Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are author and journalist shyama perera and iain anderson, executive chairman of cicero. Tomorrow s front pages, let s bring you up to date with them. The i leads on the warning from the prime minister that britons won t be able to expect restriction free holidays abroad until next year. It quotes borisjohnson saying that it will be a difficult year for travel. The metro focuses on the isolating football players on the scotland and england teams, with two more england players having to isolate away from the rest of the team today. The telegraph has an interview with the lord chiefjustice, saying that the covid pandemic has led to deeply damaging delays in the justice system and suggesting juries should be made smaller to help clear the backlog in cases. The mail focuses on the social care sector, with campaigners accusing the prime minister of cowardice after he cancelled a meeting with the cha
Welcome to world news america in the uk on pbs and around the globe. The bbc has been investigating the plight of thousands of children believed to have been separated from their parents as a result of china s treatment of its uyghur population. Both the uk and the us have accused china of violating human rights as reports emerged of uyghurs being forced into internment camps, women being sterilised and the use of forced labour. China has denied that uyghur families are being deliberately divided. For the past two years, the bbc has made repeated requests to help track down the missing children, but the chinese authorities have failed to respond. Reporting from taiwan here s our china correspondentjon sudworth. These mothers are marching for their missing children back home in xinjiang. Walking almost 300 miles across turkey where they now live to highlight the years of silence from china. I want them to let me see them, kalbina tells me. In this information age, why can t i contact
Positive for coronavirus. Also coming up how a ruling by the us supreme court on the rights of student athletes could shake up the billion dollar college sports industry. Hello and welcome. The bbc has been investigating the plight of thousands of children believed to have been separated from their parents as a result of china s treatment of its uyghur population. Both the uk and the us have accused china of violating human rights as reports emerged of uyghurs being forced into internment camps, women being sterilised and the use of forced labour. China has denied that uyghur families are being deliberately divided. For the past two years the bbc has made repeated requests to help track down the missing children, but the chinese authorities have failed to respond. Reporting from taiwan here s our china correspondentjon sudworth these mothers are marching for their missing children back home in xinjiang. Walking almost 300 miles across turkey where they now live to highlight the yea
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are author and journalist shyama perera and iain anderson, executive chairman of cicero. Thank you, both, for coming back. I obviously did not insult you too much last time, but i am going to ask you about that kitchen table, shyama. But before we do that, a look at the front pages. British holiday makers who have had both covid jabs could enjoy more quarantine free travel from august that s the front page of the times, which says ministers are set to announce an overhaul of travel restrictions this thursday. A different outlook on travel from the i, which leads on the warning from the prime minister that britons won t be able to expect restriction free holidays abroad until next year. It quotes him saying that it will be a difficult year for travel. The telegraph has an interview with the lord chiefjustice, saying that the covid pandemic has led to deeply damaging delays in the justice syste
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