Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are yasmin alibhai brown, author and journalist, and rachel watson, Deputy Political Editor of the scottish daily mail. Lets bring you up to date with the lets bring you up to papers tomorrows front pages, starting with. Theyve already seen. The guardian says the so called pingdemic in england could last for weeks with isolating staff affecting everything from Bin Collections to Food Supply but the paper also carries an image Ofjapanese Tennis Star Naomi Osaka lighting the olympic flame in tokyo as the games get under way a year behind schedule and without spectators. The Olympics Opening Ceremony also on the front of the telegraph which leads on plans by the Prime Minister to create a government backed Rewards Programme for families who switch to healthier food. The i claims that borisjohnson s Vaccine Honeymoon Period is coming to an end with the paper saying the majority of brits think
The weather. Here is matt taylor. Thank you. Good afternoon. I am sure some of you who had outdoor dining plans and second odds this morning, this was a snowy view shared across some parts of wales and southern england first thing and if it wasn t snowing it was certainly frosty. In western parts of scotland we saw temperatures as low as “9. 4 degrees, the coldest april morning here in the coldest april morning here in the uk since 2013. We won t be 1 million miles off that tonight, gardeners take note, plenty of sunshine at the moment, worth to the sun, i showers developing across eastern areas but the greatest chance of showers will be across the channel islands, northern ireland, wintry in places and look at the temperatures. 0nly single figures for most of us. Into this evening and overnight temperatures will drop away quickly, there will be a bit more cloud and one or two showers in the west, not as cold in parts of western scotland and northern ireland tonight but in the grampi
And we hear from the woman who made history, the first female winner of the grand national. I think it d take some time to properly sink in, but i got a better night s sleep last night than i did the night before, anyway. Good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. It s a big step back to normality for much of the uk today, with the high street reopening in england and wales and some restrictions also relaxed in scotland and northern ireland. So, from today, non essential shops are open again in england, along with pubs and restaurants which can now serve customers outside. Hairdressers, gyms, and swimming pools are also back in business. In wales, shops and some high street services are open, and the ban on travelling to and from england has ended. Northern ireland s stay at home order is lifted, replaced by guidance to stay local. And in scotland, pupils in six council areas have returned to school full time. Well, as many restrictions are eased, the prime minister is warning people to b
Topped 20 million, and many hospitals are still short of oxygen. One week after the murder of police community support officer julia james in kent, locals are asked to light a candle this evening in her memory and the billionaire philanthropists bill and melinda gates have announced they re divorcing, after 27 years of marriage and coming up on the bbc news channel: tournament organisers unanimously agree to postpone the indian premier league following an emergency meeting, amid the ongoing public health emergency in the country. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. Rescue teams in mexico city are battling to reach people trapped in wreckage, after a bridge over a motorway collapsed as a train was travelling on it. Several carriages plunged onto cars below, at 10pm local time. At least 23 people are known to have died, and dozens have been injured. You may find some of the images in will grant s report upsetting. Residents of mexico city are all too accustomed to this sor