with me are aletha adu, political correspondent at the daily mirror, and the former conservative adviser mo hussein. tomorrow s front pages. that s begin with the tomorrow s front pages. that s begin with the metro. it leads on the falling number of omicron cases in the uk for the fifth consecutive day. there s been a weekly drop of almost 10% in covid hospital admissions. the times reports the comments from the head of nhs providers, chris hopson, who believes the front line of the service will hold , as there s growing hopes that we are past the omicron peak. the i says that the prime minister is planning to announce a living with covid plan by march, which could include winding down testing and the scrapping of free lateral flow tests. another of those measures is reported in the telegraph reducing the covid isolation period from seven to five days, a measure which the chancellor supports. we were just saying nadhim zahawi also supports that. the mail has a warning fr
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