hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejenny kleeman, journalist and presenter, and kieran andrews, political editor at the scottish times. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. britain s race to get boosted, reads the i newspaper as thousands of people queue for up to five hours in the hopes of receiving a covid boosterjab amid the rise in cases of the omicron variant. the metro follows the story at least one person in the uk has died with the new variant. the government says omicron now represents 20% of cases in england. the guardian says the nhs was told to discharge as many patients as possible in england as more pressure mounts on hospitals. the daily express covers conservative backbenchers preparing to vote against borisjohnson s new covid rules as mps will cast their vote tomorrow. and the financial times reports business leaders are accusing the prime minister of bringing lockdown by stealth as working f
worth over £85 million. it s now down to kane to decide whether to leave. hello and welcome to the bbc news at one. at least 36 people are known to have been killed by wildfires sweeping across hawaii. large parts of the tourist town of lahaina on the island of maui have been burned to the ground. this was the scene overnight, when flames spread rapidly, forcing some people to jump into the sea to escape. daylight revealed devastation, with multiple areas burnt to the ground and the western side of the island almost cut off. officials say the hospital system is overwhelmed, with many people suffering burns and smoke inhalation. 0ur correspondent richard galpin has this report. is anybody still out here? if anybody is still out here, it s time to go. anybody is still out here, it s time to no. , . , , ., anybody is still out here, it s time toao. , . ,, ., , to go. these are the desperate calls for eole to go. these are the desperate calls for peeple still to go. these are
bring this up to date on what we know about the events surrounding this assassination. we know about the events surrounding this assassination. know about the events surrounding this assassination. we know that at least three persons this assassination. we know that at least three persons attempted - least three persons attempted against the life of fernando villavicencio. we know one is also dead. we know the candidate was in the meeting in quito, the capital of the meeting in quito, the capital of the country, and when he left the meeting, he was killed. obviously, that was really serious news for all the candidates, they are all concerned about what happened. we have criminal political violence in ecuador before but this is something completely new. a candidate for the presidency killed in the middle of a campaign. it is presidency killed in the middle of a cam-min, , , presidency killed in the middle of a cam-cain. , i, campaign. it is absolutely shocking, isn t it? m
the ukrainian fighters who defended the mariupol steelworks until they had to surrender to russia we hear the story of one of them on his release. when i look at this, it actually reminds me of me, because it s the exact same as my glasses. and the young people hoping to see more emojis that look like them. and coming up on the bbc news channel, liverpool s 7 1 champions league win at rangers might be the result that galvanises them after a poor start to the premier league season, withjurgen klopp saying it s lifted the mood. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. downing street is insisting this lunchtime there will be no further u turns, despite pressure intensifying on the prime minister to rethink her tax cutting plans following last month s mini budget. last week, the government abandoned its plan to abolish the 45p rate of tax for top earners. but senior conservatives have continued to voice grave concerns at liz truss s tax cutting agenda without explaini
18 weeks. for six months now and it s can be 18 weeks. a jury has been told that lucy letby, the nurse accused of murdering babies, wrote i killed them on purpose because i m not good enough on a post it note. the metropolitan police is investigating more than 600 domestic and sexual abuse claims against its own staff. britain s most prestigious architectural award good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. liz truss is coming under more pressure from some of her own mps to rethink her tax cutting plans following last month s mini budget. it comes after the goverment last week abandoned its plan to abolish the a5p tax rate for top earners. but senior conservatives have continued to voice grave concerns at liz truss s tax cutting measures without explaining how she will balance the books. this afternoon, the chancellor kwasi kwarteng said he s totally focused on delivering the growth plan, in response to speculation about a u turn on the measures. let s listen to what he had