Thousands of pro palestinian protesters marched to the gates of the israeli embassy. Wreath laying services have been held across the uk and Around The World to mark the centenary of the royal british legion. Leicester city lift the Fa Cup for the first time as youri tieleman s stunning long Range Goal earned the Foxes Victory over chelsea at wembley. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are geraldine scott, the Westminster Correspondent at the Yorkshire Post and conservative commentator, tim montgomerie. Tomorrows front pages. Borisjohnson is under pressure to reconsider Mondays Relaxation of coronavirus restrictions due to the indian variant, says the observer. But the Sunday Express says the Prime Minister cannot afford to panic , with mps and business urging him to stick to the roadmap. The Sunday Telegraph says that the government wants to vaccinate as many as A Million people a day in order to beat the variant, and save
early new data shows that the vaccines are significantly reducing the number of people being admitted to hospital and dying. there will be a long wait for cafes, pubs and restaurants, not expected to open fully to customers indoors until may. and disappointment for tourism businesses and holiday makers as in england we won t be allowed to stay away from home until after easter. whilst its great we ve got a date to work to, the 12th april, it s very disappointing that we re going to miss easter for the second year in a row. that s a challenge for us. and coming up in sport on bbc news, could we have fans back at wembley in time for the climax of the european championship? we ll be looking at the government s road map for sport. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the prime minister has set out his roadmap for the gradual lifting of lockdown in england, starting march the 8th and aiming for a final lifting of all restrictions by the 21st ofjune. but each stage will
of carrying vaccine passports, at home and abroad. also tonight. the first analysis in the uk of how effective the vaccines are in reality for all ages, shows extremely positive results. the former first minister of scotland, alex salmond, accuses his successor and former colleague, nicola sturgeon, of a malicious and concerted attempt to smear him . and, we look at the remarkable images of nasa s rover landing on mars, searching for signs of past life. and coming up in sport on bbc news: could we have fans back at wembley in time for the climax of the european championship? we ll be looking at the government s road map for sport. good evening. borisjohnson has unveiled his so called roadmap for the gradual lifting of the lockdown in england, a process that starts on march the 8th. wales, scotland and northern ireland have their own separate arrangements. in england, if all conditions are met, the restrictions will all disappear by the 21st ofjune. the prime minister said