and at 11.30 we'll be taking an in depth look at the papers with our reviewers jason beattie from the daily mirror and sam lister of the daily express. stay with us for that. a second person is confirmed to have died of the coronavirus in the uk. milton keynes nhs trust said a man in his early eighties who'd had underlying health conditions had tested positive for the infection. the number of people in britain with the virus has reached a total of a hundred and 64. earlier today the government promised to spend another 46 million pounds tackling the virus. the money will be used to help develop a vaccine and also a rapid test for the disease. the environment secretary, george eustice, has held a meeting with supermarket executives and says he's reassured they're taking measures to protect food supplies. our medical correspondent, fergus walsh has the latest. science is fighting back against the new coronavirus. this lab at imperial college london is developing a vaccine. the aim, to protect people from getting infected. they know the world is waiting. absolute sense of urgency and wan

with me are jason beattie, who's head of politics for the daily mirror and sam lister, the deputy politicalny of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the coronavirus dominating the headlines. the daily mail reporting that millions of people will be told by health officials to work at home. meanwhile, in the ‘i' supermarkets warn consumers against stockpiling, as it means stores could risk running out of some items. the guardian leads on a story about the effect of covid i9 on british universities — it says that institutions face a financial black hole after international students delay starting courses. as deaths related to the virus soar in italy and iran. the ft weekend says investors are rushing to invest in bonds as stocks around the world fall amid fears of a global recession. and away from coronavirus the mirror leads instead on a reported rift between the duchess of sussex and duchess of cornwall with reports that meghan markle apparently ‘sparked fury by breaking a pledge not to overshadow a long planned speech by camilla on domestic violence'. the daily express meanwhile is looki

a look at tomorrow's front pages, joining me is a jason beattie from they mirror and assam of the daily express. is all coming up —— sam vesty. now for sportsday. hello, i'm hugh ferris and welcome to sportsday ahead of the six nations penultimate weekend live from london welsh rugby club. our top stories this evening, in a week of headlines about games being postponed, this one is on... can england keep their title hopes alive with another twickenham masterclass? we preview their match against wales. france have a grand slam in their sights. they could win the tournament that never ends with two more victories, but they'll have to beat scotland to stay on course. and i'm ben croucher at the bbc sport centre with the rest of the day's news. including a damaging defeat for england in their first game of the she believes cup. are the team going backwards? 0ne former player thinks so. will come to sports day. and welcome toa will come to sports day. and welcome to a little bit of a wales in the english capital. this is london welsh rugby club and we are here