hello. this is bbc news. i'm james reynolds. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment — first the headlines. super saturday indeed with another swimming gold for team gb and a world record in the axioo metres mixed medley final. teamwork makes dream work. another gold, in the triathlon mixed relay event with jonny brownlee finally getting his first olympic gold medal at his third and final games. but disappointment for sprinter dina asher—smith as she misses the 100 metre final and pulls out of he 200. afghan security forces have been battling to defend three key cities from advances by the taliban. medical experts are warning that an oxygen monitoring device, called a pulse oximeter, works less well for people with darker skin tones. and borisjohnson and his wife carrie have announced they're expecting a second child. their son wilfred was born in april last year.

hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. stick with us and you will be fully briefed if you are preparing to watch the olympics overnight. with me are the broadcaster and journalist james lewer, and the education editor of the sunday times, sian griffiths. tomorrow's front pages starting with... super saturday steals the show on the observer's front page — with the emotional celebrations of team gb�*s gold medal—winning triathlon team. the sunday telegraph splashes on celebrations of another kind — those of the prime minister and his wife carrie — who have announced that they are expecting a second child. the sunday express refers to the "heartbreak of miscarriage" as carriejohnson reveals she experienced a pregnancy loss earlier this year and hopes sharing what happened to her will help others going through the same. "kebabs forjabs" declares the sunday people on the latest

efforts being suggested to encourage young people to take up the coronavirus vaccine, and summer holidays are the focus of the sunday times — with its story of a letter written by the chancellor rishi sunak to the prime minister urging him to make the most of the country's vaccination success and scrap travel restrictions. so, let's begin. we are going to start by looking at this idea that wilbur will be used to lure the young to get the job. —— uber. will that work sian griffiths? i think it will persuade young people... i think it will persuade young peeple- - -_ people... -- i think it will persuade _ people... -- i think it will persuade some _ people... -- i think it will persuade some young - people... -- i think it will. persuade some young people people... -- i think it will- persuade some young people to people... -- i think it will— persuade some young people to get thejob and persuade some young people to get the job and whether it pursues enough it will be cephas but is to say, uber, but other companies as well, waitrose, morrisons. apparently they are in talks of ministers to create a voucher scheme

which means youngsters who got the job under 29 who got the first vaccination could get a £10 discount off all kinds of goods such as cab rides or groceries or pizza or even cinema tickets. and it is all about really trying to persuade the younger generation to get vaccinated before especially the autumn when students are due to go back to universities and students are going back to goal, all those students and children crossing in cities is likely to push up transmission again of the virus and so if they can be vaccinated before that date, that would be a very good thing. i that date, that would be a very good thin. . ., ., ., that date, that would be a very good thinu. . . ., ., , .,, thing. i imagine a lot of people watchin: thing. i imagine a lot of people watching this _ thing. i imagine a lot of people watching this james _ thing. i imagine a lot of people watching this james lewer - thing. i imagine a lot of people - watching this james lewer watching watching this james lewer watching this after their jabs watching this james lewer watching this after theirjabs they have a sticker, they didn't get a voucher. but do you remember that certain age james where i don't know how years

ago it would be for you where you would get a voucher sometimes from someone being kind to you, you'd think in the back of your head you would think, "i probably would've preferred cash"?— preferred cash"? possibly but i think it is _ preferred cash"? possibly but i think it is important _ preferred cash"? possibly but i think it is important to - preferred cash"? possibly but i i think it is important to remember that 67%— think it is important to remember that 67% of hundred 20 nines have had their_ that 67% of hundred 20 nines have had their firstjob so a fair amount of effort _ had their firstjob so a fair amount of effort he — had their firstjob so a fair amount of effort he got their vaccines. —— under_ of effort he got their vaccines. —— under 20 — of effort he got their vaccines. —— under 20 nights. there are a of effort he got their vaccines. —— under20 nights. there are a number of things— under20 nights. there are a number of things that could persuade young people _ of things that could persuade young people to _ of things that could persuade young people to go and get those jabs if they have — people to go and get those jabs if they have not already, some may be fairly relaxed about it thinking, i would _ fairly relaxed about it thinking, i would do — fairly relaxed about it thinking, i would do it, there is no rush, it has _ would do it, there is no rush, it has not — would do it, there is no rush, it has not been all that long since those _ has not been all that long since those age — has not been all that long since those age groups have been the jabs that there _ those age groups have been the jabs that there is still time and i think we will— that there is still time and i think we will certainly see numbers increase — we will certainly see numbers increase going into going into august— increase going into going into august into september as well. i think— august into september as well. i think covid passports will play a role in — think covid passports will play a role in all— think covid passports will play a role in all of this as well in terms of persuading young people if they do come _ of persuading young people if they do come into effect of course, that could _ do come into effect of course, that could also — do come into effect of course, that could also play a role in terms of persuading young people to get jabs as well _ persuading young people to get jabs

as well i_ persuading young people to get jabs as well. i think this is a good idea, — as well. i think this is a good idea, clearly the government are in talks— idea, clearly the government are in talks with _ idea, clearly the government are in talks with lots of companies and i think— talks with lots of companies and i think more — talks with lots of companies and i think more companies will follow suit as _ think more companies will follow suit as well and do this if it gets his numbers up higher and higher for firstand— his numbers up higher and higher for first and second jabs, it can only be first and second jabs, it can only he a _ first and second jabs, it can only he a good — first and second jabs, it can only be a good thing. i first and second “abs, it can only be a good thing.— first and second “abs, it can only be a good thing. i wonder if all the old --eole be a good thing. i wonder if all the old peeple will— be a good thing. i wonder if all the old people will come _ be a good thing. i wonder if all the old people will come back - be a good thing. i wonder if all the old people will come back asking l be a good thing. i wonder if all the i old people will come back asking for their £10 more incidents voucher, but we will now move on to our next paper. —— there morrisons voucher. this is a story covered on the front page, talking about kerryjohnson at her new baby, not everyone is familiar with this phrase the rainbow baby. i familiar with this phrase the rainbow baby.— familiar with this phrase the rainbow baby. familiar with this phrase the rainbow bab . ., ., ., ., rainbow baby. i had not heard of before today- — rainbow baby. i had not heard of before today. it _ rainbow baby. i had not heard of before today. it is _ rainbow baby. i had not heard of before today. it is a _ rainbow baby. i had not heard of before today. it is a phrase - rainbow baby. i had not heard of before today. it is a phrase that l rainbow baby. i had not heard of| before today. it is a phrase that is used for a baby that is born after a miscarriage or stillbirth. so she announced her lovely new she will have a second baby on instagram. but she used this phrase, it is a

rainbow baby, disclosing she did have a miscarriage earlier this year. it was very brave of her to shape that information. she said she had shared it because she was heartbroken when she had her miscarriage and took some comfort from listening to the stories of other people who had been through similar experiences and she wanted to share her own expense to help others. —— brave of her to share that information. i think that is a brave and kind thing to do. last year we saw meghan markle do something similar, she too had had a miscarriage and went public about it. and i think both women are trying to break down the statement that surrounds miscarriage and stillbirth and breakdown the barriers and the loneliness that so many women feel when they have these experiences and in a room of 100 women, meghan markle read last year ten or 20 will have had a miscarriage so more women than we think are going through these very

heartbreaking tragic experiences and it's good that people are not talking about them openly. james lewer this is _ talking about them openly. james lewer this is a _ talking about them openly. james lewer this is a deeply _ talking about them openly. james lewer this is a deeply personal. lewer this is a deeply personal story for the prime minister's wife and his self as well. she has just to talk about it. is this just her story or can we read something wider into this generational decision to talk about personal pain notjust of course herewith miscarriage but with other things as well?— other things as well? certainly and i think it is other things as well? certainly and i think it is a _ other things as well? certainly and i think it is a positive _ other things as well? certainly and i think it is a positive thing. - other things as well? certainly and i think it is a positive thing. like i i think it is a positive thing. like sian— i think it is a positive thing. like sian said — i think it is a positive thing. like sian said breaking down stigma, we saw meghan markle doing it with her story and _ saw meghan markle doing it with her story and now carrie johnson doing it herself, — story and now carrie johnson doing it herself, i— story and now carrie johnson doing it herself, i think it's a good thing — it herself, i think it's a good thing for— it herself, i think it's a good thing for men and for women to talk about— thing for men and for women to talk about as _ thing for men and for women to talk about as well. there are lots of couples — about as well. there are lots of couples that go through this, it is not uncommon and i think it is only a good _ not uncommon and i think it is only a good thing — not uncommon and i think it is only a good thing we talk about these things— a good thing we talk about these things because as set as they are, they are _ things because as set as they are, they are normal and they happen. the nhs numbers show one in eight women that are _ nhs numbers show one in eight women that are pregnant go through miscarriage. so this happens a lot unfortunately. but it's a good thing

that we _ unfortunately. but it's a good thing that we are — unfortunately. but it's a good thing that we are talking more issues like this. we _ that we are talking more issues like this. ~ ., ., ., ., ., this. we are going to move to the sunday times _ this. we are going to move to the sunday times now. _ this. we are going to move to the sunday times now. the _ this. we are going to move to the sunday times now. the sunday i this. we are going to move to the - sunday times now. the sunday times talks about the prime minister and carriejohnson up but it talks about a letter that rishi sunak will write to him. first of all i am rather surprised because they live next to the soo, rishi sunak and borisjohnson but they communicate via letter talking about you must get rid of the travel plans? you don't need to stamp that, you put it through the adjoining door. at the overall story rishi sunak saint get rid of the traffic light system, what is a? —— saying get rid of it. he traffic light system, what is a? -- saying get rid of it.— saying get rid of it. he is calling for boris johnson _ saying get rid of it. he is calling for boris johnson to _ saying get rid of it. he is calling for boris johnson to ease - saying get rid of it. he is calling for boris johnson to ease travel| for borisjohnson to ease travel restrictions and i believe he has written in a letter because it is quite an important meeting on thursday, a cancelled meeting which would discuss this. and his point is that he thinks the travel restrictions we have come at the traffic light system, red, amber, green, they need to isolate depending on which country you are

coming back from, the need to pay for tests, that this is all sort of damaging the economy, tourism, and he is saying "we have a vaccination programme which has done incredibly well, so many of our population are no double jabs, but have more faith in that and ease these travel restrictions which are more draconian than our european competitors." and that's the way to go forward. it will be interesting to see what happens on thursday and which way ministers decide to go because there is still a lot of concern that one could get in and out the borders of a new variant, talk of the beta strain and how dangerous that might be. whether the travel restrictions will be relaxed, it is hard to say. they are certainly quite confusing at the moment. , ., . . , ., , moment. green watch west, amber, amber plus. — moment. green watch west, amber, amber plus. red- _ moment. green watch west, amber, amber plus, red. james _ moment. green watch west, amber, amber plus, red. james lewer - moment. green watch west, amber, amber plus, red. james lewer did i moment. green watch west, amber, l amber plus, red. james lewer did you learn all of this and surely, the prime minister might accountant it to the chance particularly on the

red west, that is really important for stopping the spread of the virus here from countries where the spread is not as checked as this government might like. == is not as checked as this government mi . ht like. , , might like. -- the redness. the amber plus— might like. -- the redness. the amber plus lists _ might like. -- the redness. the amber plus lists is _ might like. -- the redness. the amber plus lists is the - might like. -- the redness. the| amber plus lists is the strangest one at— amber plus lists is the strangest one at all — amber plus lists is the strangest one at all. it amber plus lists is the strangest one at all. . , amber plus lists is the strangest one at all. ., , ., amber plus lists is the strangest one at all-— one at all. it has one country, doesnt one at all. it has one country, doesn't it? — one at all. it has one country, doesn't it? it _ one at all. it has one country, doesn't it? it is _ one at all. it has one country, doesn't it? it is one _ one at all. it has one country, doesn't it? it is one where i one at all. it has one country, l doesn't it? it is one where even one at all. it has one country, - doesn't it? it is one where even if our doesn't it? it is one where even if your double _ doesn't it? it is one where even if your double vaccinated _ doesn't it? it is one where even if your double vaccinated if - doesn't it? it is one where even if your double vaccinated if you - doesn't it? it is one where even if. your double vaccinated if you come back into _ your double vaccinated if you come back into the country, you still have _ back into the country, you still have to — back into the country, you still have to quarantine. some of them have _ have to quarantine. some of them have gone — have to quarantine. some of them have gone on. but we were talking about _ have gone on. but we were talking about rishi — have gone on. but we were talking about rishi sunak writing a letter, ithink— about rishi sunak writing a letter, i think it _ about rishi sunak writing a letter, i think it is — about rishi sunak writing a letter, i think it is good he has done that because _ i think it is good he has done that because to — i think it is good he has done that because to be honest because the conversations we have seen between whatsauu _ conversations we have seen between whatsapp and social media is quite something that raises eyebrows i would _ something that raises eyebrows i would say. the traffic light system has been — would say. the traffic light system has been confusing for about people come _ has been confusing for about people come the _ has been confusing for about people come the constant changing of it as well _ come the constant changing of it as well the _ come the constant changing of it as well. the last minute, it has been very confusing for travellers and the travel— very confusing for travellers and the travel industry has been hurting. _ the travel industry has been hurting, hopefully we will start to see that — hurting, hopefully we will start to see that in — hurting, hopefully we will start to see that in the next month or so in terms _ see that in the next month or so in terms of— see that in the next month or so in terms of that and it rishi sunak not for the _ terms of that and it rishi sunak not

for the first — terms of that and it rishi sunak not for the first time breaking rank a little _ for the first time breaking rank a little bit — for the first time breaking rank a little bit and trying to say to boris — little bit and trying to say to boris johnson to little bit and trying to say to borisjohnson to try little bit and trying to say to boris johnson to try to make it clearer— boris johnson to try to make it clearer for— boris johnson to try to make it clearer for people and i think he is right— clearer for people and i think he is right in_ clearer for people and i think he is right in a _ clearer for people and i think he is right in a lot — clearer for people and i think he is right in a lot of ways. we need to see a _ right in a lot of ways. we need to see a clear— right in a lot of ways. we need to see a clear way of doing this on the traffic— see a clear way of doing this on the traffic light — see a clear way of doing this on the traffic light system slowly but surely — traffic light system slowly but surely we will see it eased out in terms _ surely we will see it eased out in terms of— surely we will see it eased out in terms of government i don't know what the british olympic team will have to do when they come back with their haul of metals, whether they're coming back and we'll have to quarantine themselves there but let's look at themselves there but let's look at the sunday times for you have for them who will be thinking about that. and what they might have to declare customs. the winners of the latest metal, medley relay in the pool one by adam peaty who has already won a gold medal. next teams now, sian graphics, you are talk about sports days being mixed, the olympus is now copping that. i think olympus is now copping that. i think it is fantastic _ olympus is now copping that. i think it is fantastic that _ olympus is now copping that. i think it is fantastic that in _ olympus is now copping that. i think it is fantastic that in this _ olympus is now copping that. i think it is fantastic that in this next - it is fantastic that in this next medley relay that we have taken the girls and also we took the gold in the mix triathlon event withjonny

brownlee today, it has been a super saturday. the next teams, this is nice,. and we are seeing this in schools, mixed team so we don'tjust have girls my netball, you have girls and boys playing in mixed teams. and i think that whole idea that you could have mixed teams is very refreshing and modern and i think it is helpful especially for women's sport because this always tends to be seen as a second rate to men because expert but if you have everybody on an equal playing field, that will be a good thing. —— second rate of men's sport. and adam peaty talking about the success of gb in swimming in these olympics and he said that for all those kids who could not swim in the pandemic because the pools were close, he really hopes that what happened in tokyo will inspire them to learn to

swim and to have their own in olympic dreams and that would be lovely. i olympic dreams and that would be lovel . . . olympic dreams and that would be lovel . ., ., ., ., lovely. i heard that london might win a bid for _ lovely. i heard that london might win a bid for the _ lovely. i heard that london might win a bid for the olympic - lovely. i heard that london might win a bid for the olympic gamesl win a bid for the olympic games again, james. made a condition in that bed be that every event now has to be a mixed event to help the uk when metals? it is to be a mixed event to help the uk when metals?— when metals? it is in the history books, the _ when metals? it is in the history books, the first _ when metals? it is in the history books, the first team _ when metals? it is in the history books, the first team to - when metals? it is in the history books, the first team to win - when metals? it is in the history books, the first team to win it i when metals? it is in the history| books, the first team to win it for severe _ books, the first team to win it for severe faith — books, the first team to win it for severe faith and that is a great thing _ severe faith and that is a great thing for— severe faith and that is a great thing for this lot right about now they have — thing for this lot right about now they have made history and all in beauchamp is because it is great because — beauchamp is because it is great because we will see male swimmers inspire _ because we will see male swimmers inspire male swimmers and it is great _ inspire male swimmers and it is great to— inspire male swimmers and it is great to see them all coming together. i think adam peaty the work— together. i think adam peaty the work he — together. i think adam peaty the work he has done has been brilliant in terms _ work he has done has been brilliant in terms of— work he has done has been brilliant in terms of the way he speaks, he speaks _ in terms of the way he speaks, he speaks so — in terms of the way he speaks, he speaks so well in the swim team have been superb— speaks so well in the swim team have been superb at this in the pics so far and _ been superb at this in the pics so far and i— been superb at this in the pics so farand i remember olympics gone by when team _ farand i remember olympics gone by when team gb didn't do well in the pool and _ when team gb didn't do well in the pool and the things they're now are fantastic _ pool and the things they're now are fantastic. really great to see. let's — fantastic. really great to see. let's look _ fantastic. really great to see.

let's look at the final paper, the independent which has the headline fastest woman on the planet. a picture of the woman from jamaica smashing through the finishing line to the slight distaste of the silver medal winner, to the slight distaste of the silver medalwinner, her to the slight distaste of the silver medal winner, her rifle show and frazier price. in previous olympics we were talking about the man and usain bolt but as a deep athletic band myself, but the women's event this time genuinely is much more exciting than the men's. yes this time genuinely is much more exciting than the men's.- this time genuinely is much more exciting than the men's. yes and it is a fabulous _ exciting than the men's. yes and it is a fabulous picture _ exciting than the men's. yes and it is a fabulous picture on _ exciting than the men's. yes and it is a fabulous picture on the - exciting than the men's. yes and it is a fabulous picture on the front i is a fabulous picture on the front page of the independent. she is in midair mouth open with joy as she trusses the finishing line, 10.61 seconds, and olympic record. and as he say this rivalry between her and her team—mates. very exciting. and jamaica taking one, two, and three,

the green and yellow strip on the podium. the green and yellow strip on the odium. , . , the green and yellow strip on the odium. . ., , , ., the green and yellow strip on the odium. , , ., podium. james lewer “ump at you finall . podium. james lewer “ump at you finally. looking h podium. james lewer “ump at you finally. looking at _ podium. james lewerjump at you finally. looking at shelley - podium. james lewerjump at you finally. looking at shelley and - finally. looking at shelley and frazier price is not designed to celebrate that silver. she came and patted elaine thompson at the end. does this make this all more watchable, the fact we have deep rivalries like this?— watchable, the fact we have deep rivalries like this? absolutely. the race was great _ rivalries like this? absolutely. the race was great but _ rivalries like this? absolutely. the race was great but the _ rivalries like this? absolutely. the race was great but the end - rivalries like this? absolutely. the race was great but the end of - rivalries like this? absolutely. the race was great but the end of it i race was great but the end of it watching — race was great but the end of it watching all three of their faces was quite — watching all three of their faces was quite something. one was really happy— was quite something. one was really happy come at the other two were 'ust happy come at the other two were just sort— happy come at the other two were just sort of— happy come at the other two were just sort of looking to see what had happened — just sort of looking to see what had happened. we got a silver or bronze, but sometimes deep rivalries can get the best— but sometimes deep rivalries can get the best out of each other and certainly— the best out of each other and certainly within your own team as well _ certainly within your own team as well from — certainly within your own team as well. from that perspective it will drive _ well. from that perspective it will drive them — well. from that perspective it will drive them onto the next events because — drive them onto the next events because i— drive them onto the next events because i think some of these are in the 100 _ because i think some of these are in the 100 and — because i think some of these are in the 100 and 200 as well, so we will see more _ the 100 and 200 as well, so we will see more sparks fly in this olympics and may— see more sparks fly in this olympics and may be — see more sparks fly in this olympics and may be in future ones as well for sure — and may be in future ones as well for sure l — and may be in future ones as well for sure. , ., . , for sure. i will be watching every second of— for sure. i will be watching every second of it. _ for sure. i will be watching every second of it. james _

for sure. i will be watching every second of it. james lewer- for sure. i will be watching every second of it. james lewer and i for sure. i will be watching every i second of it. james lewer and sian