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hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are former pensions minister, baroness ros altmann and jason beattie, assistant editor of the daily mirror. they are already up to date with the front pages and are raring to go. let s bring you up to date with what we have so far. the telegraph leads on the resignation of the education recovery commissioner sir kevan collins, who s quit in protest over the government s pared down plans to help pupils catch up on their lost learning. the resignation of sir kevan collins is also on the front page of the mirror it carries a picture of the prime minister with children in the garden of number ten earlier today. the independent reports on the prime minister s comment that lifting all lockdown restrictions on 21 june is threatened by ambiguous data. according to the daily mail foreign holidays could be under threat because minister are worried about a new covid variant, thou ....
general election, the overnight results suggest there is little indication of a fightback. yesterday, the people of hartlepool choose yesterday, the people of hartlepool chose a new member of parliament in a by election, and for the first time since the 1960s, they chose a conservative. in fact, it was a thumping win for the conservatives by nearly 7,000 votes, a 16% swing, and a heavy blow to labour s hopes of revival in the north east of england. the conservatives said it was because borisjohnson had delivered on brexit, while labour said it underlined the need for the party to change more to win back its former supporters. but here in scotland, the very future of the uk is at stake. will the snp either with or without other pro independence parties be able to claim a mandate for a second independence referendum, one that borisjohnson insists he will oppose? from the bbc s headquarters at pacific quay in glasgow, david wallace lockhart will be analysing the most impor ....
i speak with three people who dared to follow their dream. they hadn t done it, for nearly half a century but finally sheffield united, have won at old trafford in one of the biggest shocks of the premier league season. and double olympic rowing champion helen glover tells breakfast about her return to the sport. today once again a band of heavy rain and hillsnow today once again a band of heavy rain and hill snow pushing northwards and eastwards. in a northern scotland some sunshine, but cold. behind that for southern england and wales, it will brighten up, and it s going to be very mild for the time of year. all the details later in the programme. good morning. it s thursday the 28th of january. our top story. it will be at least another five weeks of lockdown for england, after borisjohnson said schools will not re open fully to all pupils until the 8th of march at the earliest. the prime minister says he ll outline at the end of february how the latest restrictions might ....
and that they were lied to. we re expecting a news conference in downing street on extra covid measures for england. we lljoin that as and when it happens. also tonight on this extended edition of the bbc news at six. pfizer biontech announce that three doses of their vaccine can neutralise the new omicron variant of the virus. and a terrible start for england on the first day of the first ashes test in brisbane. welcome to the bbc news at six, which comes today from salford in greater manchester. borisjohnson has faced more calls for his resignation today, following the emergence of a video which has caused shockwaves at westminster and much further afield. the video showed his staff joking about a christmas party last december, during the strict lockdown, when many families were unable to visit loved ones. allegra stratton, the aide seen laughing on the video, has resigned this afternoon. boris johnson apologised for the video but repeated his claim that no party had ....