Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. To what the the papers will be with me is Christopher Hope of the telegraph, and hes joined by the Evening Standard columnist and times radio broadcaster, ayesha hazarika. Tomorrows front pAges, starting with, the mirror leads on those messAges revealed today by Dominic Cummings in which the pm calls Matt Hancock hopeless the paper asks how hes still in the job . But the express dismisses the former advisor s intervention with the headline sorry dom, weve got bigger fish to fry as borisjohnson stood by his Health Secretary. And the times says Matt Hancock is set to be exonerated over claims he lied to the Prime Minister, after Dominic Cummings failed to substantiate the allegations. The mails headline Shock Plans to work from home forever. The paper claims ministers are looking at changing the law to give staff a default right to work from home. Sources have told the telegraph that officials are
where huge crowds have gathered hoping for a positive outcome. china s president xijinping has declared the winter olympics open at an unusually low key ceremony, due to the pandemic and a diplomatic boycott over human rights abuses. the main venue is the birds nest stadium, already familiar to sports fans after it was the main focus for the 2008 summer olympics. the opening ceremony was overseen by film director jang imo who was also behind the ceremony in 2008. but spectators were thin on the ground because of strict covid restrictions. and few world leaders made the trip to beijing. our correspondent steve mcdonell is in beijing and following the action. it s a real party atmosphere. typical beijing pubs full of families and little kids and couples and older people who come here to watch the opening ceremony on the big screen. part of the reason this pub and how many others in the city are fullest because this is how you get a community feeling of the games. the general
hill. and this is cnn hello, and welcome to all of you watching us here in the ide states, canada, and all around the world. i m kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom. president biden slams congress for going on vacation as us aid to ukraine in remains in limbo it tells me, bring in leader there battlefield struggles, or because of inaction in washington, bus us threatened to veto a new gaza cease-fire resolution at the un security council level live report on the reaction coming in and the tech giants joined forces to battle the potential misuse of artificial intelligence, or how they plan to keep elections safe. and secure live from atlanta. this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber president biden is blaming republicans in the us congress for the fall of a strategic ukrainian town in the donetsk region. we re told that s the message he delivered to ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy when the two leaders spoke by phone on saturday biden also says he s not confide
code that is washington, d.c., border security is a political issue. but if we leave the 202 area code, everywhere else in the country, this is not a political issue, it s a national security issue. and when you actually go to the border patrol council, those that see the chaos day-to-day, they re saying, send us some help. when you are handed the keys to the, you know, kingdom as it were, when you have the majority, there is an expectation that you will be able to govern. we have just struggled with that over and over again. it s a big leadership challenge that we need to find a solution for. honestly, i don t i don t care about basic governments. i actually think a little bit of turmoil, if you will, actually ends up being good for the american people at times. i mean, most of my voters would love to see this place shut down because they don t think it works for them. specifically, they want to see it shut down until the border is shut down. the republican-led cha
caucus day, and it has some beef with new hampshire s primary. he is sidelining it, why? congresswoman barbara lee is here to read between the lines for us. and there is a nationwide uptake in swatting s across the country. what is behind these criminal hoaxes, and how do we rein them in? i am a man with a dean, let s do it. after months of speculation, polling, punditry over the 2024 race for the white house, we are now hours away from the first contest of the election season. tomorrow at seven pm local time, about 24 hours from right now, voters in iowa will be asked to brave what appears to be the coldest caucus day in decades. and according to the last and final poll before caucus day, a new nbc news des moines register poll shows donald trump maintaining his commanding lead over his rivals. that is not unexpected. right now, 48% of likely caucus goers say the twice impeached, and quadruple indicted ex president has their vote. that is an almost 30 point lead over forme