hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the journalist and times radio presenter jenny kleeman and also the political commentator and former conservative party press chief, giles kenningham. welcome to both of you. good to have you with us. let s start with the front pages, which i think will be of particular interest to them and any of you who are political enthusiasts. the telegraph who are reporting that plan b coronavirus restrictions are set to be scrapped as the pm faces a plot to call a vote of no confidence from rebels in his party. the metro has a picture of the prime minister looking glum as he s questioned over whether downing street parties broke covid rules under the headline nobody told me . on the front page of the guardian is a report on the clamour to oust the prime minister they also report plan b restrictions will be eased on the 26th of january. buy game maker activision blizzard the ft focuses
This is bbc news. the headlines: the us secretary of state, antony blinken, will meet his russian counterpart in geneva on friday for face to face talks on ukraine. it comes as america warns russian could invade ukraine at any moment. borisjohnson has denied he was warned about a party at downing street that broke lockdown rules. the civil servant leading the inquiry will now speak to mrjohnson s former adviser dominic cummings, who made the claim. us telecoms giants at&t and verizon have agreed to delay the roll out of new 56 mobile networks across the country after warnings it could cause chaos in the aviation industry, leading to thousands of delays and cancellations. and microsoft is set to buy the company that makes call of duty and candy crush for more than $70 billion. the takeover of activision blizzard is the biggest deal ever by the technology giant.
After the watershed, to describe this 2019 intake as nobodies . it is the same kind of language lobbed at douglas ross, and it suggested cabin is not listening. there is this contentious attitude the cabinet is not. i would say, this is really difficult, this current situation. we are faced with a choice of whether or not we are to believe the dominic cummings account versus the borisjohnson accounts of what he knew or did not know, and these are both people whose integrity is have been called into question in the past, but i would say they 2020 dentistry party is the prime minister barnard castle moment, in that he has come up with the somewhat ridiculous explanation suited to retrofit, explain the facts this may downing st party.
He said he did attend this party, nobody told him the party was against the rules he made this is not going to watch with the public, and if it is shown he lied to mps in the houses of parliament, it is potentially a resigning matter. takes onto the metro, six you quoted that line. sense. this is quite a simple front page, but it does remind us the competition aspects in all of this, from the point of view of borisjohnson s tricks, that the challenge is being delivered by dominic cummings. the challenge is being delivered by dominic cummings. the picture of boris dominic cummings. the picture of itoris looking dominic cummings. the picture of boris looking contrite, dominic cummings. the picture of| boris looking contrite, crestfallen, almost. boris looking contrite, crestfallen, almost. on boris looking contrite, crestfallen, almost, on the front of the metro. that was almost, on the front of the metro. that was a almost, on the front of the metro. that was a reflectio
It is his excuse. these are the rules he established himself, he should not have to be told. the idea that dominic cummings is going to present some bombshell evidence to sue gray, i doubt, because if he had any hard evidence, he would ve shared with us on twitter or his quite expensive sub stack subscription service already. it is interesting, all of this. giles says sucre is independent. i do not think she can be independent. boris johnson is her boss. she can be impartial, but he is her boss. the weight is on her shoulders, because everyone in parliament says, wait for her report, but i think maybe we can go beyond this now. take for her report, but i think maybe we can go beyond this now. for her report, but i think maybe we can go beyond this now. take us onto the guardian, which