Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. We will only talk about the euros for a little bit. With me are rachel shabi, Author And Journalist and james lewer, broadcaster and journalist. Tomorrows front pages. The relaxation of Uk Travel Quarantine Rules is the lead for the guardian, with the paper Pointing Out that while the changes benefit those living in england, they do not benefit brits living abroad. The telegraph reports on rishi sunak s call for people to head back to the office as soon as the governments work from Home Advice is lifted. The paper also shows an image of the last Union Flag being taken down in afghanistan. The ft carries the decision by the japanese olympics authorities to hold events at the tokyo games Behind Closed Doors due to rising covid infections. The queens visit to the rover s return is featured on the front of the yorkshire post. Her majesty visited the Coronation Street set to mark 60 years of the soap. The m
The only option they really could have taken was to have the games carry on, but with no spectators. Its horrible, but its regrettable, but i actually dont think there was any other alternative, and i hope the games will continue. The athletes will still have a chance to show us what they can do and we will still be able to watch that by remote as before. Still be able to watch that by remote as before. ~ . ,. ,. , remote as before. Were now going to learn what the remote as before. Were now going to learn what the coaches remote as before. Were now going to learn what the coaches are remote as before. Were now going to learn what the coaches are shouting l learn what the coaches are shouting to the athletes, but rachel was talking about the numbers. Injapan, the most recent daily Case Number to hunt thousand 180. That means zero Fans. 2180. In britain, 32,500, 60,000 Fans and games. You can see the different approach to the uk and japan. That might come down to vaccine coverage. I the
rent going up, too. so, what s still driving this? and is there any relief coming? rebecca jarvis is here. the developing headline, the january 6th committee now asking to hear from the republican leader in the house, kevin mccarthy. about his phone calls with former president trump during the capitol riot. we re also learning tonight the former president s former press secretary already answering questions from the committee. jon karl standing by with new reporting. a major setback here in the u.s. for britain s prince andrew tonight. what a federal judge has now decided. the lawsuit against andrew will move forward. and british prime minister boris johnson in trouble tonight, facing calls for his resignation after attending parties while he ordered strict lockdowns in the uk. at least one gathering right at 10 downing street. ian pannell live in london. the emergency involving a u.s. navy helicopter tonight. what we ve now learned. and the new images of that medic
to the rampage. tense russian talks. with more troops heading to russia s border with ukraine, putin s demands tonight about u.s. forces in neighboring countries. police shooting outrage. unanswered questions after an off-duty officer kills an unarmed black man. america s opioid epidemic: a new type of treatment that could combat drug addiction. passenger storms the cockpit: the shocking video after a man damages a miami-bound airplane. and, remembering ronnie spector. be my little baby o donnell: the lead singer of the girl group the ronettes. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. we are covering a number of big stories, and tonight, i should tell you, i m joining you from a remote studio, after coming in contact with someone who tested positive for covid. and, like many of you have had to do over the last couple of years, i am working
year ago. rent going up, too. so, what s still driving this? and is there any relief coming? rebecca jarvis is here. the developing headline, the january 6th committee now asking to hear from the republican leader in the house, kevin mccarthy. about his phone calls with former president trump during the capitol riot. we re also learning tonight the former president s former press secretary already answering questions from the committee. jon karl standing by with new reporting. a major setback here in the u.s. for britain s prince andrew tonight. what a federal judge has now decided the lawsuit against andrew will move forward. and british prime minister boris johnson in trouble tonight, facing calls for his resignation after attending parties while he ordered strict lockdowns in the uk. at least one gathering right at 10 downing street. ian pannell live in london. the emergency involving a u.s. navy helicopter tonight. what we ve now learned. and the new images of t