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Senior conservative mps are concerned about plans to rush borisjohnsons christmas eve brexit deal through parliament before the years end, says the observer, with fishing chiefs accusing the prime minister of "caving in" at the last minute. in coronavirus news, doctors are warning of "ppe style chaos", according to the sunday mirror, with some gp surgeries and hospitals still waiting for pfizer biontech jabs. theres a "betrayal of 12,000 care homes" says the sunday people, which claims that 80% ...

Reports that the oxford astrazeneca vaccine is just days away from being approved. the daily mail adds that hundreds of pop—up gp—led vaccination centres are on their way as part of the drive to help roll out the jab to millions of people as quickly as possible. sticking with vaccines... 0n the front page of the independent, a photograph of a healthcare worker in vienna punching the air having receiving the pfizer vaccine against coronavirus after rollout of that vaccine began in eu countrie...

Blocked by falling trees. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the chief political commentatorfor the independent, john rentoul and the political writer and academic, maya goodfellow. lovely to see you both. the front pages... "volunteer army ready to distribute covid vaccine" reads the front page of the telegraph — the paper reports that the oxford covid vaccine could be approved as soon as tomorrow, and that more than 10,000 med...

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David brock, investigative writer for the american spectator. you have a cover story it shows a picture of president clinton. his shoes are off, tiptoeing down the street. what is this story about? >> abuse of power and corruption here. >> i was investigative writer for the maamerican spectator an the clinton beat was the sexy beat, at the time. it was a journalistic effort to destroy the clintons and to destroy his presidency. you had republican rule, for 12 years. and that was the way things w...

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Of that, what a cool question. >> reporter: so vivian reached out to toy companies last year, writing, my friends mom is in the army too, so why dont you make them, too? i would play with them every day. jeff in scranton, pennsylvania, was so inspired by the idea, he decided to give it a try. >> when i saw the letter, first thing was this one would be hard to say no to. >> reporter: he spent months researching photos, sketching and working with sculptors on prototypes making sets of 16 figures, ...

The sunday mirror and the sunday people, nigel nelson. hello, merry christmas to you both. first a quick look through the front pages. and senior conservative mps are concerned about plans to rush borisjohnson‘s christmas eve brexit deal through parliament before the years end, says the observer with fishing chiefs accusing the prime minister of "caving in" at the last minute. moving to coronavirus, and doctors are warning of "ppe style chaos", according to the sunday mirror with some gp surge...

Waiter fishing tubes accusing the prime minister of caving in the last minute. despite of the 1255 page deal document being published today, businesses have been left in the dark about how many key aspects, like financial services, according to financial experts. mrjohnson says big changes are coming to britain, listing a host of areas where the uk can now diverge from brussels. moving to coronavirus, doctors are warning of ppe style chaos. that is according to the sunday mirror. some gp surgeri...

I think borisjohnson had a major win keeping the european court of justice id have anything to do with british laws. when it came to fishing asjoe said, it only makes up fishing asjoe said, it only makes up 0.1% of our economy and yet its so symbolic of our sovereignty and everything that brexit was meant to be about. so the kind of deal he struck, i understand why fishing leaders dont like it. but the kind of deal he struck seems to me a reasonable compromise given that we have got some wins in...