claire marshall, bbc news, buckinghamshire. that's it. good night.o the us in the uk joining those around the world. it is now time for us to take a first look at the national and international front pages in the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me is the editor of labourlist, sienna rodgers and deputy leader writer at the sun, olivia utley. great to have you both with us, thank you very much for giving up your time. first let's have a look at tomorrow's front pages. starting with the metro and "the great lockdown rebellion" — it says boris johnson is facing a revolt by local leaders over his latest regional restrictions, with the mayor of middlesbrough calling the rules ignorant and saying he would defy them. le figaro says paris could be placed on maximum virus alert as soon as monday. and ministers say the situation in five other cities, including lyon and toulouse, is also extremely worrying. snp mp margaret ferrier takes up the front page of the i. she travelled from scotland t

claire marshall, bbc news, buckinghamshire.ay trying to rescue a pod of northern bottlenose whales that have been stuck in gare loch, near argyll, for a few weeks. this weekend the region is hosting europe's largestjoint military exercise and there are concerns that the sonar communications used by the boats and submarines could harm the whales. our scotland correspondent james shaw has been following the rescue mission today. waiting for the whales. people started to gather on the banks of the gare loch this morning, keen to catch a glimpse of them. these northern bottlenose whales should not be in the relatively shallow waters of the loch, they are deep diving species, at home in the open ocean. and there is an urgent need to get them out of the loch before this weekend's big military exercise. but the job of rescuing them has to be done slowly and carefully. a flotilla of small boats moving down the loch towards the sea. so you mightjust be able to see in the background there a flotilla of seven boats and they are trying to

claire marshall, bbc news, buckinghamshire. before we go, some breaking news.belarus after cyprus dropped —— and this is the life shot there is those decisions are being announced. hello. september was a drier than average month across much of the uk, but as you know, it's october now, and here comes the rain, initially from this area of low pressure, named storm alex by the weather service in france for impacts there, but nonetheless, parts of the uk are also going to see some very wet and windy weather from that during friday. particularly in england and wales, where it starts very wet in southern england and south wales. the rain moves northwards across the rest of wales, the midlands and east anglia during the day. it clears from parts of southern england, though, to further showers, and it's windy with those strong easterly winds gusting on the south coast, perhaps nearer 60 mph at times, especially the coast of southwest england, nearer70 mph in the channel islands. now, for scotland and northern ireland, well, there are a few showery bursts of rain in no

claire marshall, bbc news, buckinghamshire.tland this weekend. a pod of northern bottlenose whales has been stuck in gare loch in argyll for a few weeks now. on thursday a flotilla of small boats and marine experts tried to entice them out, but to no avail. there's concern that the sonar communications used by the boats and submarines could harm the whales. that's it. you can get me on twitter at @lvaugha njones. i that's it. you can get me on twitter at @lvaughanjones. i am lewis vaughan—jones. hello. september was a drier than average month across much of the uk, but as you know, its october now, and here comes the rain, initially from this area of low pressure, named storm alex by the weather service in france for impacts there, but nonetheless, parts of the uk are also going to see some very wet and windy weather from that during friday. particularly in england and wales, where it starts very wet in southern england and south wales. the rain moves northwards across the rest of wales, the midlands and east anglia during the

eviction teams have begun attempts to remove dozens of protestors from woodland in buckinghamshire, whichoppose the high—speed line have been occupying parts ofjones' hill wood for months. the area is said to have inspired many of roald dahl‘s most famous stories. most zoos and aquariums say they're finding it impossible to get money from the government's coronavirus bail—out scheme. only one zoo out of about 300 in england has successfully made a claim, and some fear that without more support they'll go bankrupt. ministers insist their rescue package will provide a safety net if zoos get into really serious financial difficulties. justin rowlatt reports. oh my god, look at this! it may not look like the perfect first date, but for rare southern white rhinos this meeting is significant. two female rhinos have arrived at whipsnade zoo as part of a worldwide breeding programme for endangered animals and they've been introduced to the resident male, sizzle. breeding threatened species is a key part of what modern zoos do. more and more we're finding that these conservation breeding programme

and the protestors being removed from woodland in buckinghamshire on the planned hs2 rail route. coming up later in sport on bbc news, action from the europa league as tottenham, celtic and rangers look to seal their spots in the group stages of the competition. good evening. a quarter of the uk's population will be under some sort of local lockdown by this weekend, after new restrictions were announced for two million more people in northern england. the health secretary for england, matt hancock, said the disease was "spreading fast" in some areas and was "highly localised". he described the new rules as challenging, but necessary. the latest areas affected from saturday are liverpool city region, warrington, hartlepool and middlesbrough. an average area in england has 28 cases per 100,000. but in knowsley, for instance, there are 262 cases per 100,000 people there. the new restrictions mean it will be against the law to mix with other households — whether you're at home, in your garden, or in a pub or a cafe. flout those rules and you could be fined. there's also guidance whic

the last few months to try to suppress covid-19, but infection rates are increasing fast and buckinghamshirend itself in tier 2. can my right honorable friend tell the people of my aylesbury constituency how long we would be expected to stay there, what additional help there would be for local businesses, and, crucially, what the route out would be? >> thank you. i hope i can reassure my honorable friend by telling him that the incidence in the vale of aylesbury is in fact less than half the england average. the way forward for constituents in the vale of aylesbury and everywhere else is for everyone to keep following the guidance, observing the new restrictions and, obviously, washing hands, wearing a face covering in enclosed spaces and keeping a sensible distance. >> keir starmer. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the prime minister for his remarks about my honorable friend, the member for bolton south east. prime minister, how does an area which goes into tier 3 restrictions get out of those restrictions? >> the simplest and most effective way for areas to get out of those restrictions

protesters have been demonstrating against the decision by camping in jones hill wood in buckinghamshireand police, arrived to start evicting the protestors. let's cross to our correspondentjo black who is near the protest injones' hill wood, near great missenden in buckinghamshire. give us a sense of how many people and there and what they are trying to achieve. we are here injones hill wood which is around eight miles from aylesbury and this is an ancient woodland, many people concerned about its future and what will happen when hs2 goes through here. people have been living here in the woods for around six months, maybe longer, a hardcore of around eight protesters are staying here but they told me today you can come on some nights and there will be around 40 people, lots of local people coming and going to lend their voices and support to what has been going on. an eviction has been taking place since 6am so i will step out so you can see what is going on. there are tense and this would people have been staying but also looking into the trees, there are tree houses, structures that h