we ll have the best of the day s action. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. there are signs of growing frustration across europe as many nations reintroduce lockdown measures to control the coronavirus pandemic. infections are on the rise as a third wave threatens to sweep the continent. delays in the eu vaccine program have not helped. today there were protests in poland, where a new lockdown has come into force, after a sharp rise in cases. there were also angry demonstrations in vienna too, with many frustrated protestors calling for chancellor sebastian kurz to step down. this protest took place in finland, which has more than 70,000 confirmed cases and 800 deaths so far. and german police used pepper spray during clashes in the northern city of kassel another city where demonstrators are angry about covid linked restrictions. germany is battling a sharp rise in infections despite months of strict rules. 0ur berlin correspondent, damian
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are eve pollard, a former fleet street editor and kezia dudale who is a former scottish labour leader and now the director of a research center called john smith centre. welcome back to you both. a few more have come in since we last spoke. the i details what it calls the four steps to freedom as borisjohnson reveals his road map for england to leave lockdown. the metro says lockdown could end on midsummer s day 21stjune a celestial ring of fire annual solar eclipse. an crowd could be filling sports stadiums. the telegraph says 118 days until freedom. the paper reports proposals for a major easing of lock down before easter were dropped after the government was warned by scientists that it could lead to an extra 55,000 deaths. the daily mail says the end is in sight but it is going to take months it asks what are we waiting for? the guardian says in a signal of how different
killed in a mass shooting at a grocery store in the us state of colorado. what has a year of lockdown done to jobs? numbers in the next hour will tell us how restrictions over the bleak midwinter affected employment. but the furlough scheme is still masking what s next. after losing the test and t20 series, can 0wain morgan s side produce a winning finish in india? england s first one day international gets under way in a couple of hours. mastermind theme. the bbcjournalist clive myrie takes over from john humphrys as the new host of mastermind. we ll put him through his paces before 9.00. good morning. cloudier, ecclesia dei ahead today with a bit of rain in the north and west. i will be here with all your weather details throughout the morning. it s tuesday the 23rd of march. our top story. the prince of wales has called for the uk to take a moment today to remember those we have lost to covid on what s being called a national day of reflection. it comes exactly a year
deak conditions at the bottom of this deal. what needs to be going right for all deal. what needs to be going right for all of deal. what needs to be going right for all of this to come into effect. and that s for all of this to come into effect. and that s about the continued success and that s about the continued success of the vaccine program. making success of the vaccine program. making sure that the vaccines are having making sure that the vaccines are having a making sure that the vaccines are having a dramatic effect and a number having a dramatic effect and a number of people admitted to hospital. that they are reducing mortality hospital. that they are reducing mortality. that there are no new variants mortality. that there are no new variants of mortality. that there are no new variants of covid which will somehow -et variants of covid which will somehow get the variants of covid which will somehow get the vaccination scheme. it s quite get