hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster penny smith, and evening standard s home affairs editor, martin bentham. welcome to both, thanks very much for being with us once again. let s take a look at some of tomorrow s front pages already in. the i reports men s tennis world number one, novac djokovic, faces deportation from australia in a row over complications with his visa. he plans to appeal the decision. the telegraph s front has the story about four people being cleared of criminal damage after toppling the statue of slave trader, edward colston, in bristol. the guardian leads with this, too. the campaigners hailed thejury s decision in a news conference earlier today. the yorkshire post splashes with warnings of an nhs staffing crisis as it reports nearly six million patients are waiting to be treated. the mirror describes it as a perfect storm as it reports 2a trusts declare major incidents acro
a bright and frosty start for many, wet and windy in northern ireland, widespread gales in the west of the uk, snow blowing around the hills of scotland, and the pennines in the lake district fails, turning back to sunshine and showers in the west later. in pushing eastwards. i said there was a milder air, you will not feel it in the strength of the wind. the rain not reaching east anglia and the south east until the evening rush hour, but then back to clear spells and wintry showers, particularly in western areas, continuing into friday morning. a chilly or frosty continuing into friday morning. a chilly orfrosty stud, continuing into friday morning. a chilly or frosty stud, showers most frequent in the west of scotland, north west england, some eastern areas will stay dry. feeling colder than these temperatures in the strength of another blustery day. the weather is flip flopping, because back to cloud and rain for saturday. the rain will last longer, slightly milder air to
as someone was out of favor, they just got rid of all the statues, everything went. i think when you wander around and look at statues, you think so often they are the same sort of people, or whatever. maybe now is the time to actually look at these things? i think most people would say we don t need to destroy history completely, thus the brilliant thing about places like britain it is historical, we have all these amazing things. but there is a case for looking at these things on merit and saying let s change it, put it somewhere else. martin, one of the defences putting to the court was at the statue was in itself a hate crime therefore the four who removed it could not be committing an offence because its very presence was a hate crime. it was really an extraordinary trial and verdict. it’s was really an extraordinary trial and verdict- and verdict. it s a perverse verdict. and verdict. it s a perverse verdict, which and verdict. it s a perverse verdict, which
will benefit both sides. china says reunification with taiwan is still inevitable despite the vote, and mr lai s victory will not change the basic landscape of cross strait relations. my colleague, steve lai, has been following the day s events in taipei. polling began at 8am and it closed at lipm. eight hours is all it took, and four hours of counting, and we have a winner already. it s been quite a fascinating thing to watch and to be a part of, i have to say. let s cross now, though, to shaimaa khalil, because she is at the dpp headquarters and she s been listening to william lai make his victory speech. shaimaa, tell us more about what he said. william lai, the now president elect, has thanked people for turning out, thanked the supporters for voting for the dpp and giving them that record third term in power. but he was also very robust on the stance with china. he said it s his responsibility to maintain safety across the taiwan strait, but also he vowed to maintain the
and drama in the final moments again for exeter a late conversion puts them in the european knockouts. also coming up on sportsday. heartbreak forjack draper. his hunt for a first atp title goes on, after defeat in the final of the adelaide international. hello there and welcome along to sportsday on saturday plenty on the way but a rather quieter day in the football, as this round of fixtures is spread over two weeks, providing teams with a winter break of sorts. but we ve a game on our hands at st james park between newcastle and manchester city. city had the lead, bernardo silva scoring after 25 minutes with the cheekiest of backheels. alexander isak then brought the home side level, with this magnificent finish past stefan ortega, who replaced the injured ederson early on. within just a few minutes, however, newcastle were in front, anthony gordon sending stjames park wild. what a match that s 2 1 at half time. chelsea s resurgence in the league rolls on. the blues