Persuading people not to turn it off may prove tricky. rory cellan jones, bbc news, west london. rory will bejoining us here on the sofa just after half eight. so, if you have any questions about the test and trace app, and how it might still be used in the fight against covid, do drop us an email or a tweet. no questions dude daft. to adapt. a daft question is often the best question. let s take a look at this morning s front pages. nearly all of the papers are leading on the announcement by borisjohnson that he plans to scrap most covid rules in england later this month. the telegraph s headline reads, it s now or never , with the paper saying the prime minister suggested that britain might not return to normality if it did not seize the opportunity now. the guardian calls the move a gamble on its front page, and points out that when borisjohnson revokes the covid regulations, he ll be making england the most unrestricted society in europe .
This is really skirting the edge, but i m going to say it s not impeachable. he wants everyone to say that everything was perfect. so while i don t think we re facing conviction votes in significant numbers, maybe one or two, maybe none, i think there is a long road between now and this clean sort of perfect acquittal that trump is hoping for and mcconnell is hoping for, and not a messy process. i think there s a lot out there. i wrote today about the giuliani investigation. i think there s a lot more than do drop, that could make this extremely messy. brings us to joe biden at a fund-raiser in new york tonight, ashley parker. the pool reporter quotes this. no psychiatrist or anyone in the association can talk about the fact that this president has a serious problem. narcissism is a mental deficiency, and it means you cannot tolerate any criticism at
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just as it began. will he stay or will he go? that s the big issue in the birth place of democracy as the greek prime minister, george papandreou and his government faces a crucial confidence vote in parliament later today. the outcome of the vote may have seemed a bit predictable just 24 hours ago. now it seems it s far from certain. after mr. papandreou backed away from a referendum on a debt deal he announced days earlier. all of this comes as leaders of the g20 are gathered. it s sure to be dominated with talk about gross s future and the escalating crisis that s gripping the euro zone. relief surrounding that possible aboutturn on the greek referendum is moving stocks but also the bond markets, because ten-year greek bonds are down just a little bit today, still yielding around 2 %. let s go live to athens where we can join jim bolden. the day is young over there in the greek capital. let s have a quick look at what we could see coming out of greece and this confidence v