Stay in government? also tonight. A post brexit fishing row with france escalates. Two royal navy patrol boats are being sent tojersey to monitor the situation. Stepping up protection some 18 year olds in wales get their firstjab, as plans for boosters vaccines across the uk are revealed in case of a third wave of coronavirus. Freely available. Most 16 and 17 year olds have seen porn recently, mostly online, says new research. Now, a legal challenge to tighten up the law. And an english champions league final ahead, as chelsea make it through to face manchester city. And coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel: chelsea s men may be on the champions league stage, but the women s team are on the verge of retaining the wsl title. Good evening. Up to a0 million people in great britain go to the polls tomorrow on what s being called super thursday. Ballots will be cast for the scottish and welsh parliaments and thousands of english council seats, in the biggest local and devolved
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the chief political correspondent at the daily telegraph, christopher hope, and the times radio presenter and evening standard columnist, ayesha hazarika. Tomorrow s front pages starting with. The metro covers those royal navy ships, which have been sent to jersey tonight after french fishermen threatened a blockade over post brexit fishing rights. The mail is keen to mention the weaponary on the vessels, saying they re armed with cannons and machine guns. Same lead for the guardian which says the deployment is precautionary. That s also a photo gordon brown campaigning for labour in scotland. Similar look to the telegraph, which says the government is keen to de escalate tensions. They opt for an image of borisjohnson cycling in the west midlands. The financial times has a picture of nicola sturgeon on the campaign trail but leads on archegos capital filing for bankruptcy. New plans
That s it, manchester city have reached the summit. A masterful victory for manchester city, already on the brink of a third premier league title in four seasons, they can look forward to a first european final in 51 years. If chelsea can overcome real madrid tomorrow, it will be an all english affair in istanbul later this month. Winning the champions league was the dream, the aim of the club s abu dhabi owners when they took over. Now 13 years and £1 billion of investment later, they are finally going to get the chance. That s it. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the chief political correspondent at the daily mail, harriet line and broadcaster and author, john kampfner. Tomorrow s front pages starting with. The ft carries a picture of the collapsed metro overpass in mexico city which has killed at least 23 people questions are mounting over the structural integrity of the bridge. The telegraph leads on calls to dr
methane is second only to carbon dioxide when it comes to driving climate change, and the assessment shows that to put the world on a path that is consistent with the paris agreement target of the 1.5 degrees, methane emissions must be reduced by 45% by 2030. the report says the fossil fuel industry has the greatest potential to cut methane emissions cheaply by plugging leaks at oil and gas wells and at coal mines. but we can all do our bit to help. we can cut back on red meat and dairy, and if you get a compost collection, do always put your organic waste in it, because it s much easier for emissions to be controlled that way. and technology can help a new network of high resolution satellites has been laucnhed that can spot methane emissions. like the methane plume from this rubbish dump in the indonesian capital, jakarta. it s spewing methane equivalent to the c02 from 750,000 cars. and methane is also linked to air pollution that causes tens of thousands of deaths a yea
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are social commentator, joanna jarjue, and political commentator and non resident fellow at new york university, faiza shaheen. hello again to both of you. let s take a look at some of tomorrow s front pages starting with. the metro its front page is dominated by the the post brexit fishing row and the protest by french fishermen in jersey s territorial waters. the daily mail describes the decision by french fishermen to return to their ports as the grand surrender . that s what you call a bounce back , the express leads with the bank of england s forecast that the uk economy is set to grow at its fastest rate in more than 70 years. it s the lead for the times too with the bank predicting what would be the strongest year of economic growth since the aftermath of the second world war. the telegraph says that the pm is to announce next week that secondary school students won