Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are lizzy burden, Economics Reporterfor Bloomberg geraldine scott, political correspondent at the press association. Welcome back to you both. Tomorrows front pages, starting with. The metro which focuses on the impact isolations are having on supermarket which it illustrates with empty shelves and staff are caught up in the ping dammit. On the same reports the warnings to the Prime Minister that there are 48 hours to resolve the pangs of problems or face empty shelves. Supermarkets apologise for empty shelves, thats on the front of the times, it says tesco, sainsbury S And Waitrose all report problems. And business chiefs calls for Store Workers to be included on the Isolation Exemption List are on the front of the telegraph. Supermarket shelves laid bare is also the front of the mail. It reports 1. 7 million workers are thought to be in quarantine. The same story is on the cover of a mirr
A remote part of Eastern IndIa to fInd out how theyve vaccInated 80 of adults, way above the natIonal average. Only 2a hours to go before the OlympIcs OpenIng Ceremony and the show s dIrector has been sacked. And were lIve In scarborough as part of a serIes of reports about lIfe In Coastal BrItaIn lookIng at the challenges and opportunItIes In seasIde towns. Good Afternoon And Welcome to Bbc News. RetaIlers are callIng on the government to make Food Workers whove had both doses of a vaccIne, exempt from the Self IsolatIon rules whIch they say are makIng It IncreasIngly dIffIcult for some shops to keep theIr shelves stocked. Almost 620,000 people receIved a Contact TracIng alert In the last week. The government has saId the IsolatIon Rules wIll be relaxed for only a very small number of crItIcal workers, before wIder changes In england next month. Theo leggett reports. Empty shelves In supermarkets, retaIlers are warnIng that too many staff are In IsolatIon after beIng contacted by Nhs
With me are lizzy burden, Economics Reporterfor Bloomberg geraldine scott, political correspondent at the press association. Tomorrows front pages, starting with. A global boom for the private Equity Industry leads on the front of the ft as it reports on the soaring shares of bridgepoint advisors. Reports on the soaring shares meanwhile, the metro focuses on the impact Self Isolations are having on superarkets which it illustrates with empty shelves as stocks as staff are caught up in the pingdemic. On the same story, the sun reports supermarkets warnings to the Prime Minister that theres 48 hours left to resolve the pings or face empty shelves. And business chiefs calls for Store Workers to be included on the Isolation Exemption List lead on the front of the telegraph, as It Also leads on strains on supermarkets. Supermarket shelves laid bare is also the front of the mail it reports 1. 7 million workers are thought to be in quarantine. The mirror also reflects the same story on its f
of western scotland, northern ireland, some in north west england and we have this band of wet weather in wales, the south west of england, some snow mixing in over higher ground and that is likely to push further north than these graphics suggest this afternoon to parts of the midlands, london, even into parts of essex in the afternoon. really chilly, 4 7 , but showers further north will become fewer and further north will become fewer and further between but as things get cold this evening, ice could be a significant problem. however, things will then change again in the early hours because we have cloud and outbreaks of rain, briefly some snow on the leading edge but cloud and rain ushers in some milder air. belfast at 8 degrees, plymouth at 10 degrees by the end of the night, a much milder start to saturday morning as this system works through with the milder air tied in with cloud and our bags of heavy rain. noticed this wedge of milder air between those two fronts. a di
bairstow hits a sentry as england finds some salvation in sydney to end date three of the fourth ashes test, truly austria by 158 runs and following on from novak djokovic s struggles, another player falls out. i checked tennis player has had her visa cancelled after entering a country on a medical exist and we had the camera to look ahead to the first major football tournament of the year with the africa cup of nations kicking off sunday and that is all on sunday sports day and now it s time for the the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week s cinema releases is anna smith. we will come to you, not to see you again it will have you been watching? i have a film set in one night over a little restaurant called boiling point an starring stephen graham. then we go for a slice of liquorice pizza by paul thomas anderson and finally a film starring benedict cumberbatch called the electrical life of louis wain. tell us about b