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of fear, of other. we never have been. but we can be the nation that discovers the cure. donald trump claims robert mueller‘s investigation into political collusion with russia, was used by his opponents as a means to illegally seize power. the system for checking new born babies for hip problems is failing, according to doctors who say it means too many late diagnoses and corrective surgery. in the sport on bbc news, formula 1 is gearing up for the second race of the season. we ll have the latest from practice ahead of the bahrain grand prix. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. on the day that the uk had been scheduled to leave the european union, theresa may is battling to get her eu withdrawal agreement through the house of commons. mps are due to deliver their verdict in about an hour and a half. if they reject the agreement which covers only the terms of departure ministers have warned of a long extension, with the eu setting the terms. the governmen
hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sian griffiths, who s the education editor at the sunday times, and james moore, the chief business commentatorfor the independent. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. the daily telegraph says there won t be any new restrictions that would spoil new year s eve. you see some you see some very you see some very happy clubbers on the front page there. staying with covid rules, the i says there ll be no new restrictions before next year. meanwhile, the guardian says england goes it alone as extra measures are rejected before the new year. the daily mail calls it boris s new year cheer as new year s eve parties get the go ahead. the times there won t be any curbs on new year s eve parties. same sort of line there. so, let s begin. note fresh restrictions to spoil new year s eve and i made reference to those happy clubbers on the front page of the telegraph and perhaps the smiles