people yes, this is the b 1617 variant, and peorfle are yes, this is the b 1617 variant, and people are hypothesising, that is all they people are hypothesising, that is all they are doing at the moment because all they are doing at the moment because we don t have the data to be certain. because we don t have the data to be certain, eitherthat because we don t have the data to be certain, either that it might be more certain, either that it might be more vaccine resistant or because of this double more vaccine resistant or because of this double spike it can infect people this double spike it can infect people who have orally had the virus so they people who have orally had the virus so they don t have the immunity from having so they don t have the immunity from having had so they don t have the immunity from having had it so they don t have the immunity from having had it before. and bear in mind having had it before. and bear in mind the having
russia s opposition leader alexei navalny is moved to a prison hospital as his health deteriorates, piling on the pressure for president putin. and mission accomplished, if only for a few moments. nasa flies a drone over the surface of mars, in yet another first for humankind s efforts in space. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. security is being tightened in minneapolis asjurors begin considering their verdict in the trial of the former us police officer charged with murdering the black man george floyd last year. derek chauvin denies causing mr floyd s death by kneeling on his neck. the defence says mr chauvin correctly followed police training, but the prosecution say his actions were disproportionate and deliberate. footage from the incident was again shown in closing arguments today, and some of it is included in our correspondent nick brya nt s report. it s a measure of the passions aroused by this trial that the courthouse looks more l
hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are anand menon, director of the uk in a changing europe, and dia chakravarty, brexit editor at the daily telegraph. welcome back. reallyjust one story, wanted to have stories dominating the front pages. many of tomorrow s front pages lead on the proposed plans for a european super league. the sun refers to the great game robbery . the telegraph reports on prince william publicly speaking out against the proposed super league. the duke said he shares fans fears for football . according to the financial times, 12 clubs that have agreed to join the league have been guaranteed a welcome bonus worth 2 300 million euros each. they ve been named the dirty dozen. the guardian front page reports on the government s furious counter offensive against the plans. the daily mail leads on football s civil war and also carries a picture of prince charles as he mourns in his welsh retreat f
super league. russia s opposition leader alexei navalny is moved to a prison hospital as his health deteriorates, piling on the pressure for president putin. and mission accomplished, if only for a few moments. nasa flies a drone over the surface of mars, in yet anotherfirst for human kind s efforts in space. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. security is being tightened in minneapolis asjurors begin considering their verdict in the trial of the former us police officer charged with murdering the black man george floyd last year. derek chauvin denies causing mr floyd s death by kneeling on his neck. the defence says mr chauvin correctly followed police training, but the prosecution say his actions were disproportionate and deliberate. footage from the incident was again shown in closing arguments today, and some of it is included in nick bryant s report. it s a measure of the passions aroused by this trial that the courthouse looks more like a
league. and russia s opposition leader alexei navalny is moved to a prison hospital as his alp deteriorates, piling on the pressure for president putin. and mission accomplished. nasa flies a drone over the surface of mars in yet another first for humankind s efforts in space. hello and welcome. we started in the us city of minneapolis. security is being tightened in there as jurors begin considering their verdict in the trial of the former us police officer charged with murdering the black man george floyd last year. derek chauvin denies causing mr floyd s death by kneeling on his neck. the defence says mr chauvin correctly followed police training, but the prosecution say his actions were disproportionate and deliberate. footage from the incident was again shown in closing arguments today, and some of it is included, in our correspondent nick brya nt s report. it s a measure of the passions aroused by this trial that the courthouse looks more like a prison. and the presence