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Sky has released a first-look image of Sir Kenneth Branagh playing Prime Minister Boris Johnson in This Sceptred Isle.

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And the government says it's on track to meet its target of offering a first vaccine dose to the top four most vulnerable groups by monday. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster and psychotherapist, lucy beresford, and joe twyman who is the director of the polling organisation deltapoll. tomorrow's front pages. starting with. a look ahead to the easing of lockdown on the front page of the sunday telegraph. christopher hope reports that in england, we'll be allowed to meet a friend on a bench and to gather outdoors w...

But his elevation to one the great offices of state was swiftly followed by suggestions that Boris Johnson’s new right-hand man could be a Conservative leader-in-waiting. Since entering 11 Downing Street, Sunak has reportedly drawn on the expert advice of a wide circle of confidants, including former chancellors George Osborne, Philip Hammond and Nigel Lawson. Other high-profile members of what The Sunday Times’ Tim Shipman calls the “Sunak brains trust” include Olivier Blanchard, a former chief economist at the International Monetary Fund, and Jason Furman, who chaired Barack Obam...

News Corp editors and execs met ministers 40 times in first 14 months of Johnson government News Corp executive chairman Rupert Murdoch and his top executives in the UK and US met Prime Minister Boris Johnson and other high-level Government politicians seven times between them in seven weeks last summer. Murdoch (pictured) met with Johnson, paid for lunch with Chancellor Rishi Sunak, ate a private dinner with Michael Gove and had an “informal lunch between friends” with Jacob Rees-Mogg between 8 August and 25 September last year. News UK chief executive Rebekah Brooks met with both Johnso...