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Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are rosa prince, whos the editor of the house, parliaments In House magazine, and George Eaton senior online editor at the new statesman. Welcome at the new statesman. Back to both of you. Let mt bring welcome back to both of you. Let me bring you an update to tomorrows Front Pages. The Daily Mirror says there is fury at the Health Secretary as families of Care Home Covid victims demand an urgent inquiry to find out why Loved Ones became lambs to the slaughter. The daily telegraph writes that Matt Hancock is facing mounting pressure after admitting that he allowed people to be discharged from hospital into Care Homes without being tested for covid. The metro adds that the Health Secretary dodged claims that he lied to borisjohnson about Care Home residents who were sent back from hospital without tests. The guardian reports that he defended himself by claiming it wasnt possible to test all
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