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hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster daisy mcandrew and rosamund urwin, media editor for the sunday times. let s take a look at some of tomorrow s front pages already in, starting with. the independent which leads tributes to the hollywood actor, sidney poitier, the first black man to win a best actor oscar, who died at the age of 94. it also reports how the government has been accused to trying to subvert the justice system as the attorney general announces she may refer the colston statue case to the court of appeal. the i leads with what it describes as an nhs exodus of staff after it reports record numbers left the health service last year. turning to the telegraph thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation says fourth jabs won t be neccesary, it reports as evidence grows of the omicron variant being milder. and the mirror reports that double vaxxed brits are rushing to book th ....
the government is to try to make developers pay billions to help fix the cladding crisis. and the hopeful new cancer treatment that reprogrammes immune systems to fight disease. and coming up in sport on the bbc news channel, the first of the fa cup third round ties, as manchester city look to avoid a slip up at league two swindon town. good evening. the independent panel that advises the government on vaccines says it believes a fourth dose won t be needed for the moment to protect against severe covid disease. the uk health security agency believes the evidence suggests third jabs or boosters do continue to provide high protection. the news comes after a sharp rise in staff absences at nhs hospitals in england because of health workers contracting covid. the government says the nhs faces a rocky next few weeks. here s our health editor, hugh pym. as the booster roll out continued here in redcar, there was more positive news about its impact. a new study shows that, af ....
to meet vaccine entry requirements. and this letter had no surname or address on the envelope just a short biography. but amazingly, it made it to the right person. very warm welcome to you. one of the best black hollywood actors of the past century, the award winning actor sidney poitier, whose groundbreaking films in the 1950s and 60s shone a light on racism and social prejudice, has died. he was 94. he was the first black man to win an oscar for best actor, and his success paved the way for generations of other black artists. his films, including in the heat of the night and guess who s coming to dinner, reflected an america struggling with issues of racism and prejudice, at the height of the civil rights movement. his impact ultimately, transcended the silver screen. our correspondent lizo mazimba looks back on the life, of a hollywood icon. # in the heat of the night. sidney poitier s virgil tibbs, a man of authority. i m a police officer. ..intelligence and a s ....
in prison. the big question today, will the judge decide whether or not the men will have the possibility of parole. we also expect to hear from ahmaud arbery s mother during the hearing with a victim impact statement. she spoke with cnn earlier this morning. ahmaud didn t get a chance to live. so with that being said, travis should not get a chance to live as a free man. travis should go to prison for life without parole, and that being said, he should remain in prison forever. let s go to our national correspondent dianne gallagher on the scene for us in brunswick, georgia, for us this morning. set the scene for us. what do we expect? reporter: well, wolf, as things get under way inside that courtroom here, we expect for it to be a day of hearing statements, both from the defense and from the state. wanda cooper jones, the mother of ahmaud arbery, is expected to speak. she s going to give that victim impact statement to the court. we think we ll be hearing from ....
clear they believe his killers should serve the full sentence with no chance for proehl. ahm awe d is my brother, and would i like to tell him a little bit about him. you a maude had dark skin that glisened in the sunlight like gold and he had thick curly hair and would often like to twist it. he enjoyed running and had an appreciation for being outdoors. these are the qualities that made these men assume that you a maude was a dangerous criminal and chase him with guns drawn. to me those qualities reflect a young man full of life and energy who look like me and the people i love. not only did they lynch my son in broad daylight but they killed him while he was doing what he loved more than anything, running. that s when he felt most alive, most free, and they took all that from him, and when i close my eyes i see his execution in my mind. and your honor, we loved him back. he was messy. he sometimes refused to wear socks or take good care of his good clothing. i ....