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Of travel chaos. flights are not being cancelled. the government says passengers should be prepared for disruption and it's advising them to check with operators before travelling. zoe conway, bbc news. the uk prime minister rishi sunak says he's disappointed by the disruption being caused by all the winter strikes. let's hear what had to say about the public sector industrial disputes. i'm really saddened and disappointed about the disruption that is being caused to so many people's lives, particularly at christmas time. you know, when it comes to... it's a difficult question of setting publi...

Affairs, a free market think tank. the times leads on the wave of winter strikes and that airport border guards are the latest workers to announce walkouts. the i reports that former health secretary matt hancock was forced not to stand at the next election, after local tories revolted against him. the ft leads on the relaxation of china's zero—covid controls as government priorities change to the economy. and despite objections, the building of the uk's first coalmine in 30 years has been approved — that's in the guardian. the metro reports on the foiled plot to take over the german gover...

Team, it's goodnight. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sonia sodha of the observer and annabel denham of the institute of economic affairs, a free market think tank. we affairs, a free market think tank. will say hello to i moment. we will say hello to both and just a moment. first, let's take a look at the actual front pages. the daily mail leads on the wave of winter strikes and the latest news that airport border guards have announced walkouts. the daily telegraph also reports on the strikes, and also news from the bbc�*s...

Often portrayed as responsible for bringing down a Labour government and ‘letting in’ Thatcher’s Tories, the 1978-79 ‘Winter of Discontent’ remains a high point in the history of the class struggle in Britain.

Word. steve: no kidding. brian: turning now to weather, the seemingly never ending winter strikes again. mother nature shutting out the cub's home opener in chicago. steve: not too cold for a selfie though. instead, players having some fun with the good old fashioned snow ball fight. ainsley: the cold is not going to last for long. janice is live on the plaza with the forecast. janice: i hope. so i have some friends from south carolina. what are your names? where are you from. >> we are from lancaster south carolina. ains. janice: is that close to ainsley? >> not too far an hour or two. janice...