow will be a big day for the chancellor. Stamp duty has been driving people nuts ever since it was introduced. And ever since it was introduced. And ever since it has been introduced, people have said is this wise because we all know when you buy a house or a flat, the further and down to the economy of changing where you live and you painted or probably do some other work to it, that filters down toward sorts and shops and duty retail and it makes work, doesnt it . A state agency and everybody have been running about stamp duty which a thing was supposed to be a temporary thing as my dear friend says, who knows how much of an effect a bigger cost, our higher cost or not First Time Buyers but it may be easy easy out of sympathy because of course it brought a lot of money for the treasury but it caught a lot of businesses, bathrooms, tiles from all the things that need to happen come off and they had a very tough time even before we wanted into the coronavirus system. The reading also that it would effect seven out a ten household buyers, rishi sunak is focusing very much on the Younger Generation and he thinks will suffer the most from this pandemic. It will save them 15,000 but also been pointed out to me that the biggest Building Society nationwide it has tripled from their the minimum deposit it ask for First Time Buyers. Instead of wanting 5 of the loa n to buyers. Instead of wanting 5 of the loan to value as a deposit is now looking for a 15 . That would be cancelled out in other words. 0ne last point. Boris has made clear in the past that he wanted to scrap the stamp duty for properties up to 500000 and reduce property up