Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the chief business commentatorfor the independent, james moore and the comment features editor at city am, rachel cunliffe. Tomorrows front pages, starting with. Weve starting with. Got weve starting with. Got a developing story once again weve got a developing story once again tonight. Lets bring you up to date with the papers we do have. According to the Daily Telegraph Dominic Cummings is at the beginning of the end of his time in downing street after he and a close ally lost a bitter power struggle. The guardian says conservative mps are warning borisjohnson has one final chance to overhaul a dysfunctional downing street operation, after bitter in fighting triggered the sudden departure of one of his closest aides. While the times predicts Boris Johnson is planning to reset his premiership after the resignation of his director of communications, by ending culture wars, promoting the
After winning the hearts of fans all over the world Fallon Sherrocks fairy tale bid to become darts first female World Champion ends in the third round. Doris day, clive james, Toni Morrison and Albert Finney just a few of those whose lives are celebrated in review 2019 we remember. In half an hours time. Hello, good evening, and welcome to bbc news. Dozens of passengers have survived a plane crash in kazakhstan, in which at least 12 people lost their lives. The cause of the crash, which took place in heavy fog, is still unclear. The plane operated by the khazak company bek air was flying from almaty, kazakhstans largest city, to the capital nur sultan, with 100 passengers and crew on board, when it crashed shortly after take off. At least 60 people are being treated in hospital, as our correspondent Sarah Rainsford reports. Rescued from the wreckage, a baby boy is rushed to safety. He was discovered in the arms of his injured mother after their flight crash landed. Moments after take
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the former fleet street editor, eve pollard, and the comment editor at city am, rachel cunliffe. Many of tomorrows front pages are already in. The guardian has an exclusive interview from the former labour deputy leader, tom watson, who says he was driven out of the party because of the brutality and hostility he was subjected to by party members. The daily mirror reports on the sad news that George Michaels sister passed away on christmas day, exactly 3 years to the day that he died. The sun has the same story and quotes a source, which says Melanie Panayiotou had been suffering from an illness which took a turn for the worse. The times reports on the new years honours list, and the anger over the damehood award to former director of public prosecutions, alison saunders, who had faced criticism over her handling of sexual offence cases. The daily mail quotes nhs england figures, which
After she was beaten in the third round by the world number 22, chris dobey. Natalie pirks was watching at a rather lively alexandra palace. Dart in his hand. Chris dobey the saying goes, dont be sad that its over, smile because it happened. Even in defeat, Fallon Sherrock couldnt stop beaming after a fortnight to remember. I think there are people now that didnt watch darts, that would watch it now. Especially with the ladies game, ive just proved now that we can compete with all of these men and we just need more opportunity. Amidst the costumes and the christmas revelry this crowd knew well the significance of her story. It is exceptional for womens sport to see someone come in and do as well as she has. Its a real male dominated sport and all of a sudden it seems to have opened it up. So itjust makes it more exciting. The atmosphere is going to be electric, isnt it . Sherrock was here for a good time, she hoped for a long time. But her run to this third round was no fluke. Fallons
And well be taking an in depth look at the papers, with our reviewers the former fleet street editor, eve pollard, and the comment editor at city am, rachel cunliffe. Stay with us for that. A british mother who lost her husband and two children in an accident at a spanish resort, on Christmas Eve, says she is utterly heartbroken but alleges something was wrong with the pool where they died. In a statement, Olubunmi Diya said that, contrary to some media reports, her husband, gabriel, daughter, comfort, and son, praise emmanuel, all knew how to swim. The three of them died at Club La Costa world, in fuengirola, on spains costa del sol. We can talk to our correspondent john mcmanus. Take us through the statement from her. Most importantly, whether gabriel diya in his two children could swing well. Mrs diya says all three could swim and never said anything contrary to that to the Spanish Police. She tells this about the sequence of events leading up to the death of her husband and two of