Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. Joining me are the former pensions minister, ros altman and the writer and broadcaster, mihir bose. Tomorrows front pages. Starting with. Lets start with the telegraph it carries a warning from the Prime Minister, that there are tough times ahead as he introduces new restrictions to fight the virus. Borisjohnson is urging the nation to summon discipline and resolve, in order to beat the virus. The Financial Times reports that mrjohnson has abandoned attempts to persuade workers to return to the office, as covid cases spike. The pm has refused to rule out a second lockdown, if people dont follow the new rules. Thats in the daily mail. According to the i, Scientists Say the new restrictions will not be enough to stop the resurgent virus. And, the mirror reports that Business Leaders fear huge job losses, as the Prime Minister says the new covid curbs could last six months. Good to see you both. Thank
And in half an hour foreign correspondents in london will discuss the weeks with an outside perspective in dateline. Good morning. The Health Secretary matt hancock says the government isnt taking anything off the table at this stage in its preparations for dealing with coronavirus. Speaking to the bbcs andrew marr, he said in the worst Case Scenario the government would have to take some quite significant actions that would have social and economic disruption. But he stressed the government wanted to minimise that disruption. Ministers are considering bringing recently retired nhs employees back to work to help boost staffing levels, and relaxing limits on School Class Sizes if teachers are unable to work. Its hoped Advertising Campaigns could also help people to reduce their risk of infection. Andy moore reports. Willow bank school at wokingham in berkshire, where about 180 children in infant classes have been told to stay at home for the next few days. The head teacher wrote to pare