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Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are kate proctor, editor of politics home, and jonathan walker, political editor of the Birmingham Post and mail. Lets bring you up to date on the front pages, and we have most of them in now. The guardian leads with borisjohnson facing mounting anger after he decided not to isolate despite a member of his Team Testing positive for Covid 19 on his scotland trip. The Daily Mail accuses the government of more hypocricy as it calls for the Mp Alok Sharma to quarantine in a hotel like everyone else, after he travelled to Red List countries for work. The times leads with the headline no more Lockdowns, as official figures show a clear fall in coronavirus cases. The Dailly Mirror celebrates Team Gb s Haul Of Fame after Laura Kennys fifth Gold Medal and the Relay Teams bronze. The sun adds that it was a stellar day for Team Gb s women, as they won the most medals in a single day in what it calls a Gir
Beheaded until blood ran down like decapitated Heads Bobbed in the water like melons along the banks of a canal, oh, no, wait, that was the Fall Of Constantinople in 1453, and this was way worse. As emilio reminded us, the media was in the Front Line and bore the brunt of the assault from vice magazine, the reporters who survived the insurrection. That would be as opposed to the reporters who did not survive the insurrection . Into the Statuary Hall of death the 600 correspondence, but only nine would return from the gates of, what would really traumatize me if these reporters are truly traumatized is having to go to Writing Class At Columbia for four years and then apply the Word Insurrection into something that is no such thing. How politicized and corrupt is the City Of Washington . So politicized and corrupt at the Smithsonian Institution called up Andy Kim and asked if he would then make his suit so that generations of children unborn could marvel at his taste in suits. Mark Andy
Votes are being counted in a crucial By Election here in the uk. The Labour Party is hoping it can retain the Seat of Batley And Spen in the north of england but the race with the governing Conservative Party is tight. The contest has wider implications for politics in britain because many are seeing it as a test of the leadership of the Labour Party under Sir Keir Starmer. Lets talk to our correspondent at the account in huddersfield in west yorkshire. There has been a flurry of activity. Tell us what is going on. Us what is going on. Good morning. Us what is going on. Good morning, some us what is going on. Good morning, some answer. L us what is going on. Good l morning, some answer. All us what is going on. Good morning, some answer. All the talk here had been of the conservatives doing something that a Governing Party in the uk has not done since the second World War and winning two Seats at a By Election that it had not held before. But as things stand i dont think that will happ
Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the political writer and academic, maya goodfellow, and the scottish political editor for the times scotland, kieran andrews. Focus back to both of them, the Front Pages welcome back. The i leads on borisjohnson s warning that some precautions may still be needed following the lifting of Covid Restrictions in england On 19july but those whove been Double Jabbed may be able to travel abroad more freely. But the the telegraph suggests the European Covid Passport Scheme may not recognise millions of astrazeneca doses administered in the uk which were manufactured in india. The paper also carries borisjohnson S Call for parents to be patient over The Ending of the Bubbles System in schools. The metro dedicates its Front Page to the reunion of Princes William and harry, who put aside their differences to unveil a statue in Kensington Palace of their mother, princess diana, On What would have be