john maguire, bbc news, plymouth. time for a look at the weather. here is chris fox. we start with not a look back here is chris fox. we start with not a look back to here is chris fox. we start with not a look back to winter, here is chris fox. we start with not a look back to winter, but - here is chris fox. we start with not a look back to winter, but a - here is chris fox. we start with not a look back to winter, but a look i here is chris fox. we start with not a look back to winter, but a look at | a look back to winter, but a look at what happened this morning parts of scotland. yes, we had some fresh snowfall. we don t see snow every may in the uk, but we do from time to time. we had some nine years ago. but it is relatively uncommon. the other thing that is interesting about the weather at the moment is how quickly we have gone from exceptionally dry weather to pretty wet weather. take fife ne scotland, three millimetres of rain through the whole of last month
returning these tests, it takes a couple of days. certainly there are several stories across the papers about this green list people wanting to go on holiday. we have to hope that s done in a safe way and one of the things that prohibit them from that cost of these tests. i can imagine that would be seen as a green light to be able to travel and travel in a financially sufficient way. travel in a financially sufficient wa . . . travel in a financially sufficient wa. . . . ., , way. on that there are various stories, faiza, way. on that there are various stories, faiza, in way. on that there are various stories, faiza, in terms - way. on that there are various stories, faiza, in terms of - way. on that there are various stories, faiza, in terms of the | stories, faiza, in terms of the different reactions. because of course we get the green list today. i wonder how you are both feeling about the prospect of travelling abroad? i about the prospect of travelling abroad? . ~ f
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are social commentator, joanna jarjue, and political commentator and non resident fellow at new york university, faiza shaheen. hello again to both of you. let s take a look at some of tomorrow s front pages starting with. the metro its front page is dominated by the the post brexit fishing row and the protest by french fishermen in jersey s territorial waters. the daily mail describes the decision by french fishermen to return to their ports as the grand surrender . that s what you call a bounce back , the express leads with the bank of england s forecast that the uk economy is set to grow at its fastest rate in more than 70 years. it s the lead for the times too with the bank predicting what would be the strongest year of economic growth since the aftermath of the second world war. the telegraph says that the pm is to announce next week that secondary school students won