the american biotech company moderna is filing with regulators in the eu and america to approve the use of its coronavirus vaccine. the us health secretary says the first doses could be administered before christmas. joe biden is to receive his first detailed briefing on national security issues, as the transition from president trump takes another step. the president's daily brief is a tradition that goes back decades. 13 thousand jobs are at risk in britain as the retail group arcadia — which owns topshop goes into administration. it's hired administrators after the pandemic "severely impacted" sales. the french government says it's dropping a draft law that would ban filming of police officers, and plans to rewrite the bill. tens of thousands of people across france marched against the proposed law on saturday. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be

bringing us tomorrow. with me are are the broadcaster, daisy mcandrew, and the politics reporter at bloomberg, joe mayes. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. ‘tory rebels head for showdown with pm' reads the front page of the i — ahead of tomorrow's commons vote on new tier system restrictions for england, as the country emerges from lockdown on wednesday. up to 100 conservative backbenchers could vote against the government. the telegraph describes the revolt in the conservative party as a ‘blow tojohnson‘s covid plan', with mps demanding more details on the economic impact of new restrictions that the government wants to bring in from wednesday.

labour will abstain on tomorrow's vote — the guardian says this will ‘raise pressure‘ on the pm as ‘tory rebels circle‘. the times details what it calls a ‘secret dossier on covid damage‘. the paper says the government has drawn up a secret document detailing the impact of the virus on the economy, with a dozen sectors rated as red, facing significant job cuts and revenue losses. elsewhere, metro focuses on the pop star rita ora, who‘s issued an apology after celebrating her 30th birthday with a group of friends at a restaurant in west london. the singer says she‘ll voluntarily pay a £10,000 fine for the party — which the paper says up to 30 people were reportedly invited to. the collapse of retail empire arcadia is on the front page of the financial times — after sir philip green‘s company collapsed into administration this

evening, placing 13,000 jobs at risk. the paper describes arcadia as the ‘most high profile retail victim of the pandemic‘. the paper describes arcadia as the ‘most high profile retail victim of the pandemic‘. ‘nojab? you‘re barred‘ reads the front page of the daily mail. after the vaccine minister nadhim zahawi warned that although the jab may be voluntary, bars, restaurants, cinemas and sports venues could turn away anyone who hasn‘t had it. and on the front page of the sun, ‘10 pints of lager and a scotch egg please‘... the paper reports on ‘punters‘ joy‘ after cabinet minister george eustice claimed that for tier 2 pubs needing to serve substantial meals alongside alcohol, a scotch egg would count. it used to be a pack of crisps. so let‘s begin... big vote for the government, the prime minister and he doesn‘t really appear to have managed to persuade many of those tory rebels yet that this new tier system is the right way to go. no, it hasn‘t.

this new tier system is the right way to go. no, it hasn't. they have, they think the economic damage of these other health impacts those outweigh the benefits front containing these fires with these measures. you containing these fires with these measures. you saw containing these fires with these measures. you saw the report is meant to assess those metrics. the tory rebels didn‘t feel like it went anywhere near enough. criticise the report for copy and pasting, snipping section so they are not happy. snipping section so they are not happy- i snipping section so they are not happy. i think quite like will know many more tomorrow it won‘t be enough to lose the vote. but clearly, it‘s very embarrassing for johnson and the policy the biggest policy issue he has to contend with at this point time. daisy you are nodding. who is in charge of strategy now in number ten? so many people have come and gone. because it all seems a bit mixed up as well.

the prime minister said to be working now on a new plan for more cash for wet pubs who can‘t be wet. i'm sorry, i shouldn't have laughed when you ask me. a perfectly legitimate question of who's in charge. it is one of those questions when you actually dissected it's much harder to answer then it would appear. i only ask you daisy, because you used to... yes, no no i'm teasing. 0f because you used to... yes, no no i'm teasing. of course we've had this revolving door, we've had cummings going we've got new people and for that we don't know how much influence the prime ministers fiance has and so on and so forth. certainly when it comes to tomorrow's vote you are right, he will win that vote. but not with the majority that he really should have considering the result of the last election. asjoe was saying, this economic impact assessment document that came out is being widely

pooh—poohed by a lot of those so—called rebels or would be rebels on the conservative benches who were hoping or asking for a much more. very considerable figures the conservative chairman of the committees selectmen wanted more meat on the bones. wanted to see the economic impact, to see what the government was preparing. and wasn't happy with what he saw. looked back a bit ofa happy with what he saw. looked back a bit of a copy and paste job. sorry to switch papers but there is a connected story very interesting in the times front page tomorrow. saying that there is another document, a secret document that does exactly that. it does assess the economic impact for a lot of different industries around the country. giving them a green, amber or red sort of light system as to how badly the government expects them to be effective. i spoke to him earlyjust a few hours ago. they're saying there must be documents.

there‘s got to be dater on this it‘s just not forthcoming. can we move on if we don‘t mind? the ft, joe, main story, front page story arcadia colla pses story, front page story arcadia collapses into administration as crisis claims biggest retail victim. as we were saying about a0 mad minutes ago, it‘s not all down to the pandemic, joe. no, it's not. and arcadia has been behind the times with respect to its rivals without especially getting into e—commerce was that we‘d seen them losing market share, by mark h&m, over the last to three years it didn‘t come as in an immediate consequence of the pandemic clearly it‘s been going on over time. you recognise the likes of dividends there has been this problem with the bricks and mortar retailers in recent times. clearly arcadia, at the end of the road with this one. 0bviously, terrible news for the 13,000 jobs at risk. not expecting immediate

redundancies but where they go from here, who knows? massive moment in british retail. daisy? yes, i think it is worth a flip through the papers the mirror calling him greedy. it's no surprise that the daily mirror it be a big band. not many people are either within business journalists world which i use to inhabit more than i do now. he's not very pop popular figure he sort of a pantomime figure. asjoe was saying, he missed the boat with getting on board with e—commerce. also, i have a teenage daughter and she's never once been into top shop in the last few years. and she's a shopaholic. that kind of tells you all you need to know. their product is not as good as it used to be in the way they sell it isn't modern. he might‘ve missed some bows but he‘s got others. let‘s go on to... by he‘s got others. let‘s go on to...

by guardian. labour delivers blow to johnson‘s covid plan as tory rebels circle. we talked about this before interesting, steer clear that keir starmer should have chosen that route, to abstain because it allows other people to inflict the real damage on the prime minister. up until now keir starmer has broadly stuck with the government but then on occasion has taken a different stance. we could see was coming online as we saw with the national lockdown, it‘s pretty obvious again the abstention, it‘s not against that might be supportive of the peas being painted as someone who is com pletely being painted as someone who is completely against coronavirus restrictions which clearly isn‘t. but in support of the government he says things like hospitality sectors not getting enough support and it can kind of drive a wedge between johnson and the rest of his party. which works for him physically for the downing street is can we not

it‘s a difficult tightrope he‘s having to walk in. let's go on the tonsils where do you stand on daisy? a duty to say that the crown, the netflix series is made up. that‘s sometime we must say covering the royal family sometime we must say covering the royal fa m ily yea rs sometime we must say covering the royal family years ago the truth was even stranger than fiction. of course as you well know having cove red course as you well know having covered the royal beat very often what you're told at the time is the truth but then later on you realise absolutely wasn't. which is why i think the earlier series of the crown were much easier to digest the top because the passing of time even if they were rather shockingly shown on that series, it didn't seem quite so on that series, it didn't seem quite so bad. now of course all the primary figures apart from diana are still with us are reasonably young and know it's being said about them. soldo and know it's being said about them. so i do understand why the royal family is so upset about some elements of the crowd. i eagerly think, most people realise it's not

completely, people couldn't possibly have known what happens in a private room for most of these scenes was out so i do think the viewers have to be given a bit of credit for knowing that not every single thing they see... isn't that the problem? we do know quite a lot about what was said and the moments in private rooms. because two of the mine characters wrote about it. what's interesting here is that the crown is mesmerising and realistic at times. it interweaves historical fa ct. times. it interweaves historical fact. gave interviews just to clarify that in case i get accused of saying they all wrote autobiographies. sorry, carry on. the source material is clearly stuck quite closely a lot of the time that you could forgive a viewer for not really knowing exactly when it is in fa ct really knowing exactly when it is in fact or when it is infection. using people on wikipedia want to know did that happen. clearly, it‘s an important issue here, i think the royalfamilies important issue here, i think the royal families reputation is important issue here, i think the royalfamilies reputation is pretty

most the most important thing you have in terms of the longevity of the monarchy in this country. you can see why they will be concerned. if material was getting out there which was causing people to seriously doubt the quality of the character. i know the issue very clearly writing to netflix saying that we should have disclaimers on netflix shows to make clear they‘re not complete facts. should we go into that mirror? nojob, no entry. is this the perfect foil to a nti —fa ctors is this the perfect foil to anti—factors do you think? is this the perfect foil to anti-factors do you think? yes, if you don't have to vaccination you're not going to be allowed into the pub is the thought of this. not just the pub some football stadium is and we know that a lot of airlines have been calling for theirs. that you have to prove that you've had a vaccination once it's available, of course. in order to board a plane. vaccination once it's available, of course. in orderto board a plane. i think contest is artie been saying that. it doesn't raise a lot of problems. if people at the moment, when you are in the eye of the storm

of the pandemic you think you will do anything to get through it. but actually, if these rules are kept up, you can see data protection issues being difficult. you can see civil rights are human rights having a problem in this area was up i think it is going to be careful. we're going to have to be careful. it's one of these areas that make a law ina it's one of these areas that make a law in a rush you might end up regretting it. i don't know where it leads gdpr and so on. i can see this isa leads gdpr and so on. i can see this is a problem. there's another interesting story which is similar which is an idea that the government is looking into which is that if you have two negative test results, this isn't vaccination this is just getting tested to see if you have the virus at the moment. if you can prove you've had two consecutive within a short time that maybe that will allow you to do certain things like go to a pub in a way to get a pink ticket. so that you can go and enjoy yourself with all these ideas are being kicked about. but

vaccinations, we know it's a really difficult area. we know that a lot of people have concerns that this vaccination is being rushed. and the people get a feel like they are a guinea pig and they're not going to wa nt guinea pig and they're not going to want to have it. if those people have a choice and then they are not allowed to get on a plane or than they are not allowed to do things that other people allowed to do it's going to be complicated. where do you stand on thatjoke was not it comes across as an idea which is a lwa ys comes across as an idea which is always been a nudge theory of psychology for sub which is this event doesn‘t want to be seen as forcing vaccination on peoples. which goes against instinctive freedom and liberty at the same time they recognise the massive health benefits was the vaccine works and is safe because i incentive system might be enough to encourage people to do it. you can see the thinking behind it. i recognise the concern and daisy is right. i get quite a goodidea and daisy is right. i get quite a good idea provide to the vaccine is safe. the actual civil libertarian argument. you don‘t think it is as

important. the sun, ten pints of lager and a scotch egg, please was up lager and a scotch egg, please was up with and that a song £2 of water and a bag of chips? this is george eustace who said today he thought a substantial scotch egg would qualify asa substantial scotch egg would qualify as a substantial meal. it reminds me of those days remember when pubs could extend their serving hours by serving you a baked potato? and hundreds of baked potatoes were cooked and then thrown outside because everyone would carry on drinking. what do you think? this has been the rule that's been around for a bit now. coming and going that the wet pubs, pubs and don't serve any food have to close was are the ones at so many people are asking the government to support more. we are expecting the prime minister to come up with some sort of boost for those. some sort of financial help for those pups. but eustis has had

to the cabinet member today saying that his understanding that a scotch 399 that his understanding that a scotch egg did count as a substantial meal for that maybe i'm greedy of george eustis but a scotch egg does not qualify and my butt. and other rules that came out of the last few days as we all look forward to some restaurants and pubs opening later this week. which is that the minute you stop eating you have to drink. you have to stop drinking, sorry. the minute you start beating you have to stop drinking as well. again, ican have to stop drinking as well. again, i can see the situation where people are just ordering food that they have no intention of eating just so that they can carry on drinking in the park. there are going to be lots of unforeseen complications i think. a lot of these rules have been made up on the half. they've had to because everything is changing so fast. actually, it‘s the classic track question. george eustis says yeah, scotch age substantial meal which means everyone will use this as a

way of ordering round of drinks. it's way of ordering round of drinks. it‘s been one of the funny features of this pandemic to eight pandemic because journal is constantly asked questions like this. it‘s they want to get a headline like this one. you said george eustis has taken the bait and said george eustis has taken the baitand said said george eustis has taken the bait and said yes, a scotch egg would count. normally the response would count. normally the response would be the public know what a substantial meal is clearly not ask but is why. he has taken the bait and yes order your scotch egg. going back to the coalition government all government ministers seem to be obliged to forced to eat pasties whenever they went out in public. right. one big story for the tabloids in the britain and the sun earlier and that is rita 0ra, how to get publicity in the space of really just 20 for hours. there is no addressing this one out. she's made addressing this one out. she's made a massive era. and it wasn't an error that she didn't know she was

doing. just to recap in case anybody is missed that she had a birthday party ina is missed that she had a birthday party in a restaurant in west london for her 30th. having said that she was going to be having a take away to celebrate her 30th. she has lots of other celebs there. they all snuckin of other celebs there. they all snuck in through back door where they were photographs by neighbors. the police were called because they banged on the front door but i guess they were all sort of hiding, turning the lights off and hiding under the desk when they saw the police. didn't answer the door but then the police investigated once they've seen these photographs that we re they've seen these photographs that were circulating from neighbors. it is incredibly hypocritical. she has as anybody would know they were breaking the rules by having this party. also earlier in the pandemic she had been supporting all sorts of stay safe messages and...|j she had been supporting all sorts of stay safe messages and... i think her mother worked in the nhs, doesn‘t she? her mother worked in the nhs, doesn't she? and her mother was in the nhs. yes, she is stupid. and i

think she will pay for there is not just in the £10,000 that she is offering to the council but also in terms of management and perhaps even companies that want to be associated with her. i wouldn't be surprised with her. i wouldn't be surprised with the prime minister got involved in this one as well saying that even celebrities must abide. it is tricky all those families who have missed funerals, missed all those moments, families who missed saying goodbye to members of theirfamily families who missed saying goodbye to members of their family because they weren‘t allowed to get close to them. here we have rita 0ra admittedly just before them. here we have rita 0ra admittedlyjust before the end of lockdown having an impromptu, spur of the moment do, she said.|j lockdown having an impromptu, spur of the moment do, she said. i think that‘s why this story will go down so badly in the general public. really important life events have missed because of covid and what seems to be a frivolous gathering a clear breach of lockdown rules. we sort have woefully suffered from consequences and we saw the kind of thing the public really dislike. 0ne

rule for them another rule for us. yeah, really damaging for her and her career. joe and daisy really nice to have you both back on. thank you very much indeed for taking us through that second look at the first editions of the papers. hi there. we start with some mouthwatering ties in the third round of the fa cup following this evening straw. all four non—league sides remaining have home ties against legal position. and what‘s going to be the biggest gap between two tea ms going to be the biggest gap between two teams ever at this stage of the tournament. marine the merseyside is play in the northern premier league have been drawn to face the premier league leaders tottenham savage happy with alan. surely it knocked

out whigham get to pit their wits against the wayne rooney and derby next stop counting of the national league will face west him. it‘s marine against marini oh that‘s got eve ryo ne marine against marini oh that‘s got everyone talking. we just play on his best we can. it usually with those teams you every competition through chelsea to tottenham or wherever it‘s been manchester united. it‘s a great time for us. it doesn‘t get that much more difficult but as i said, it‘s a remarkable achievement to win seven cup games to get here. this is a reward for the football club. meanwhile tomorrow non—league sides of an accident tonight fighting for a place in the third round. would go through after a three nail win at academy island. they are rewarded home tie against the championship. a few more pics here at the fa cup holders arsenal began defence of their trophy home to newcastle week

eight lee one bristol rovers will play bottom side chef sheffield united. liverpool got aston villa where they lost seven —— two early the season. markham travelled to sta mford the season. markham travelled to stamford bridge to play chelsea. and another lead to side in newport that is primarily a position they are at home to brighten. next tonight primarily action and a full ham pulled off a shot to win two move out of the bottom three with their first away victory of the season. the londoners travelled to the stadium withjust the londoners travelled to the stadium with just four points from the first nine games. but took the lead on the half hour mark through lichtman. and they doubled their advantage shortly afterwards following this clumsy challenge. christian fuchs that was judged a foul after look at the monitor even cavalla ro foul after look at the monitor even cavallaro stepping up consolation but missed the chance to go top of the table as full ham held on for a

crucial win. west ham are up to fifth in the table after holding on to beat aston villa two. it was an eventful game with bow and scoring but proved to be the winner early in the second half. manchester city boss pep guardiola is calling for greater clarity over concussion protocols following a serious head collision. confirmed they are strikers suffered a fractured skull in the incident and is comfortable in hospital following an operation. arsenals simply bandaged up and carried on playing before being taken off at halftime. later it required stitches. arsenals say they follow the rules around concussion guardiola says every precaution needs to be taken when it comes to head injuries. hopefully -- they'll find they are well. i listen that he

had an operation. hopefully, he‘s going to be well. this is for sure the most important thing of course the most important thing of course the concussion on the head you have to be careful. i don‘t know the protocols, some of them say it you have to be nearly out some say no, should be clear. but because in the head always so dangerous. well, two games to bring you up to date with the pro 1a this evening. ulster made eight wins out of eight. a comprehensive a3 —— 1a win over edinburgh that takes them ahead of lei nster edinburgh that takes them ahead of leinster and conference a. elsewhere tonight monsterfresh leinster and conference a. elsewhere tonight monster fresh zapper 52 —— three and conference it be. gojean said he is completely changed his mind about formula ones had safety device. and credits the halo was

saving his life yesterday. the frenchman walked away from this horrific 1a0 mile—per—hour crash at the bahrain grand prix. the car hitting the barrier, splitting into two and bursting into flames. somehow he managed to leap to safety with only burns to his hands. he stands up and posting messages online from his hospital bed. expressing thanks for all the support. it was fia doctor ian roberts who rushed to help him when the incident happened. turning to my right, i could see through the gap in the rest of the car rome and was attempting to get himself out. obviously, as you can see flames pretty much everywhere. and looking through that damage as a discarded, just like looking into the doorway ofa

just like looking into the doorway of a furnace. my face was pretty much stinging but no other issue than that for me. it's a matter of grabbing him and pulling them over about things were melting. amazing stuff. in world number one trump is the first player through to the last 16 of the uk‘s snooker championship. he wasn‘t at his best who is currently ranked 30 in the world but came through to win six —— one in milton keynes. trump faces wales is mark williams and value heirloom in the spring williamson next. and john higgins has also made it through. he beat wellesley is jack jones higgins has also made it through. he beat wellesley is jackjones by six frames to do. you can check all of today‘s scores over the bbc website. much more reaction there. that is all your support for now. good night.

hello there. we‘ve started this week on a relatively quiet note. quite a lot of grey, gloomy weather around. although scotland didn‘t fare too badly with some sunshine. for the rest of this week, things are set to turn much colder and a lot more unsettled. as low pressure takes over we‘ll see some rain, sleet and snow in some places. we‘ve got this ridge of high pressure building in early on tuesday. fairly strong winds down the east coast. a cold front which spreads southward across the country during the overnight. a chilly start but bright with some very welcome sunshine across many parts of central southern, eastern parts of england. but cloud will be thickening up again. this time against northern and western areas into the afternoon. it‘s going to be a chilly day pretty much wherever you are. in the warmest spots out west and also in the sunny spot in the east could make nine or 10 degrees. as we head through tuesday night it looks like another front will start to push into northern and western areas. this is a cold front, on it there will be outbreaks of rain.

quite a lot of cloud and other clear, chilly night in the southeast. the northwest will turn cooler with some blustery showers. as we head through wednesday, this cold front will slowly migrate southwards and introduce much colder air or north and west of the uk. very windy as well with gales in the northwest of scotland. it will be bright here it was sunshine, blustery showers, heavy across scotland and increasing wintry over the hills. but for england and wales, will see quite a bout of cloud with outbreaks of rain. confined to the southeast skies behind it will brighten up here. that cold front clears through as we head on into thursday. low—pressure takes over. it‘s going to be windy, outbreaks of rain some of which could be quite heavy through thursday, especially through parts of england and wales. southern england and wales will see the heavy strength of the day for that, could see some gales through the channel as well. further north a bit brighter spells of sunshine, a few showers there will be wintry. even down to lower levels across scotland as temperatures range from three to around 7 degrees without feeling

cold. friday, big area of low pressure spirals across the country. bringing further spells of strong winds and heavy rain. we could see the threat of some sleet and snow across the northern hills without perhaps even down to lower levels at times. there will be a bit of sunshine here and there too. another cold day on the cards for all.

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