the daily mail also picturing bethany walker.lling his visit to britain for an embassy opening, amid two fears. he will not be made welcome, and he has tweeted in the last hour or so that he wasn't happy about the positioning of the us embassy which was put out, all was constructed under president obama's administration. and on the front page of the mirror, if you are confused about nigel farage's comments, initially suggesting he wa nted comments, initially suggesting he wanted a second referendum, he has clarified to a degree saying he thinks there is an air of inevitability. it is not something he seeks, a second referendum on the eu votes, but we will be speaking to nigel farage so we can hear what he says for himself. that is coming up at about 8:30am this morning. how many times can we talk about brexit ina many times can we talk about brexit in a week, do you think?” many times can we talk about brexit in a week, do you think? i dread to think what to many! what is the issue this week? different industries are jostling for

intolerable and the front—page pictures on the metal and other papers are of an 18—year—old general bethany walkerfted to hospital in inverness. she had flu. what do you make of that because this flu outbreak at the moment, a lot of serious problems in the nhs this winter. really tragic to see a young person, often the fluid tends to affect elderly and more surreal people. worrying to hear that the australian flu as it has been termed, though it is not from australia and not new, is about to ta ke australia and not new, is about to take off. 55,000 operations have been cancelled over this winter and the crisis in the nhs so far. theresa may today in a key speech used a question and answer session to call on all nhs workers to get the compulsory flu jab. that could be quite problematic. clearly something needs to be done. the arctic blast coming into britain which is obviously a weather story but equally means the nhs, which a lwa ys but equally means the nhs, which always faces problems that winter time, plus it has a flu outbreak and not enough beds. you said yourself the nhs, the government is u

it also carries a picture of bethany walker who died after becoming ill at home — initially from flueloped into pneumonia. they on a letter expressing intolerable conditions endangering lives. the express is warning readers that a second eu referendum could be on the cards after comments made by nigel farage this morning. the daily mirror also has this with them saying he wants a second referendum. their own polling shows remain would win by 55—45. the times talking about a daring plot to hide royal gems in a biscuit tin in the grounds of windsor castle during the second world war to ensure they didn't fall into the hands of nazis. and the guardian has news that the parliamentary cook has onlyjust been given leave to stay in the uk after living here for 50 years. the daily mail has news that president trump is planning to cancel his trip to the united kingdom overfears they want to be made welcome. let's get off, we have got this story in the times, an interesting story about the threat of a merger between the royal marines and the paratroopers and the royal marines and the pa ratroo

bethany walker was airlifted to hospital in inverness from her home but the illness had become pneumoniapolice have released the names of 17 people including four children confirmed to have died in a mudslide which struck a small town in southern california. all of the dead were residents of montecito, the ridge from age three to age 30 nine. one official estimate puts the missing figure as high as a3. the queen has been talking about some of the challenges she faced at her coronation 65 years ago. as part of a bbc programme, she spoke candidly about the heaviness of the crown she wore, and noted it was lucky she and her father, king george vi, had the ‘same sort of shaped head'. ‘the coronation‘ will air on bbc one at 8pm this sunday. facebook has announced what it says is a major change to it‘s news feed. the social website will refocus on interactions between family and friends rather than media and business content. it means that people will see fewer posts from companies and public organisations. a butcher who got trapped in his own freezer has described how he freed himself using a

teenager who died after contracting the flu virus has said she is "truly devastated". 18—year—old bethany walkerbut staff were unable to save her. the rate of flu in scotland has doubled over the past week, and public health england says there was a 50% increase in hospital admissions for flu in the first week of the year. let's speak to dr george kassianos. he's the national immunisation lead for the royal college of general practitioners, and hejoins me via webcam. thank you for your time. when we hear of thank you for your time. when we hearofan thank you for your time. when we hear of an 18—year—old losing her life to flu, rightly or wrongly, to those of us who are not medically qualified, it seems almost unbelievable. is this terribly shocking? is it unusual? i am thinking particularly because of her age. it is rare to see healthy people losing their lives because of influenza infection. in the united states we have someone very young who died, and another girl under the age of ten, so it is a disease that can occasionally kill very healthy people but it is even worse when people but it is

bethany walker was airlifted to hospital in inverness from her home in wester ross, but her illness hadhe number of flu cases seen by gps — up 78% from last week. facebook boss mark zuckerberg says the social media site will reduce clutter from the site — after criticism that there are too any adverts and promoted posts from businesses. he says he wants to prioritise what he calls ‘meaningful social interactions'. mr zuckerberg said the changes would result in people spending less time on facebook and that some measures of engagement will go down. let's speak to the technology expert tom cheeswright. he joins us from salford. good morning. this must be motivating... somebody is sounding very jolly motivating... somebody is sounding veryjolly behind you! very happy newsroom! what does this mean for facebook in terms of income? the priority for them is to make money and mark zuckerberg says he might lose money from this. this is about sustainability, facebook was a risk of killing the goose that lays the golden egg, that is the interactions between people and friends and families that dri