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Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the chief political correspondent for the daily mail, harriet line,and broadcaster and author, john kampfner. Reminding us that a little later we talk about relations with europe. Tomorrow s front pages starting with. The ft carries a picture of the collapsed metro overpass in mexico city which has killed at least 23 people questions are mounting over the structural integrity of the bridge. The telegraph leads on calls to drop what it calls witch hunts into soldiers who served in the troubles it s after the collapse of the trial of two paratroopers who had been accused of murdering an ira commander. That story also the lead for the mail the paper also carries news that the duchess of sussex has written a children s book inspired by prince harry s bond with their son, archie. The times claims a third covid jab will be offered to all over 50s in the autumn in an attempt to eradica
two of the biggest states in the us warn of a worsening public health crisis america s leading infectious diseases expert says christmas will be a greater challenge than thanksgiving. and the death that shocked millions of fans. remembering the former beatle, john lennon, who was killed a0 years ago today. good to have you with us. well, it s day one of vaccine rollout as the uk becomes the first country in the western world to immunise people against coronavirus. 800,000 doses of the jab will be available at hospitals across the country. british prime minister boris johnson has called it a huge step forward in the fight against covid 19, which has led to the deaths of more than 60,000 people across the country. 0ur health reporter jim reed has more. it s the moment these nhs workers have been waiting for since the start of the pandemic. the first max vaccination programme for covid 19 start this morning gci’oss covid 19 start this morning across the uk. we knew it was co
we are coming on the air this morning with breaking news from capitol hill. our first look at just how house impeachment managers plan to prosecute their case against donald trump. set to file their pre friel brief and we are now getting a look at it just seconds ago, this is all ahead of next week s historic second senate trial and we have a better sense of what their argument will be. a point by point case that trump is responsible for inciting the deadly insurrection at the capitol and that his responsibility for those events is unmistakable. those managers taking direct aim at what i m told will be one of the key arguments by the former president s team. that defense team also rushing to meet their own filing deadline today. my new reporting on how they re going to convince senators or try to to acquit donald trump again. good morning, i m hallie jackson in washington along with our nbc news team covering this. garrett haake on capitol hill, shannon pettypiece outside t
and ordered the closure of all illegal refineries in the south east of the country. at least 110 people died in the blast. now on bbc news, it s time for dateline london. hello, and welcome to the programme which brings together some of the uk s leading columnists with the foreign correspondents who write, blog and broadcast from the dateline: london. here in the studio are steve richards, who s been walking and reporting the westminster beat for decades, penning newspaper columns and presenting the podcast rock and roll politics. maria margaronis is a journalist, who s written and presented a number of radio documentaries on the crises man made and natural which have afflicted greece. ashis ray has half a century of explaining events here to his readers in india. a full time occupation in itself, you might think, but he s still found time to commentate on his beloved cricket. lovely to have you all new the studio. all together as well. so thank you for being with us. borisjo