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a mass testing campaign is already under way for millions of the city s residents. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former fleet street editor, eve pollard, and the author and journalist, emma woolf. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. elon musk is pictured on many of tomorrow s front pages following the confirmation that he is to buy twitter. the metro says he s paid a tweet £35 billion for it. the guardian leads with the row over some women having to travel long distances to get hormone replacement medication. the i claims the government is considering ditching controversial new bills in order to stop arguments within the tory party. the telegraph reports there s been a surge in cases of hepatitis in young children caused by social distancing and lockdown the times splashes on fears of delays for holiday makers because of a backlog in processing passport applications. the daily mail says ....
that s it. newsnight with faisal islam is getting under way on bbc two. but the news continues here on bbc one, as wejoin our the government acknowledges that the imposition of post brexit red tape, checks and charges on importers of eu food and farm produce will add to the overall rate of inflation. some uk farmers are concerned that eu competitors have many months more of free reign in the british market that they don t enjoy. but with the changes now pushed into next year, will they survive contact with a likely general election? we re joined by labour s shadow international trade secretary, nick thomas symonds, farmer liz webster, and conservative brexiteer and former trade secretary peter lilley. also tonight. as mental health referrals spike, an exclusive newsnight investigation reveals how a draft report into what was the worst nhs mental health trust in england norfolk and suffolk was changed, shifting blame from bosses over losing track over potentially tho ....
] j hello everyone, i m judge. jeanine pirro along with jessica tarlac, jesse watters, dana perino and event greg gutfelt. 5:00 in new york city and this is the 5 . we have some breaking news to get to. team biden ready to crush rfk junior as he announces his visei presidential pick.sd and the liberal media pushing a new conspiracy about trump. but first, officials investigating the catastrophic collapse of the bridge in baltimore after a cargo ship crashed into it.scen kevin corke is on the scene and joins us with the latest. reporter: judge, a massive coordinated effort continues to coalesce ases the search for answers and for those who may have possibly survived this devastating devastating collapse continues as we take ar look at life pictures.lkin course we are talking about the devastating collapse of the bridge around 1:30 am. is mentioned the search for answers on for those who may have plunged into the frigid waters continues. there is not a single r ....
only if we work can we have food on our plates. the world health organization says it s pregnant women and young children who will face some of the gravest consequences of all from climate change. but simple solutions to better protect women are there. this is a big challenge, which we anticipate, and everyone has got a role to do. teach them about the recipes that can cool their body. and before, this was all open? open, open. so the sun would just be on the workers? yeah. translation: i consider being pregnant a great blessing. - every morning, lavanya wakes at 5am and heads to the fields of flowers close to her home. there she spends three hours picking some of the thousands of delicate tube roses that have sprung up overnight. translation: only through work can we have food on our plates. l that s our situation. one person s income is not enough to feed the whole family, so it s important that i contribute. it gives me immense satisfaction. lavanya gets paid around ....
there she spends three hours picking some of the thousands of delicate tube roses that have sprung up overnight. translation: only through work can we have food on our plates. l that s our situation. one person s income is not enough to feed the whole family, so it s important that i contribute. it gives me immense satisfaction. lavanya gets paid around 300 rupees for her efforts. that s just under £3, or $4. her in laws own the fields she works in. but now she carries more than just her collection buckets. lavanya is six months pregnant. when the test came back positive, i was so happy. i had some dizziness in the first couple of months, but i was ok. at five months, i started feeling the baby kicking. it is tough working in the heat. i wear a shirt and a headscarf to protect myself from the scorching sun, but i sweat a lot. and that causes a burning sensation on my skin, in my eyes. i feel itchy all over my legs, and it can get painful. we know that extreme heat can ....