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hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are natalie fahy, the editor of the nottingham post, and david bond, who s deputy political editor at the london evening standard. before we get started, let s take a look through all the front pages. no new restrictions for christmas leads the telegraph but warns that new curbs are expected before the new year. the i says borisjohnson is waiting for the latest data from london hospitals before deciding on whether to introduce tighter measures after the festive period. double boost for christmas leads the mail as from tomorrow people in england will be able to cut the self isolation period when they ve positive for covid from ten days to seven. the mirror calls it christmas of cheer and fear as businesses voice concerns despite the £1 billion support package. the times leads on borisjohnson s advice to the public to take a test to see the family this christmas ....
will be frost central and eastern areas in england and in scotland it s down to 9 in the coldest areas so a cold night here in those chilly spots. tomorrow, the area of low pressure i showed you is this area of cloud and rain that will come in and associated with south westerly winds and they will be bringing a smile to airas winds and they will be bringing a smile to air as well as the day goes by. so for wednesday, smile to air as well as the day goes by. so forwednesday, rain smile to air as well as the day goes by. so for wednesday, rain moves on quickly to northern ireland with strengthening winds and the rain pushes north and east through the day and probably some sunny spells for a time across eastern england and the temperatures are coming up across western areas, 8 degrees in belfast and ten in plymouth but remember the frost in deeper scottish valleys, when the rain works in we might see a spell of freezing rain or rain falling onto frozen surfaces and either ....
sense to the person on the streets, why can i go to the pub and rub up against people they are, going to the toilet, loads of people walking back and forth, people having too many drinks and getting too close, but i cannot go to where, where workplaces are taking precautions, desks are spaced at prayer, everyone has to test before they go and commit doesn t make sense. i m not sure where to start with that. it s ridiculous. sure where to start with that. it s ridiculous sure where to start with that. it s ridiculous. . , ,., ., . ridiculous. critics pointed out that eole ridiculous. critics pointed out that peeple can ridiculous. critics pointed out that peeple can still ridiculous. critics pointed out that people can still legally ridiculous. critics pointed out that people can still legally visit - ridiculous. critics pointed out that people can still legally visit the i people can still legally visit the pub, shop or restaurant but people who cross the border ....
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. we rejoined by the broadcaster and psychotherapist, lucy beresford. and joe twyman, director of the polling organisation, deltapoll. welcome to you both. let s take a quick look at tomorrow s front pages. the times says further coronavirus restrictions before christmas are unlikely but tougher measures are expected after. the telegraph calls it confusion at christmas as the cabinet blocks new coronavirus restrictions. the i says the prime minister and the chancellor blocked the introduction of restrictions before christmas. the ft says it was rishi sunak who lead the opposition for any more measures in england at today s marathon cabinet meeting. same story on the front page of the guardian it says the cabinet are split on new restrictions as covid cases rise in the uk. and the sun says hold on to your baubles warning the prime minister could bring in restrictions at any m ....
garden with staff, during the first national lockdown. number 10 says, it was a work meeting . but how are other countries coping with the omicron variant, in the run up to christmas? we ll take a closer look. also this lunchtime. the red cross says its complete carnage, in some coastal areas of the philippines, after typhoon rai kills more than 300 people. warding off a lonely christmas. virtual reality carols, for those unable to go to church. and australia demolish england to go 2 0 up in the ashes. and coming up on the bbc news channel, tottenham are out of the europa conference league after uefa ruled they forfeited their match against rennes. that game was called off following a covid outbreak. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the cabinet is expected to meet in the next hour as the prime minister faces calls to bring in tighter covid restrictions in england to combat the rising numbers of infections, due to the omicron variant. today, the depu ....