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To what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are parliamentaryjournalist Tony Grew and Journalist And Broadcaster caroline frost. Happy to see you both. Tomorrows front pages, starting with. Starmer s Leadership In Crisis is the guardians front page as the Labour Leader reshuffles his top team. The paper says a plan to demote Angela Rayner was derailed and led to hours of negotiations. Same story on The Front Page of the i, which reports Anneliese Dodds is being replaced by Rachel Reeves as Shadow Chancellor and Nick Brown has been sacked as Chief Whip. But the former Leaderjeremy Corbyn warns that a Reshuffle Wont save The Party. Thats the main story for the online independent newspaper. Some good news for labour on the front of the Yorkshire Post as Tracy Brabin celebrates becoming the first West Yorkshire Metro Mayor. But her victory will mean a By Election in batley and spen. Darling hugs of may is the headline on tomorrows metro, which reports the Prime Minister will t
MayorChief-whipDemote-angela-raynerRoleTracy-brabinBy-electionWestminsterSeatWest-yorkshireLabourSpenBatley shetland on slightly dry land we ve had some lying snow, falling snow, drifting snow, blizzard like conditions with brisk northerly winds. this was the scene yesterday, believe it or not it s even worse here today and there is an amber weather warning and force for snow. but for most of us this has been the picture, lots of blue sky, weak, wintry sunshine and the coldest night of the winter so far across england, wales and northern ireland. we are staying in the cold out today and tomorrow and then it tends a lot milder with as we head through the weekend. careful what you wish for, it s also going to be very wet and particularly windy especially on sunday, already weather warnings in force. now, this is the radar picture from earlier on today. you can see the snow showers piling into north western areas of scotland, also some snow showers ford north facing coast but as the wind turns westerly these are likely to fade away. some snow showers through northern ireland and west
Hasn-tSwanAnywhereMostBbc-newsBeluga-whaleCold-weatherUsAren-tRomanceMirror-imageHome yet now, especially in europe and the western world, it feels as though the disease has passed us, even though it actually hasn t. it s as though we couldn t take all the restrictions it brought any more. life has opened up and only a minority of people are wearing masks now. in china, by contrast, the epidemic still dominates everything. i talked to fergus walsh, the bbc s medical editor, about the world s experience of this modern day plague. covid is going to be with us for years and years to come. and there was a lot of talk right at the beginning about herd immunity the idea that we d all get it once and then that would be it. well, now you can get omicron, the latest variant of concern, and you can get that again and again. so it s going to be, in a way, a little bit like flu and vaccines will be our best protection against it. they have been the extraordinary success story of this pandemic. i think the fastest ever developed vaccine was. took four years to develop an
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