injured by a falling tree after strong winds struck the south of england. emergency services were called to ubbeston in suffolk on friday evening where police say the two, who are in their 20s, were at an outdoor party. it comes after storm evert lead to gusts of winds nearing 70mph across cornwall in south west england, prompting a number of rescues. the england cricketer ben stokes has been praised after it was announced he s taking an indefinite break from the sport with immediate effect. he has withdrawn from england s squad for the five test series against india. in a tweet, the england and wales cricket board said he had shown tremendous courage to open up about his feelings and wellbeing. campaigners say more than 100 former interpeters seeking relocation to the uk after helping british forces in afghanistan have had their applications rejected. it comes as the first group of afghan interpreters who served with us forces landed in the united states yesterday. some appl
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hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sonia sodha, who s the chief leader writerfor the observer, and christopher hope, the chief political correspondent and assistant editor at the daily telegraph. we will hear from both of them in a moment. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. let s start with the telegraph. it says that the government is set to drop restrictions for double vaccinated people and reopen the border to european and american travellers from next month. the daily mail reports the words of an unnamed senior minister who said that covid is all over bar the shouting after cases fell for a seventh consecutive day. the express carries an encouraging message by a leading epidimiologist and government adviser, professor neil ferguson, who says that the bulk of the pandemic could be done by october. the metro front page carries the story of a young man, aged 3a, who has died of covid after two weeks in co
among them are heads of state emmanuel macron s phone number appears on the list of alleged targets. the spyware used is called pegasus and it is made by an israeli surveillance firm. the revelations have been dropping all week, so how do you pull off a series of global scoops like this? we are joined by some of thejournalists behind it. also today, the role that specialist fact checkers play in journalism. in the last 18 months, this has been a story of what is and is not true. some stories of course are easy to disprove. the vaccine does not contain a microchip from bill gates, but how do we navigate the grey areas? donald trump s claim for example that covid 19 could come from a chinese laboratory was widely branded as a conspiracy theory by the media and you could not share it on some social media platforms, but that changed a few weeks ago when president biden said that it was a possibility. we are going to be talking about that and more a bit later with claire milne w