hello and welcome to our second look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the daily telegraph s deputy political editor lucy fisher and miatta fahnbulleh who s from the centre left think tank the new economics foundation. tomorrow s front pages starting with. the financial times leads on the talks between the uk and the eu as they try to calm the row over the supply of the astrazeneca coronavirus vaccine. the i leads on the same story and highlights fears of a trade war which could disrupt the uk s vaccine roll out to the under sos. the metro covers borisjohnson s response to any potential vaccine blockade he warns global businesses could stop investing in the eu if they were to go ahead with the measure. the daily mail leads on the news that vaccine passports may be needed to go to the pub with drinkers potentially barred without proof of a negative covid test or evidence of having a jab. the telegraph covers the same story w
push away. clearing skies in the south. a bit more cloud and patchy rain sinking south tonight. for scotland and northern ireland, more showers coming in on the breeze from the north west. temperatures for most of us staying frost free, about 5-7 but most of us staying frost free, about 5 7 but the parts of eastern scotland and the south east of england, could be a touch of frost first thing thursday morning. tomorrow, another day of sunshine and showers. the bulk of the showers in northern ireland, scotland. later in northern ireland, scotland. later in the day, some showers propping up in the day, some showers propping up in the day, some showers propping up in the south of england as well. in between those areas, dry weather with some sunshine and temperatures up with some sunshine and temperatures up to 13 or 1a. moving through thursday night and into friday, it will be all change as an active weather front tracks its way eastwards. that will open the door for this colder
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the 200,000 tonne vessel that s run aground. and blocked one of the world s most important trade routes. the government says there s been a serious breakdown of governance at liverpool city council and sends in commissioners to run some services. and coming up, we hear from russia s eurovision song contest hopeful, about the barrage of abuse she s received from her compatriots. the home secretary, priti patel, has set out her plans to reform britain s asylum system that s the process under which people seek refuge here on the grounds that they are fleeing persecution in their home country. ms patel claims the process is being abused by illegal people smugglers who make money by trafficking those who can pay rather than those most in need of sanctuary here. so what s her proposal? if people arrive here illegally for example taking boats across the channel the new plan will make it much harderfor them to claim asylum and stay in the uk. but those who arrive here using
day for some northern and western areas, but with that wet weather has come a of milder air. a pretty mild and muggy night tonight even with some rain at times, still in england and north wales, not much, though. the most persistent rain will be to the north and north west of northern ireland and more especially across the highlands of scotland. could see over a month s worth of rain here in the coming days and that could give some minorflooding. well but look at the temperatures. well above where we should be by day, never mind by night. so it will be a mild start to monday morning. still the rain there in the highlands of scotland pushing its way northwards, turning a bit dry in northern ireland through the day, and brightening up to southern scotland, northern ireland, northern ireland and north wales. but with winds going into a more southerly direction across the southern half of wales, midlands, southern england, it is going to be increasingly sunny. and note the temper