further into the article, there are other measures that are also being considered, the resumption of mass squaring considered, the resumption of mass squaring and class suspension, that sort of squaring and class suspension, that sort of thing. i suppose with schools. sort of thing. i suppose with schools, you know, you have to take quite schools, you know, you have to take quite quick schools, you know, you have to take quite quick action to stop it spreading through the entire school year or spreading through the entire school year or classrooms quite quickly. i understand year or classrooms quite quickly. i understand why you can see there is the case understand why you can see there is the case for understand why you can see there is the case for trying to find a way to contain the case for trying to find a way to contain things quickly in schools, but outdoor lessons in britain really but outdoor lessons in britain really don t seem to be the answer. co
hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are grace blakeley, political commentator and columnist, and sam lister, deputy political editor of the daily express. tomorrow s front pages. let s start with the metro the prime minister and the foreign secretary come under attack from mps on all sides over their handling of the crisis in afghanistan during an emergency debate in the house of commons. the guardian says that the prime minister faced a wall of fury from the conservative party, with more than 30 tory mps speaking against the government, and only a handful voicing support for its actions. according to the mail, the foreign secretary failed to make a crucial phone call while on holiday to seek urgent help airliting translators out of afghanistan. in the the telegraph, mps and the head of the armed forces unite to biden administration over afghanistan, fuelling concerns about the uk us special relationship. and in th
there s been no doubt in my mind that 0magh was a preventable atrocity, but nobody wanted to hear that message, not the irish government, not the british government. thousands of workers in the food supply chain in england no longer need to isolate if pinged by the covid app as long as they test negative. several trainlines are reducing their services as hundreds of staff are asked to isolate to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus. and at 5:45pm, mark kermode is here with the film review, taking a look at new releases including the world to come and off the rails. it s one year late and has been beset by problems, but the olympics are officially under way in toyko. the opening ceremony injapan s national stadium ended with the lighting of the olympic cauldron. the 3.5 hour long spectacle has been described as sombre , reflecting the mood of a nation which is having to host the biggest sporting event in the world during a pandemic. just 22 of team gb s 375 strong squad
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