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Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are tonight are rosa prince, editor of house magazine and broadcaster john stapleton. tomorrows front pages, starting with... the front page story for the mirror is the report into the manchester arena bombing, which found lives could have been saved if opportunities to stop the bomber hadnt been missed. the guardian focuses on an apology from ministers who say they are deeply ashamed that thousands ...

Plaque unveiled at site of an ancient church and burial ground on Laois Offaly border Memorial in Cloneygowan near Portarlington Bernie Kirwan and Breda Coleman OCoinnor unveil the plaque erected by locals to mark the site of Templeshenane ancient church and burial ground Reporter: );  ); A plaque marking the site of an ancient church dedicated to St Senan and an adjoining burial ground has been unveiled at Bogtown outside Cloneygowan near Portarlington. The memorial was made possible by the ...

Mistakes were made over the last year, to labour criticising the governments borders policy, which they said let the indian variant in in the first place, so as borisjohnson looks at the data, he has a very big judgement call to make. and well find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrows front pages at 10:30pm and 11:30pm this evening in the papers. our guestsjoining me tonight are the broadcaster john stapleton and kate andrews, who is the economics correspondent at the spec...

The independent leads on the surge in european nationals seeking help to stay in the uk as the eu settlement deadline looms. the daily mirror reports on a gene therapy drug thats been given to a baby on the nhs, adding that it could save the lives of hundreds of children. the daily mail urges ministers to curb what it calls the "rip—off" cost of covid tests for holiday—makers. rates, so lets get straight into those. we will begin with the guardian. everyone, ithink those. we will begin with ...

To what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster, john stapleton, and kate andrews, who is the economics correspondent at the spectator. we will start with small�*s front pages. the metro warns of a third wave alert — reporting that the end of lockdown three weeks today is on a knife—edge because covid infections could overwhelm hospitals. the guardian adds that scientists are demanding a rethink on the 21 june end to lockdown. the daily telegraph leads on a...

Variance that might arise that could in theory, evade the vaccines. now, this has been an ethical question for sometime commanded to think it is related to the previous topic. its about thresholds and what data you are actually following. if it is the case now that we are vaccinating their young people who are unlikely to end up in hospital, who are unlikely to overwhelm the nhs, then perhaps there is an ethical argument to ship those vaccines overseas. the problem, of course, is as long as you ...

The world health organization calling for £35 billion extra spending on this and they are saying that the target of 30% of the world vaccinated by the interviewer should be increased to a0%. as you rightly said at the beginning, you know, we are all burnable and tell everybody it has had a vaccine. actually, it is a very fairpoint. every time anyone comes into this country and people still are coming into this country by various means. we are all put at risk. surveying what kate says, but i do ...

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Lockdown whilst many teachers did a fantasticjob lockdown whilst many teachers did a fantastic job with zoom, lockdown whilst many teachers did a fantasticjob with zoom, its just not a comparison for the classroom. we know about 20,000 students have fallen off the school role altogether, so i think even with this document, the billions of pounds that they plan to put behind catching children up, there are still outstanding questions as to how we help those that were most vulnerable during the pa...

Really taken an off lockdowns, mental health has really ta ken its an off lockdowns, mental health has really taken its toll. i think theyre going to be a lot more stories like this coming from celebrities, from your neighbour, your colleague, your co—worker, and we all need to be really sympathetic as we hear them and think about how we can help them and improve our systems to address this mental—health crisis because lockdown has really not been very good for a lot of people who were force...