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hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are james moore, who s the independent s chief business commentator, and anne ashworth, who s a property and personal finance commentator. welcome to you both. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. the guardian has the latest from government. it says that ministers are considering diluting plans for freedom day onjune 21st and the end of social distancing rules as new figures showed an increase in the indian variant cases. the i carries a photo of passengers from red list countries waiting alongside other visitors at heathrow airport. they complain of inadequate social distancing during border checks. the mail reports home secretary s words that families travelling back from amber list countries should expect police to knock at their door . on the front page of the metro, uk railways brace for the biggest shake up in 25 years, with flexible tickets to reflect hybrid working. the
if it stops vaccine manufactured there from leaving. frustration is widespread in continental countries that they re not receiving the doses they need. here s our political correspondent, jonathan blake. jab afterjab, the uk s population is getting vaccinated against coronavirus. despite some delays, more than half of adults have had their first dose, and covid cases remain relatively low. but in europe, rising cases and slower take up of the vaccine has seen restrictions reimposed in some countries, led to a warning that the eu could block vaccine supplies being exported to the uk. alarmist language, according to one cabinet minister, who said it was time to work together. you know, if you re a country around the world and you see this type of language being deployed by the commission, it will be counter productive, and what we know about our manufacture of our vaccine, it is a collaborative approach. the astrazeneca ip was developed oxford, parts of the supply chain are in
day for some northern and western areas, but with that wet weather has come a of milder air. a pretty mild and muggy night tonight even with some rain at times, still in england and north wales, not much, though. the most persistent rain will be to the north and north west of northern ireland and more especially across the highlands of scotland. could see over a month s worth of rain here in the coming days and that could give some minorflooding. well but look at the temperatures. well above where we should be by day, never mind by night. so it will be a mild start to monday morning. still the rain there in the highlands of scotland pushing its way northwards, turning a bit dry in northern ireland through the day, and brightening up to southern scotland, northern ireland, northern ireland and north wales. but with winds going into a more southerly direction across the southern half of wales, midlands, southern england, it is going to be increasingly sunny. and note the temper
do you think we could get the deal? let us work, let us work. the eu s chief negotiatior michel barnier continues talks in london over a post brexit trade deal but fishing is still a sticking point. and the man behind the mask of darth vader weightlifter turned actor dave prowse has died at the age of 85. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. the foreign secretary, dominic raab, says the government is listening to conservative mps who re unhappy with the latest coronavirus restrictions for england. the revised tier system comes into force next week, replacing the current lockdown. most of england will be in the highest two levels of restrictions. our political correspondent, ellie price, reports. tis the season to be jolly careful, said boris johnson last week. and he needs to be, with a potential rebellion of his own mps unhappy about the proper tier system about the tougher tier system in england, set to start on wednesday. yesterday michael gove warned it wasn t