Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me to give their views and opinions are kate andrews, economics correspondent at the spectator and sienna rodgers, editor at labourlist. Few more papers have come in since we last spoke. The final lockdown the front page of the telegraph reports the Prime Ministers words at a Press Conference earlier as he announced a roadmap out of this lockdown will be set out on monday. The metro repeat sjohnson s words that the path out will be cautious but irreversible. The times looks at new figures which suggest vaccination is already reducing hospital admissions, deaths and transmission of coronavirus. border farce the i newspapers front page says theres already chaos one day into the new Quarantine Hotels for travellers returning to the uk from 33 red list countries. Meanwhile the guardian focusses on the anger over the news that the former aide to the Prime Minister Dominic Cummings was instrumenta
Marching eastwards. At lunch time temperatures here were only 2 3 , but at the weekend we had winchell at 10 but at the weekend we had winchell at 10 and in aberdeenshire it is six celsius, the first time above zero in about a month. By saturday we could see temperatures peak at around 17 celsius. A much milder weak compared to last week, but there will be rain at times and snowmelt. We will have to keep an eye on river levels. And even with those dizzy heights of 17 on saturday there will still be some rain around. The shower is pushing northwards across scotland and it feels already springlike with the sunshine where you have got it. Temperatures peaking around 13 or 1a degrees. Overnight rain will start to return, initially in southern counties of england, then more generally across the west with heavy showers developing through central parts of the country. It is a south westerly wind so temperatures tonight no lower than 5 10. We should be by day seven or eight celsius, so a mild
Year. Maybe not quite as warm as today, but ten to 13 degrees and it will feel like spring. As we go through tuesday evening a quieter speu through tuesday evening a quieter spell but another batch of wet and windy weather coming our way for wednesday. It is bringing in rain on top of snow melt so we could see river levels rising. Elsewhere, brighter with sunshine and showers. Cooler again through scotland, Northern England and Northern Ireland where temperatures may drop a touch further into thursday. But overall temperatures rising into the weekend. Double Figure Temperatures for all by saturday. That weekend. Double Figure Temperatures for all by saturday. For all by saturday. That is something for all by saturday. That is something to for all by saturday. That is something to look for all by saturday. That is something to look forward for all by saturday. That is something to look forward to. Thank you very much. A reminder of our top story. Is the vaccine roll out extends to the o
Processes and labour has very much picked up on this issue and called for an end to the Emergency Procurement Process during covid which is quite a big demand actually and it is funny that kate mentions korean, the person beating on this for labour and chaired the inquiry on the carillion collapse. And what they did for the taxpayers so they are emphasising value for money and what is going on with these Government Procurement contracts. Lets move back to the telegraph because we have a couple more titles. Social media is like driving without seat belts, kate. A strong attack from the childrens commission. Attack from the childrens commission. ,. , attack from the childrens commission. ,. ,. , commission. These are comments from incans childrens commission. These are comments from incans childrens commissioner incans childrens commissioner saying incans childrens commissioner saying more needs to be done to tackle saying more needs to be done to tackle some of the online behaviour we s