hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are james moore, chief business commentator at the independent and sam lister, deputy political editor at the daily express. let s take a look at tomorrow s front pages, starting with. most of the papers lead on the queen s first public remarks on covid vaccination including the telegraph. it reports that the queen told senior officers overseeing the delivery of the vaccine across all four uk nations that people who refuse the vaccine should think of other people. the metro picks the story for its lead too. it quotes the queen saying that the injection was harmless and her remarks about how quickly the rollout had happend. the mail also has the story on its front page: describing it as an astonishing intervention aside from the queen, the mirror s front page features music mogul simon cowell on his recovery from back surgery. a photo of lady gaga dominates a number of papers i
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kezia dugdale who is the director ofjohn smith centre, glasgow university & former scottish labour leader and lucy fisher who is the deputy political editor at the telegraph. the telegraph leads on calls from some of the prime minister s own mps for him to resign in the wake of the downing street lockdown drinks party it was the paymaster general michael ellis, pictured on the front page, who was put forward by the government to mop up labour s urgent question over the affair. mounting pressure on borisjohnson from tory mps to come clean over whether he was at that event in may 2020 is the headline for the guardian. a similar warning on the front of the times say sorry, or doom us all , ministers tell borisjohnson. the i has been speaking to some mps who believe there will be further revelations about downing street lockdown law breaking. the ft looks ahead to tomorrow s sh
where doctors transplant a genetically modified pig s heart, into a human patient. and he is back and fresher than ever, three decades after he first left west philadelphia, the fresh prince of bel air returns. good evening and welcome to bbc news. there is mounting pressure on the prime minister to explain why a party took place in the downing street garden in may 2020 during the first covid lockdown. around 100 people were invited by email by one of the prime minister s senior staff. it s understood around 30 people attended the gathering; eye witnesses have said the prime minister and his wife were among them. labour has called on borisjohnson to come clean about what happened. the police say they have contacted downing street over the issue. at the time of the party in may 2020 across the uk people could only leave home for work, exercise or essential supplies. you could only meet one person from another household outside and that had to be socially distanced. schoo
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