out to the west but still pleasantly mild but it is all change once again as we move towards friday. we ve been telling you this the last couple of days. this weather front continues to push in and will drive in cold airand continues to push in and will drive in cold air and a strengthening wind, so a cold air mass pushes across the country and friday will be a bit of a shock to the system, blustery showers, sunny spells, scattered showers and above 200 metres we will have snow as well, a bit of hail mixed in and gusts of wind ranging from 30 to a0 miles an hour which will exacerbate the colder feel in comparison to the last few days. temperatures will struggle to climb into double digits. that s it. struggle to climb into double diuits. that s it. ., , digits. that s it. time for the news where you digits. that s it. time for the news where you are- digits. that s it. time for the news where you are. goodbye. - hello i m 0lly foster. here s what s coming up on sportsday
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hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster john stapleton and kate proctor, political editor of politics home. welcome home. back. let s go through some of welcome back. let s go through some of the papers. 0ur grief and loss the metro leads on the day s tributes across the country to remember the lives lost during the pandemic one year on from when the first lockdown was announced. alongside a photograph of one of the many candelit doorstep vigils, the times says it was a day to reflect and remember and contemplate a future that remains worryingly uncertain. the mail believes borisjohnson was visibly shattered at the downing street press conference in which he said he would be haunted by the pandemic for as long as he lives. the mirror headlines that it s time to learn from the mistakes and that the prime minister is under growing pressure to announce a public inquiry into the mismanagement