had been taken sooner. but the report does praise the uk vaccination programme as highly successful and effective. also tonight. as companies look for workers, confirmation that the number ofjob vacancies in the uk is the highest for 20 years. a vision of the future for many more areas as the environment agency warns the uk is not ready for the impact of climate change. and in tonight s football. england draw with hungary but the match is marred as visiting supporters clashed with police. coming up in the sport, scotland continue their quest for world cup qualification as they take on the faroe islands. good evening. the decision by borisjohnson s government to delay the first covid lockdown was a serious error and part of one of the biggest public health failures in the history of the united kingdom. that s one of the stark conclusions of a report by two parliamentary committees at westminster. the mps say the delay in introducing a lockdown last year cost thousands of l
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster david davies and rachel watson, deputy political editor at the scottish daily mail. tomorrow s front pages starting with. the telegraph leads with brexit, saying that the eu is promising a new deal over northern ireland trade but won t strip europeanjudges of their role in the province. the i splashes on congestion at felixstowe, saying supply chain delays have caused a build up of containers threatening deliveries in time for christmas. the ft s also features felixstowe with a striking picture of containers piled high. but its main story is a warning by the imf that the uk s economic recovery from covid will lag behind that of other g7 nations. the metro leads with the covid response report saying cabinet office minister steve barclay refused 20 times to apologise for government pandemic mistakes. the northern ireland trade story also makes the lead in the guardia
a heavy price. a grisly conclusion to a story that captivated the world. a coroner has confirmed that gabby petito died from strangulation. herformer boyfriend is still missing. finally free an elk that s been living for two years with a car tyre stuck around its neck has it removed by rescuers. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it s newsday. it s newsday. it s six in the morning in singapore, and ”pm in london where an inquiry by members of parliament said the uk government s initial response to the covid pandemic was one of the worst ever public health failures in the country s history. it says both ministers and scientists waited too long to bring in lockdowns last year, costing many lives. the report also pointed out that the authorities claimed to have studied and then rejected the south korean approach but could provide no evidence for this. a failure to draw on international expertise also came in for particular criticism. our health editor, hugh p
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster david davies and rachel watson, deputy political editor at the scottish daily mail. let me bring you up to did with the front pages we have so far this evening. up to date. the metro leads on the commons joint select committees report into the covid response, and it cites an interview in which cabinet office minister steve barclay refused 20 times to apologise for pandemic mistakes. the telegraph says the eu is to offer a new brexit deal on northern ireland trade, making concessions over checks on british goods. that story is also the lead in the guardian, which reports that the eu is offering an olive branch despite french concerns about the move. the i newspaper splashes on congestion at felixstowe, saying supply chain issues have caused a build up of containers, threatening christmas deliveries. there s a striking picture of that situation on the ft front page
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