BBCNEWS The Papers February 15, 2020
In the mail, kates struggle with mummy guilt the duchess talks hypnobirthing, morning sickness and noisy george in a soul bearing interview. In the observer, the new attorney general Suella Braverman is in a contraversial buddhist sect, despite its founder being accused of sexual abuse. In the telegraph, millions to be told to stay at home if coronavirus spreads in a dramatic shift in government policy. And in the sunday times, number 10 tells the bbc the licence fee will be scrapped and replaced with a subscription. Lets look at the sunday people so first of all. The tribute to carolyn flack,...