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hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me is the daily mirror columnist, susie boniface alongside ali miraj, columnist at the article. we are always grateful to have your company. let s begin. let s take a look at some of tomorrow s front pages already in, starting with the mirror. it reports cabinet secretary, simon case the man tasked with investigating whitehall christmas parties steps down, after allegations that his own office held a virtual festive bash. the telegraph also leads with this saying the prime minister s bid to move on from the tories by election defeat has been derailed by the fresh leaks. the times says the inquiry into those parties is now in disarray as simon case steps back from the investigation. former ethics chief at the cabinet office, sue gray will take over. the i reports that omicron cases are getting out of control with variant cases doubling every one and a half days in london, ....
on the same day as a record number of reported positive covid cases. four brothers two sets of twins die in a house fire in south london no one else was present when firefighters arrived. covid hits the football season a string of matches are called off because of illness among players and staff. and as a] odudu pulls out of this weekend s strictly, we look at the most diverse final in the show s history. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel. england have a huge task to avoid going 2 0 down in the ashes series. they will resume on day three on 17 2, a56 runs behind. good evening. borisjohnson is facing questions from within his own party about his leadership style after the conservatives crushing defeat in the north shropshire by election. the liberal democrats overturned a huge tory majority of almost 23,000 and won by nearly 6,000 votes. mrjohnson said he took personal responsibility for the result, but also blamed a constant litany of stuf ....
winds up their case as the british socialite says she will not testify in the sex trafficking case. she denies all wrongdoing. hello and thank you for giving us your company on bbc news. hello and thank you for giving us your company on bbc news. we begin with more evidence if any were needed that the omicron strain of coronavirus is continuing to spread rapidly around the world. the headline figures are coming from europe in particular, the uk. in the last 2a hours, for a third successive day, the number of infections has reached a new record high. just over 93 thousand cases were confirmed in that time frame that s nearly 60% more than a week ago. the increase in people being treated in hospital though, is less dramatic 163 across the uk just 2%t more. it s unclear whether this means the new variant is weaker or the uk public have gained more protection. meanwhile in the us cases are jumping sharply too. america s top expert, says it s vital everyo ....
of failings in the years leading up to the grenfell tower disaster, and says it s deeply sorry. your employment here is terminated, effective immediately. and if you ve joined this zoom call, you re fired. the boss of an american firm sacks 900 of his staff in one go online. good evening and welcome to bbc news. dysfunctional and chaotic that s the damning verdict of a foreign office whistleblower on the way it handled the evacuation of people from afghanistan after the taliban took over in august. raphael marshall, who resigned from hisjob in september, has told a committee of mps it s clear some of those left behind have since been murdered by the taliban. he says thousands of emails pleading for british help went unread, and that the foreign secretary at the time dominic raab was slow to make decisions. mr raab has denied the claims. this afternoon, the committee also heard evidence from the most senior civil servant at the foreign office, who said he regrets bei ....
and england world cup winner roger hunt has died at the age of 83. a british veteran who lost three limbs in afghanistan reflects on his time in helmand province now that it s back in taliban hands. we all have our secrets. and a little later than expected, but bond is finally back no time to die has its world premiere in london tonight we ll be on the red carpet. coming up on the news channel, manchester city take on psg, a side they knocked out in last season s semifinals. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the prime minister says the fuel situation is starting to improve with more deliveries arriving on petrol station forecourts. in his first public comments since long queues began last week, borisjohnson urged motorists to go about their business in their normal way and only fill up when they need to. and he insisted there wasn t a need for key workers to be prioritised. fuel retailers also say there are signs that the situation is easing. but today many p ....