make their own choices without the royal family. at ten o clock, sophie raworth will be here with a full round up of the day s news. first, it s the media show with amol rajan. hello. there is an almighty ruckus going on in holyrood. it s salmond versus sturgeon for the future of scottish nationalism, perhaps scotland and maybe even the united kingdom itself. but this is a story that london based journalists seem to be finding hard to follow. columnists are proclaiming their confusion, news networks are mislabeling prominent scottish politicians. is british media just too westminster obsessed to cover truly national politics properly? and also this week, bbc three is returning as a tv channel yes, a tv channel six years after it went online only. is this a clever ploy by the bbc and bbc television to win back precious younger viewers or a desperate attempt to compete with those streaming giants we may have mentioned one or two times on this show? let me introduce you to o
hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are anna mikhailova, deputy political editor and columnist at the mail on sunday and jonathan walker, political editor of the birmingham post and mail. welcome to you both. our front pages, the pm pouring water on the prospect of a trade deal is the is top story. the same story in the i s top story. the same story in the guardian. along with a picture of borisjohnson and kamala harris. the times has this story. the telegraph leads on france potentially giving up its seat on the un security council to be replaced with the eu, in a push for european military integration. the battle to get a gp appointment is the metro row focus. it says one patient called 673 times to be told there were no slots available. testify 36 the ft says the international energy agency has urged russia to send more gas to europe to help alleviate the energy crisis. so an interesting picked bag. we will begi
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also aiming for a record fourth christmas number one in a row in the uk charts ladbaby teams up with eltonjohn and ed sheeran. ijust said to them, if you are up for it, like, me and elton would love to join in with your one and help in any we can. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. people with covid in england can now stop self isolating after a week following two negative lateral flow tests effectively opening up christmas for thousands. the health secretary says it s to ease disruption to people s lives, and comes after the prime minister ruled out imposing further covid restrictions in england, before christmas. it comes as leaders across the world resinstate coronavirus restrictions as the new omicron variant continues to spread. so, from today, in england, self isolation for those who have tested positive will be cut from 10 days to 7 days as long as they receive negative lateral flow test results on day 6 and 7 of their isolation