With overnight lows perhaps staying into mid teens for some. It will be a quiet start to tuesday, but once again, a rather grey and gloomy one. The high pressure keeping things very quiet, but again, that breeze just coming in off the north sea, and a few more isobars, so the breeze picking up, and the cloud will continue to sit across the country for much of the day. Favoured spots for any brighter, sunnier spells perhaps into northern ireland and western fringes of scotland once again, but those temperatures are going to be a little bit more subdued. Again, we re looking at maybe around 15 19 celsius at the very best. Wednesday is the beginning of september. The high pressure is still with us, little in the way of significant change to the weather story. So, i suppose the good news is you will be able to plan ahead. There s going to be a lot of dry weather to look out for. And maybe on wednesday, more sunshine coming through scotland, northern england and northern ireland. Top temper
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are benedicte paviot from france 2a and graeme brown from the birmingham mail. Hello again, both. The i leads on british troops arriving back in the uk after being deployed to help the afghan evacuation effort. The paper says dominic raab has been accused of leaving behind at least 1,000 more afghans who could have been saved. The telegraph shows a picture of president biden paying his respects to us servicemen who lost their lives in this week s terrorist attack in afghanistan. The paper says afghan special forces personnel could become a new specialist regiment of the army. The expressed reports on borisjohnson telling the families of the a57 british service personnel who died in afghanistan that their suffering was not in vain. Sticking with afghanistan, the ft covers the news that the us says a drone strike foiled fresh attack on the kabul airlift as the deadline nears. Expanding on that st
Unemployed footballer on the wrong side of 30 seeks new club. We ll take a look at tomorrow s papers to see where barcelona s lionel messi may end up. That and other stories with our reviewers, benedicte paviot from france 2a and matt dathan from the times. Tomorrow s front pages. The guardian reports that the government is being forced to fund hundreds of extra university places on medical courses because too many students have qualified due to grade inflation. The daily telegraph adds that universities are turning to entrance exams because they can no longer rely on a levels to find the brightest students. The i reports on the government s plans to deploy vaccine buses and use influencers to encourage teenagers to take up jabs. The financial times writes that the bank of england is to start looking at potential interest rate rises to tackle inflation. The daily mail is reporting that climate tzar alok sharma flew to 30 countries in the last seven months including six on the red l
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are benedicte paviot from france 2a and matt dathan from the times. Tomorrow s front pages. The guardian reports that britain s live events sector has finally been promised a covid cancellation insurance scheme but that the announcement comes too late for many festivals and events that have already been cancelled. The daily telegraph writes that universities are turning to entrance exams because they can no longer rely on a levels to find the brightest students. The i reports on the government s plans to deploy vaccine buses and use influencers to encourage teenagers to take upjabs. The times adds that young people will be told to get a coronavirus vaccine or miss out on fun as ministers employ veiled threats to boost waning take up rates. The financial times writes that the bank of england is to start looking at potential interest rate rises to tackle inflation. The daily mail is repor
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are benedicte paviot, a uk correspondent for france 2a and john stapleton, journalist and broadcaster. Just before we look at the first editions, some news about a regular contributor to the papers. Dawn foster sadly has died. We wanted in opportunity to pay tribute to those of you who it missed the previous hour to don. She was a great contributor, she dealt with her illness, never let it get in the way of telling the story and we wanted herfamily way of telling the story and we wanted her family and friends to know that we are thinking of them at this very sad time. Let s move onto the front pages. Let s move onto the front pages. More than half a million people have been told to self isolate in a single week by the nhs covid app. The mirror says the pingdemic could lead to the temporary closure of factories and the economy grinding to a halt ahead of the ending of most restrictions on mond