hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the mirror columnist susie boniface and the editor of the sunday express, michael booker. have they no respect? reads the front page of tomorrow s daily mail as prince harry and meghan markle are stripped of their royal patronages, the paper reports on the sussexes response to buckingham palace the couple insisting they will still live a life of service outside of the royal family. on the mirror, no way back for the couple. the paper says the queen is saddened by their decision to quit the royal family for what the paper calls a megabucks life in the states but she insists they remain much loved members of the family . the times describes harry and meghan as hitting back at the statement from buckingham palace about their permanent depature from royal duties in their own statement the couple said that service is universal . meanwhile, the i is taking a look
asked for testing and ppe, and to get family members in. it hasjust not been done and now dangled at the end of the year and so you might be able to list people being offered people of my age being offered vaccines when there are people in care homes who have not had their second dose yet. they should get that second dose, they should be made as safe as they possibly can be before the government starts rolling out vaccines to people who are really not anywhere near as vulnerable to more anywhere near close to falling apart psychologically or physically as people in care homes are. the need to get their second dose offering them a chance to have one person to see them after a year is an absolute abomination i right in thinking you have been offered dose the first dose? no, iwrote have been offered dose the first dose? no, i wrote a column saying that i could in theory be on the front to my gp demanding one, because i have epilepsy, but it s very mild and i don t feel any parti
antonio gutteres has expressed great concern over rising political tension in myanmar. the armed forces are contesting the results of the election last november, which was overwhelmingly won by the ruling national league at 10:00, sophie raworth will be here with a full round up of the days news. first do black lives matter in brazil? in the first half of 2020, more people were killed by the police in rio dejaniero state than in the whole of america. 75% were black brazilians, many of whom were just teenagers. we must give a strong warning that this programme contains graphic violence and very distressing images, from the outset. sirens wail. they chant. the police stand accused of inflicting brutal violence. most often seen to be hurt are young black men. they chant. police brutality here is often horrific to watch. shocking violence causing terror and fear every day. but given how often it happens, there are no mass protests, no backlash in the media, nojustice. in the
the big silicon valley tech companies had a hugely successful 2020, prompting more questions about their overwhelming dominance in financial and business terms. from san francisco, james clayton reports. there have been winners and losers from this pandemic, and some of the biggest winners are also some of the richest companies in the world, based around san francisco. take here at apple, last week, the company posted record quarterly sales of more than £80 billion. at that rate, during this 2.5 minute news report, apple will have done $1.5 million worth of sales. big tech has had an astonishingly profitable pandemic. we all turned to technology more during the pandemic. it s as simple as that. we were doing more things online than ever before, from gaming to shopping, to seeing our doctor, you know, they re not charities. laughter you know, they are making money out of, you know, what they re enabling. but some believe that making so much money at a time of economic hardshi
translation: ten years ago, i was awarded my first ballon d or here in paris. i remember i came with my three brothers. i came with my three brothers. i was 22 years old and everything that was happening to me, it was unthinkable. now, ten years later, i have received the sixth one in a totally different and special moment in my personal life, with my wife and my three sons. while megan rapinoe won the women s award in a year that saw her claim a second fifa women s world cup with the usa as they hoisted the trophy aloft in france. the 34 year old co captain of her country is also known for being an activist and an advocate for numerous lgbt organisations. i mean, like, i can t believe i m actually the one winning it in this field. it s been such an incredible year and women s football is lucky to have every single one of these amazing players every year. and it pushes us and pushes me to be the best player that i can. in germany, the bundesliga table might seem unfamiliar to