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hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are anna isaac, economics editor of the independent and iain anderson, executive chairman of pr company cicero. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. collision course set for brussels the ft leads on government overhauls set to be announced for post brexit trade deals between britain and northern ireland. the telegraph leads on an appeal to the prime ministerfrom cabinet ministers to expand the list of exempt from isolating or face a wave of closures. also leading on the impact of pingdemic the mirror reports that one million children are currently off school. also on covid the i, reports that england has three weeks to avoid new restrictions, quoting sage scientists calling for early action. channel crossings lead on the front page of the express. it says the home secretary is to pay france another esiimillion to stop migrants reaching britain. a story which also leads on ....
bunch of places all over the country. and at first, we did not know, if this was a second act, for the 9/11 attack. to the offices of nbc news, and abc news, and cbs news, in the office of the new york post, someone in explicitly, to the offices of the national enquirer tabloid in florida, somebody mailed anthrax. it was not just a white powder that they called and racks. in a terrorizing no in order to scare people, it was actual anthrax. potent and threats. and it was mailed to those news organizations. it was also mailed to the offices of two different united states senators, it was real anthrax. it was potent and more than 20 people were infected by the anthrax. sent through those mailings. five people were killed by it. it was a mysterious attack, both then and now. but it did start right after the 9/11 attacks, when the country was absolutely reeling, and we didn t know if it was a second act to the attacks from the morning of tuesday september 11th. it added this ....
similar interviews continue over the next couple of days with this one on thursday coming up to borisjohnson and apologised in the house of commons or attending the drinks eventin commons or attending the drinks event in may 2020. the commons or attending the drinks event in may 2020. event in may 2020. the funeral was the 20th event in may 2020. the funeral was the 20th of event in may 2020. the funeral was the 20th of may. event in may 2020. the funeral was the 20th of may. it - event in may 2020. the funeral was the 20th of may. it was - was the 20th of may. it was very difficult for us again, the emotional as you can imagine to have, not be able to celebrate his life, so to hear the news that there was a law passed that we all abided to and on the day that we buried my father, there was a party in downing street, and that the prime minister was there, it just leaves such a taste. donald walker had this reaction we asked to interview someone from the bbc on th ....
since speaking to anthony, the bbc has learned that the sign was made by a group promoting anti vaccination messages. the chef says he did not know that and has stressed he is not anti vaccination. he says he ll continue to keep up a sign to show his support for equality, but will take away any reference to the group. david lumb, bbc news. i m back with the papers, but for now it is time for a new swatch. has the bbc s coverage of those downing street party allegations been a witchhunt that is played unfairly on the audience s motions? and we delve into the archive to look at some opening titles from news bulletins in years gone by. the latest in a string of allegations of lockdown parties at downing street has led to a free braille atmosphere in westminster over the past few days and, one can imagine, a bit of a frenzy in newsrooms around the country too. although this week s reports have made many years angry, others have accused bbc of getting overexcited by the stor ....
wonderland like this one over christmas? if so, you can expect fewerforeign christmas? if so, you can expect fewer foreign tourists and traders. will they still bring the same manner check to the economy? i will be finding out. will they still bring the same magic to the economy? a win for manchester united, just two days after the sacking of ole gunnar solskjaer. they beat villereal in spain to advance to the knockout stages of the champions league. a fairly cloudy start to the day, some fog across parts of the south east, some rain moving across scotland and northern ireland, heading into england and wales, followed by blustery showers. but the potential for some disruptive weather this weekend. all of the details later in the programme. it s wednesday the 24th of november. our main story. anyone who kills an emergency worker while committing a crime is to be given a mandatory life sentence in prison. the ministry ofjustice says it wants to introduce the new law in ....