africa. they are 262 49. all of the good afternoon. hard graft for coming up on afternoon england s cricketers on day one of the second test against south live, all the sport: details at 4:30pm. africa. the batsmen have struggled to kick on in cape town. they are it s live, all the sport: been another mixed day for doing 0k, 172 fought for and we will england s it s been another mixed day for england s cricketers in south africa tell you why they have banned after choosing to bat in the second darren bett has all the weather. football at 2:30pm. test, they have reached 227 for six thanks, ben, and darren bett we ve seen more sunshine but it has with 30 minutes left on day one. been colder. it will turn milder has all the weather. i ll tell you why they are not using over the weekend with more cloud and it s been colder but sunnier through football in the warm any more. there is more energy in the that s at 3:30pm. atmosphere as we move into next today. mild weather is set to
eighth of december. our top story: in the last few hours, police in new zealand have said the disappearance of 22 year old british backpacker grace millane is being treated as a suspected murder. a 26 year old man is being questioned. auckland police say they have not located grace millane‘s body. she was last seen at a hotel on first december. more from our correspondent, hywel griffith. fun loving and family orientated, grace millane‘s parents say her disappearance one week ago was entirely out of character and extremely hard for them to take. today, they were given the worst possible news about their daughter. the evidence we have gathered to this point in the enquiry has established that this is a common side. homicide. grace s family have been advised of this development, and they‘ re devastated. a man is still being spoken to at this point. grace arrived in new zealand last month, and had been staying at a backpackers‘ hostel in auckland. she was last spotted
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are benjamin butterworth, late editor & senior reporter at the i paper, and harriet line, chief political correspondent for the daily mail. now, let me bring you up to date on the front pages as we have pretty much all of them now. nobody likes everybody likes to get home for christmas, don t they? the financial times leads on new data from the health security agency, which estimates that people with the new omicron variant of coronavirus are between 50 to 70% less likely to be admitted to hospital than people with other strains. the new findings mean that new year s eve restrictions are increasingly unlikely, government sources have told the telegraph. the guardian says doctors are still warning people to keep their christmasses small, as a large wave of infections may still overwhelm the nhs. the queen will pay tribute to her late husband, prince philip, in her christmas spee
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are benjamin butterworth, late editor & senior reporter at the i paper, and harriet line, chief political correspondent for the daily mail. thank you both bear trying to look so festive while working. it s really appreciated. thank you for that. let me bring you up to date at home at the front pages of the newspaper so far. i hope you are festively attired as he watch this tonight. the financial times leads on new data from the health security agency, which estimates that people with the new omicron variant of coronavirus are between 50 to 70% less likely to be admitted to hospital than people with other strains. the new findings mean that new year s eve restrictions are increasingly unlikely, government sources have told the telegraph. although doctors are still warning people to keep their christmases small, as a large wave of infections may still overwhelm the nhs, according to
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