between labour and the conservatives aimed at reaching a compromise deal are to stop, despite not reaching any agreement. taiwan s parliament has voted to legalise same sex marriage a first for a region where gay rights have often lagged behind. hello, welcome to the programme. we re live until 11 this morning. we ve already had lots of tweets and emails about our report on the acne drug roaccutane. david on twitter: my son suffered from very bad acne and was at his lowest ebb when he was prescribed these drugs. six months later he was acne free and a different person, they literally changed his life and i m not sure what we would have done without them. fortunately there were no side effects. robert on e mail: my son committed suicide as the direct result of taking this drug for acne. many die because of this drug and it is still being used. it is a killer, it must be banned immediately. kristen on twitter: i had roaccutane after years of suffering acne on my face, n
you are most likely to get a touch of frost going into the morning whereas elsewhere you are more likely to keep temperatures well above freezing. tomorrow a lot of cloud around. there may be some drizzle but essentially it is dry. it will be messy in places with vocal and getting in parts of eastern england. maybe the far west of wales towards the channel islands you could see some bright spells so it is breezy in the channel islands. still a few double figures but a nudge down compared with today and the cooling trend will continue over the cooling trend will continue over the weekend. friday evening is producing a lot of cloud. you may well start the weekend with the frost in scotland. but that area of high pressure plenty of cloud and dry weather over the weekend but things will gradually be turning cooler so a selection of places for the weekend forecast. not very inspirational, the cloud as they are, temperatures going down. next week it may brighten up but it looks col
hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sian elvin, deputy news editor at metro.co.uk, and kieran andrews, political editor of the times scotland. more from them in a moment. but for me, an update on the front pages. boosterjabs lead on the front of the financial times, reporting on the expansion of the vaccine programme in response to the omicron variant. as the programme is extended to all adults and teenagers, the mirror also leads on boosters, cutting the gap between second and third doses. the metro says fourth doses will be given to people at higher risk. the headline on the times is scramble to getjabs in arms . the guardian says the government hopes to reach as many as half a millionjabs a day. it also reports that ministers want the nhs to reduce booster waiting time to three months. but on the telegraph, president biden says there s no cause for panic , with new restrictions helping to deal with omicron. me
arguably a more suitable job for her, dealing with all the levelling up her, dealing with all the levelling up stuff which, if labour doesn t answer the charge of levelling up, it won t win back redwall seats. absolutely. i think what seems to be clear here is keir starmer seems to be wanting to make a bit of a splash. i think it comes at a time when borisjohnson appears to have been dropping in the opinion polls, i think it was in you guv last week about 64% of people felt he was doing badly this was clearly in relation to his pepa pig speech, which we all heard and widely discussed last week. and of course the torres lee scandal. so by coming in and throwing out some of these big names out there and putting them in prominent positions, like david lemi as foreign secretary, it makes sense with his great connexions abroad and his links to obama and the us. so i thinkjust by coming in and throwing those names and making people think about labour again, it s quite clear that