turks and caicos islands. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. to what the papers will be with me are the chief political correspondent for the telegraph, christopher hope, and the director of the centre for labour and social studies, faiza shaheen. let s start by taking a look at tomorrow s front pages. the times reports british holiday makers returning from france will have to go into quarantine from saturday prompting a scramble to book trains, ferries and flights home. the daily express says people in england who repeatedly flout laws by refusing to wear face masks could be fined up to £3,200. meanwhile, the metro concentrates on restrictions being lifted including wedding receptions, with up to 30 guests being allowed. after a level results were released in england, wales and northern ireland, the daily telegraph says the exam regulator has accused teachers of submitting implausibly high predicted grades amid a growi
to say of this morning is virat kohli, he has been and he has gone, out for three, one of the best catches you will ever see in test match cricket, usman khawaja off the bowling of patrick cummings. superb catch, superman like. fully extended, caught 1 handed in flight, just brilliant. what was virat kohli doing, why was he wafting at a ball and ochoa or more outside off stump? he did it perhaps because he felt so confident in adelaide ash an acre. the last time he was here he scored two centuries in the test match an acre. he felt full of himself perhaps but he went down the tunnel into the changing rooms having scored only three runs. rahane was the last man out, 19 3 when kohli was out, rahane and pujara were doing well, nathan lyon came on to bowl, the spinner. it was calm, a bit of respite and then rahane did the same thing, a ball way outside off stump, wafted his bat at it and caught behind. a poor start from india s fragile that, batting lineup. once again, they ha
four but the ball stops just short of the boundary. by this time he s wandered to have a chat with fellow batsman asad shafiq. he s run out. the ball had not gone dead. pakistan still have that huge lead so the aussies will need to buckle down over the next couple of days. that s all from sportsday. the mind of the top story, eddie jones has named his england squad for the autumn internationals with eight uncapped players in there but no danny cipriani. full reaction to that on the website. from me and the rest of the team, goodbye for now. hello, you re watching bbc news. the international development secretary, penny mordaunt, has been heckled at a conference about sex abuse in the aid sector. it follows a series of high profile abuse scandals. one former aid worker and whistleblower from save the children confronted the cabinet minister on stage, alleging the government was trying to control women in the sector. naomi grimley reports. it was the scandal that shook the aid
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50 million face masks bought by the government in april won t be used in the nhs because of safety concerns. a radical overhaul of the planning system is promised by ministers to try to get more houses built in england. and, after 400 years, beavers are being allowed to live in the wild again in england. coming up on bbc news golf‘s first major of the year, the us pga, is getting under way three months later than planned and without fans in san francisco this afternoon. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. three days of mourning are under way in lebanon, after tuesday s deadly explosion in the capital beirut. at least 137 people are known to have died, and dozens are missing. the explosion is believed to have been caused by tonnes of ammonium nitrate being stored unsafely in a warehouse. the french president emmanuel macron visited beirut this morning and promised international help but warned that if reforms aren t introdued, the country will continue