Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are polly mackenzie, chief executive of think tank demos, and joe twyman, director of the polling organisation deltapoll. And is clearly already worked out the views of the majority of the people in the country. We will deal with football little later, but let s bring you up to date. No more self isolation rules for nhs workers, says the ft. It reports that ministers are reviewing the policy amid fears of a staffing crisis ahead of the next phase of rule relaxing, which could see the introduction of covid passports, according to the times, which leads with reports that bars, restaurants and clubs will require certificates for entry in a bid to drive up vaccinations. 0ne game from glory england s squad, which has won over public with skill, bravery and humility take the front of the i, ahead of sunday s final. Which is expected to draw in 35 million viewers around the uk that s according
nearly 80,000 new cases of coronavirus in the past 2a hours, and has been registering record numbers of deaths this week. the country is battling a more contagious variant which is taking a heavy toll on young people. freya cole reports. the start of another hectic day for intensive care workers in sao paulo. the ward is full of covid 19 patients, relying on ventilators and constant monitoring so they can stay alive. for the head of intensive care, the biggest concern now is a sharp rise of younger people being admitted in a serious condition. translation: today we face | the prospect that the situation will get worse because the patients we are witnessing have a slightly different profile than before. we are seeing more younger patients with very serious conditions and no underlying health issues. covid i9 has left a trail of death across brazil. a local variant is highly contagious. in the last 21 hours almost 3000 people died, the second highest daily death toll since the
hello this is bbc news. the headlines. the eu comission president, ursula von der leye, has faced criticism from the british government after suggesting that exports of the astrazeneca vaccine outside the eu could be blocked. a record breaking day on saturday that s what the government says on the number of vaccines administered in the country. nearly 850,000. but a warning that facemasks and some social distancing could be with us, for years. it comes as more questions are raised over whether people can plan forforeign holidays this summer. protesters clash with police in bristol after thousands demonstrate over plans to give the police more powers to deal with non violent protests. a snapshot of life in england, wales and northern ireland today s the deadline for millions of people to take part in a once in a decade census. some of australia has been hit by the worst flooding in a century. the australian prime minister has offered emergency funds to those affected. now on
sunday, for most of us, is census day the once in a decade compulsory survey that aims to provide an up to date picture of much of the population. and this time there s a new voluntary question on sexuality for over 16s. there s also one asking whether your gender identity matches your sex registered at birth. jessica parker reports. census 1951, this snapshot usually takes place every ten years. archive: thus, it will be - possible to answer mechanically are doing part time work? running for over two centuries, things have moved on. thank you, babe. welcoming the new questions, keland lisa. we are counted now in a way that we haven t been previously. yes, it does feel that statistics have been guestimated, to some extent, but now we re going to have, hopefully, accurate representation. do you think it s a bit nosy? it sjust representative of life in britain. yeah. it might feel nosy, but the census in itself is a nosy document, isn t it? yeah, how are those two new questio
the duke and duchess of sussex are to give their first interview since stepping down as senior royals to american broadcaster, oprah winfrey. england lose the second test in chennai it was only a matter of time and india took the seven wickets they needed on day four, to level the series. good morning, nicola sturgeon is to announce later today whether more pupils will start to return to scotland s classrooms from next week. this could include children aged four to seven at primary schools, and some secondary pupils for coursework. but the first minister has warned it won t mark the start of a wider easing of covid 19 restrictions. in england, prime minister borisjohnson will set out his road map next monday including the date schools can reopen to all pupils. in scotland, ministers will examine the latest data and scientific advice this morning. the first minister has said she is very keen to begin the phased return of younger pupils to schools. primary schools in wa