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Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are susie boniface columnist at the daily mirror and martin benham, home affairs editor at the evening standard. It to have you both here with us from the very start. The daily mail says princess diana s brother lord spencer is demanding scotland yard investigate the bbc over her panorama interview. According to the daily telegraph, the bbc is facing a major shake up to ensure the martin bashir scandal can never be repeated. While the guardian has the former chair of the bbc trust warning against what he calls the feeding frenzy engulfing the corporation as ministers say they will look at how it s governed, in the wake of damning findings about its 1995 interview. The times focuses on prince harry telling how he used drink and drugs to mask the pain he felt over his mother s death as he accused the royal family of total neglect. The sun also picks up on prince harry s interview wit
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the bloomberg reporter, lizzy burden and political commentator and nonresident fellow at new york university faiza shaheen. tomorrow s front pages starting with. the first image from tonight s mission to mars dominates the front of the times. it also covers journeys closer to home, reporting that ministers are becoming more confident with the prospect of foreign holidays this summer. the i has carried out an opinion poll on lockdown restrictions saying 52% of people support schools reopening in two weeks time. the mail says the uk will offer over forties a vaccination by the end of next month. the pfizer and oxford vaccines cut covid infections by two thirds, according to figures in the telegraph. in an interview with the financial times, the french president says the us and europe shou
election. and then there is the question of consequences, it has been pointed out clearly just this week that if they don t pay, the rest of us will during the second attempt. for the bigger names called before the committee, the strategy seems to be defy distract and delay. worth the rafts, beat the clock, and hope to get away with it. mark meadows, trump s fourth and final chief of staff and member of congress himself, is now suing the committee and speaker nancy pelosi for good measure. meadows is asking a federal court to block enforcement of the subpoena to testify as well as the subpoena issued to verizon for some of his electronic records. meadows has stopped engaging with the committee, he backed out of a deposition scheduled for this morning. tonight committee members dismissed his lawsuit. i think it is a very superficial value meant to try and obstruct he is really in a compromise legal position because he is providing information to the committee which he ackn
a warning from one of the creators of the astrazeneca coronavirus vaccine that a future pandemic could be even more lethal. nigeria moves onto the uk s red list for travel, meaning anybody arriving from the country must isolate in an approved hotel for ten days. the former myanmar leader aung san suu kyi ousted in a military takeover is sentenced to four years in prison for inciting unrest the first in a series of verdicts that could see herjailed for life. a british teenager who survived a crocodile attack in zambia speaks for the first time about her ordeal. when the accident happened, i fully accept that the fact that i was going to lose my foot. and i accepted that. and i said to all my friends, it s fine, i ve lost my foot, i m still alive. and coming up if you live in wales, your houshold is going to get a free tree to try to help to tackle carbon emissions. the home secretary, priti patel, will today publish a ten year strategy for tackling drug misuse in engla