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hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me is lizzy buchan, political correspondent of the daily mirror, and kieran andrews, political editor of the times scotland. let me bring you up to date with the front pages at home. we begin with the financial times, which focuses on tax rises to help the nhs and social care. it reports that borisjohnson fended off a rebellion in the commons to secure the £12 billion a year tax rise. but the prime minister is warned that isn t enough to fix the care crisis, that s on the front of the guardian. it features warnings from experts and professionals that the gamble plan would fail to deliver. staying with the nhs, the telegraph reports the service is hiring 42 new executives on salaries of up to £270,000 each amid concerns over how new tax cash will be spent. another health story leads on the front of the i, the fight against covid this time as it focuses on rapid roll out of more vacci ....
again off the non seat with snow showers heading up towards north east england and eastern scotland. the cloud continues to thin out in northern ireland, wales and the south west with sunshine here, but temperatures barely above freezing for much of the country and they fall sharply this evening where we have clearer skies. more snow showers towards the north east which fade away later in the night, cloud thickens towards the west, so a weather system from the atlantic which of course will bump into the cold air and there will be a frost widely tonight, with temperatures typically “4, 7 so not as cold as it has been. let s focus on the weather in northern ireland tomorrow because here for most of the day, it will be snowing. we expect five to ten centimetres of snow quite widely, some browsers and drifting over the high ground in strong winds. the same wet weather sneaks it s way further east, a mixture of rain and snow for south west england, snow for the hills of w ....
tennis tournament. and the mystery of stonehenge, did the stone circle originally standard wales? we speak to an archaeologist who has uncovered new evidence and temperature. in temperature. hello, good afternoon. chancellor rishi sunak has told the bbc the economy experienced a significant shock , and the government would set out the next steps of the response to the pandemic in the budget next month. our economics correspondent andy verity reports. 2020, the year that will be remembered not only for a pandemic, but for an unprecedented economic roller coaster caused by the government s anti virus measures. the figures today show the economy shrank faster than it had in 300 years and surged back in the summer then slowed down again before christmas. labour say the 9.9% year on year drop was worse in other european countries. worse than other european countries. the chancellor disputed the claim of misuse of funds. i disputed the claim of misuse of funds. ~ , , ,., ., ....