olivia, i'll take you to the front page of the daily mail.y discussed most of this, but i want to ask if you caught the projection on parliament yesterday — lockdowns don't work, was the image? yes, it was. it was an interesting piece by daniel hammond in the telegraph either today or yesterday -it telegraph either today or yesterday — it was yesterday. about the way the lockdown sceptics have gotten together. and it's kind of interesting how their messaging is a bit of a mess. there the people that i fall into this category saying that lockdowns worked a little bit but are disproportionate, and the effects on cancer sufferers, people with heart problems, people with mental health problems plunging donation in the mass unemployment and poverty — there's the people saying that lockdown isn't worth it. then you have the people saying that lockdowns don't work, which is a slightly different message. 0r lockdowns don't work, which is a slightly different message. or that coronavirus is a conspiracy, another message altogether. so you have these f

what is the daily mail's stance on it?hese large sums of money, he needs to be spent properly. whereas we've seen to be spent properly. whereas we've seen with the aid budget, some of the money has still gone out to india and china long after the government said it would stop. but it seems that getting rid of the aid target was popular with the public, there is some pulling out this evening that says the government supported 66% compared to 18% who opposed it. 92% of tory voters said they like the idea. it says the government will have a problem with getting its law through. if someone in the government promised in their manifesto, they said they were probably committed to the 0.7% target. that's where it will be tricky in the lords. it's difficult but make there's conventions that peers... but this is a government proposal into law which is the exact opposite of what the party promised in their manifesto. tory mps have been standing up today and saying they're not happy, you need 40 of those to overturn a tory majority, b

the daily mail here, welcome as always, gentlemen.but let‘s start with the main headline, a pay blow for 5 million to fill covid—19 glycol. this is what we are expecting to hear from the chancellor next week when he unveiled his spending review. what does it mean? obviously, a few days before any autumn statement on any budget you get the leaks, the question is which one do you believe. two days ago it was told roles and charging pricing for people to drive their cars out of the country. there was one way. all kinds of other things like slashing the 0.7% of gdp target on international targets but this one looks more credible, and easy way of getting somebody back into the economy, the problem is how much the government has spent on the so—called magic money but 60 bring a pound or something like that, of course every week to support people in key to my fellows to help others businesses, the real concern here is that although nhs workers will be protected and recognition of the exit door into every if they made to keep her safe during

the daily mail reports the health secretary has vowed to ring—fence a supply of coronavirus swabs forily visitors to care homes in england in the run—up to christmas. the daily mirror reflects on the victims of the yorkshire ripper, who died today, saying they can now rest in peace. and the yorkshire post also carries pictures of sutcliffe's victims, saying his deaths ends one of the most hauntingly notorious chapters in yorkshire's history. 0k, ok, let's begin our chat and start with the guardian. michael, could you kick us off? i'm interested to know, what you think is the legacy? while i'm not sure exactly what the legacy is. to brexiteers, he's the man who got brexit over the line. i think a lot of people who support brexit will think fondly of him for that. there is going to be a lot of people in westminster who are glad he's gone. it sounds like a lot of people in downing street are glad he's gone. if you look at the headline, i think that sums it up for a lot of people — the politicians wanted all to be about them, they're the ones who are elected, we put them in there. we don'

let's leave that one side, go to the daily mail, because a p pa re ntly go to the daily mail, becausely christmas is back on but, tim, at a cost. absolutely, and that they cost policymakers are still processing. we had those awful numbers in the financial times about the financial outlook, and here are some more difficult numbers for people watching today, that is for every one day we get to spend with loved ones over the christmas period, medical experts are saying we might have to give up five in the new year by way of extra lockdown, to compensate for the potential exchange of a virus that we would introduce by having that festive period. so the governments of england, scotland, wales and northern ireland, which is aiming to co—ordinate, which is good because lots of families live across the borders of the four nations of the uk, and so coordination is vital if we are to have christmas together, and lots of cases, talking of giving us and lots of cases, talking of giving us five days to enjoy over christmas but i could mean a 25 de lock out in january. that will be 25 days of econo

, the front page of the daily mail, the scandal of care homes in this pandemic. express and e—mail have been campaigning so people can go into ca re campaigning so people can go into care homes, see their loved ones, get tested before hand care homes, see their loved ones, get tested beforehand with quick testing. it is baffling to many of us as testing. it is baffling to many of us as to why we have not been him to do thatjust yet. us as to why we have not been him to do that just yet. matt hancock, us as to why we have not been him to do thatjust yet. matt hancock, the health secretary, says it is will be trialed in 20 areas, you're going to get a test before you go in find out in 20 minutes, but people are saying it is not enoughjust yet, we want to see our loved ones and not have it be like a prison visit, behind screens and like that. good news but could go further, i think. and, faiza, your thoughts on that? could go further, i think. and, faiza, your thoughts on that7m could go further, i think. and, faiza, your thoughts on that? it has been a horrific year

his scottish daily mail pointing out vaccine joy for christmas, but hog monday cancelled.ive plan agreed with all the leaders of nations. that's really important because the government i think it's really where any subject everyone with them on this. we seen at times throughout this pandemic that boris johnson would make an announcement and nicola sturgeon but disagree or say she did not think it was the right decision or rate for scotland. i think if we are going to get by for people over christmas, it's really pretty we have this by end, not to go all out and really blow it, then everyone has got to be on board. we will see over the next couple of days, because we are expecting to know the plan later on this week. see you would think they are pretty far down the track if they feel confident enough to say it will be announcing soon. is the political capital worth it forgetting a sort of seminormal christmas back only to then have to increase tiers in the week afterwards ? increase tiers in the week afterwards? it's a difficult thing tojudge. my feeling afterwards? it's a

the daily mail, sonia, hasjust the most heartbreaking image, and it's the male christmas campaign fory, just let them hold hands. for so many people, they can't reach out to their loved ones. it simply heartbreaking. it's totally heartbreaking. it's totally heartbreaking. gosh, you know, my heartbreaking. gosh, you know, my heart does go out to anybody who has got the parent or an aunt and uncle ina care got the parent or an aunt and uncle in a care home. you know, some people living in care homes have really serious advanced dementia or alzheimer's, and they are not clear on what's going on and they don't have that grounding of having their loved ones and a familiar voice around them. and it's really, really distressing. i think it is underplayed. we haven't been giving it enough attention in this crisis to people living in care homes. how we can make it safe for them to have visits from say at least one designated relative. there is a pilot that has just gotten under way which is sort of implementing rapid testing for relatives, treating them as care workers to try to get relatives

the daily mail goes with what it calls the "12 rules of christmas" and says the package of regulationsare example of uk—wide cooperation. the paper also notes that only those under 65—years—old will be allowed to leave care to be with family over christmas. the i also leads with the new christmas rules. it reports that the health secretary, matt hancock, has said all restrictions could go once the over—50s are vaccinated next year. repeating what chris whitty said yesterday. finally, the guardian also leads on today's announcement. it notes that there will be no social distancing for the united households — meaning people can hug relatives possibly for the first time in months. welcome back, both of you. lizzy, let's start with you again. the mail, "twelve rules of christmas, 12 days of christmas". just talk us through what they are. do they go into any detail about what some of the exemptions and exceptions are? yes, so what we've learned today is that we will be able to meet up in christmas bubbles of three households, fixed for five days from 23-27 households, fixed for five days fr

the daily mail goes with what it calls the 12 rules of christmas and says the package of regulationsample of uk—wide cooperation. the paper also notes that only those under 65 years old will be allowed to leave care to be with family over christmas. the i also leads with the new christmas rules. it reports that the health secretary, matt hancock, has said all restrictions could go once the over—sos are vaccinated next year. finally, the guardian also leads on todays announcement. it notes that there will be no social distancing for the united households, meaning people can hug relatives possibly for the first time in months. so let's begin... let's start with you, your paper, not sure if it's your byline, no it is not, but five days of christmas with three households together. but you've got to pick your bubbles now or soon before the christmas period. you've got to stay in the same bubble the whole way through christmas, so in the 23rd to the 27th of december. can be in three households fixed for five days, but it means that you might be trouble with your in—laws because bigger fami

with me are the deputy political editor at the daily mail, john stevens and the deputy political editorjessica elgot. great to see you both, thanks much for joining great to see you both, thanks much forjoining us. start with some of the front pages that we have. the metro leads with the news that football legend diego maradona has died from a heart attack at the age of 60. he is described as the greatest player of his generation, and arguably the greatest ever. the sun says england's world cup nemesis and one of the all time greats is now in the hands of god — a reference to maradona's fampus and controversial goal aainst england at the 1986 world cup. the telegraph goes with a warning from the chancellor, rishi sunak, that britain's economic emergency " has only just begun". it comes as as he put the country on notice of tax rises to pay for the £550 billion cost of coronavirus. the guardian goes with those two stories dominating the papers tonight. a tribute to maradona. also, the paper reports that the chancellor has responded to the deepest slump in more than 300 years by pledging

and the daily mail says the bbc is facing a crisis amid mounting criticism over its panorama interviewh diana, princess of wales. 0k, ok, let's start. tony, you can kick us off this time around. the front page of the times and a cyber war. this is an interesting story that gchq are looking to combat some of the anti—vaccination propaganda that's being spread ahead of hopefully, the uk discovering a vaccine and rolling out next year. there's one line in the story that says gchq, the government's spy agency, it's not legally permitted to disrupt content written by ordinary citizens. people have the right to say back ship stuff online. this isn't about people using their facebook or twitter or social media, it's about the really dangerous and malicious way in which countries, particularly russia, use the internet and the freedom the internet and the freedom the internet has to spread disinformation and to spread fear and make people feel that vaccines aren't safe. like caroline? this is going to be increasingly important. the last thing we want is a vaccine to go through so many trials an

we are going to finish with the daily mail and ministers tell netflix warn viewers the crown is fiction the secretary of culture. nigel.” was a rule correspondent around the time of the first two or three episodes of the crown and i would say it's absolute fiction but what i would say it is a traumatisation. prince charles is a bit more drippy than actually he was back in real life. the affair with diana's sister, i was involved in that at the time and i may have had a hand in breaking them up because sarah use to talk to me. but apart from that, it is actually seeming to ca ptu re that, it is actually seeming to capture the essence of what the royal family capture the essence of what the royalfamily will or were capture the essence of what the royal family will or were like at that time. so ok it is not fact or documentary, but i would not go in so documentary, but i would not go in so far to say it is fiction either. and so the idea of putting a disclaimer on the series seems to be going a bit too far on the basis that it going a bit too far on the basis thatitis

way through. says biden holds the edge and has a picture of his supporters celebrating and the daily mailiana scandal — the paper says the princess —— in the guardian, biden is poised to become the 46 president of the united states after a record turnout. the gulf news says that biden holds the edge and has a picture of his supporters celebrating. the male leads on what they call the bbc diana scandal, the paper says that the princess of wales was tricked into an interview with martin bashir. so, some of the front pages that we've got already. let's begin. we will kick off, all of the front pages apart from one dominated by what's going on in the united states. susie, biden ready for power. of course, we... using that kind of wording, they are not calling it, but it's a tricky one, isn't it? when you can't, they are projecting, not calling, but a lot of people are saying that he's almost there. that's due to the vagaries of the american system. it took more than a month for all of the votes to be counted in 2016, although the electoral college was clearer a lot sooner. and also, we had be

the daily mail has the same story, writing that families will be allowed to meet up at christmas, but month of lockdown. the paper also features an image of bbcjournalist martin bashir, as it's announced prince william has welcomed an investigation into the panorama interview with his mother, princess diana. the guardian reports a senior home office employee resigned due to complaints of racism and discrimination in the department's schemes which were set up to address the windrush scandal. the paper leads with the news that borisjohnson has agreed a four—year £16.5 billion increase in defence spending, despite the financial pressures of the pandemic. and the daily express says it's a double dose of good news, with two coronavirus vaccines producing promising results. the times has a similar lead, reporting the first coronavirus vaccine could be ready for use within weeks after pfizer said its version was more effective than it initially thought. the paper also has the story that borisjohnson has made the largest investment in the military since the cold war. so let's begin. as always

the daily mail reporting it had phone numbers for the clintons and nearly every cabinet member of formersident obama. private e-mails from joe biden were reportedly found. it didn't take long for investigators to find the contents because the daily mail says all of it was secured with the password hunter zero two. todd: let's get down to this, halloween stores correctly predicted presidential elections since 1984. johnnie brocks dugeon bases the prediction on president mask sales. jillian: this year, president trump masks outsold joe biden masks two to one. coming up, the s&p has predicted 87% of election winners, this year it says joe biden will win. todd: brian brenberg says 2020 might be an outlier, he explains next. don't go anywhere. it's sunday. ♪ we made usaa insurance for veterans like martin. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa how did you know? mom...that was taken at the farm. it was in this small little village. in connemara? right! connemara it is. honestly, we went there- oh, oh look

the daily mail is calling on ministers to allow care home residents to reunite with their loved oneset's begin... sonia, tom, really good to see you, we will start with the daily telegraph with a story that has been developing this evening, in fact, the paper is quick to get it on their front the paper is quick to get it on theirfront page. sonia, talk *, lee kane has been doing the rounds this week, but he has quit. so this is a story about the internal at number ten, so lee kane was the prime minister's director of communications. and he was offered thejob of chief communications. and he was offered the job of chief of staff in the last few days, took some time to think about when he was going to ta ke think about when he was going to take it he said, yes, but now, it appears that he is resigning and this really speaks to all lots of the internal dissent within number ten, the internal politics. we've got two teams of people, the team of people that are really very much involved with the boat leave campaign, and the prime person that people might have heard of, there is dominic cum

the daily mail is a number of papers to carry pictures of the strictly pair on its front page can onlyand copy ofjones who have been forced to exit the programme early. it's after the dancer tested positive for covid. let's begin. as always, lovely to have you both with us, james always, lovely to have you both with us,james and always, lovely to have you both with us, james and rachel. going to start with the daily telegraph. i've got to admit that this is a story that we we re to admit that this is a story that we were actually breaking this time last night and we had tom newton and sonya on, and it was lee cain who was resigning. last night, we were talking about this position of whether dominic cummings would go, and it was a bit 50—50 at that time, this time last night than during the day, i heard commentator say of dominic cummings hasn't gone by already during the day, then he's not going to go, butjames, the papers are still going for this, and this is very much dominating a lot of the front pages. yes, we are getting a feeling that that the and is night, but one thing we've go

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the daily mail, the head line tears of rage and disbelief and the "times," millions in tougher tears until mid-january. across europe as you mentioned, frances, a lot of lockdowns are being extended in germany it was supposed to be in a four-week lockdown that's now in place until december 20th of course just before christmas. in greece they were supposed to end their lockdown november 30th, that's going to be extended a week. in lithuania lock doup extended until december 17th. in france, like the uk, they are going to start easing their restrictions in a staged unlocking. in every single european capital the conversation right now is if they relax restrictions too much, too fast, they could be looking at a third wave after christmas. >> and those measures are exactly what we're fearing on this side of the pond, too molly, thanks for the update >>> new on nbcnews.com this morning, some of the top black friday deals you can get online. way fair is offering up to 80% off furniture, christmas trees and much more as part of their holiday sale for everyone still working at home today is

because of the former member, what he once was or should be, not with all of it, a piece in today's daily mail in which he probably supports the government strategy. and supporting mass testing in liverpool which he deprecate's and take a leaf out of the blair book. by the way, tony blair would not have spent four years in the same shadow cabinet as jeremy corbin shoulder to shoulder with him. >> i understand the position the government is in. however, in this period, my right honorable friend, in the southeast, to flow through the country following the transmission theory. >> my honorable friend is right. i can tell him the department of transport is already engaged on this matter to represent what he describes. >> the leader of the s&p, ian blackburn. i like to take the opportunity to send my best wishes to my friend in the us. donald trump claims unsupported victory and major fraud with millions of legitimate ballots left. i hope the prime minister will join me in condemning his actions this morning. the prime minister agreed 80% for scotland is lockdown restrictions, subsequently a number

the daily mail carries the same story with a warning from a leading economist that the switch would puton in road taxes at risk because electric vehicles are exempt, so some form ofroad pricing would be needed. so some form of road pricing would be needed. according to the daily telegraph, sir keir starmer faces mutiny from his own mps after labour was accused of "adding insult to injury" by readmitting jeremy corbyn to the partyjust three weeks after he was suspended in a row over anti—semitism. and the daily mirror's front page features england's 1966 world cup winner, geoff hurst, giving his backing to research into the affects of heading in relation to the onset of dementia. a lot to get through. welcome back, both of you. now we know, instead of the 12 days of christmas, it'll be five this year. it's like revamp. a similar story in the i to a degree on what scientists are now looking at, the idea of having a brief period where different households can mix indoors. there have been some speculations it will be resigned to christmas and a tent outside at christmas and a tent outside a

the daily mail reports millions of public sector workers face a pay squeeze to help pay for the pandemic also says the chancellor, rishi sunak, is preparing to announce a renewed squeeze on public sector pay in next week's government spending review. according to the times, borisjohnson will defend his home secretary, priti patel, as it quotes sources saying she did break the rules on ministers‘ behaviour, according to a draft report. she has always denied any wrongdoing. the metro reports the price comparison site, ‘compare the market,‘ has been fined nearly eighteen million pounds by the competition watchdog for making home insurance premiums artificially high. and the daily telegraph is one of a number of papers to feature a picture of the queen and prince philip on its front page as they celebrate 73 years of marriage. while, congratulations to them. let's begin. as always, lovely to have you both with us. digby, let's start with you this time. the telegraph, the mass vaccination centre. we've been hearing for a week about the various different vaccines and the stages of efficiency t

the daily mail says the bbc is facing a crisis amid mounting criticism over its panorama interview with princess of wales. a little flavour of some of the front papers. let's begin. hello, both. caroline, kick cars off, only one story we are going to start off with. what do you make of the headline? there one picture of him walking around with the trophy, and another picture of him still trying to hit the balls in a tennis match, one particular adult hasn't got the memo, and as we have seen he is out defiantly playing golf. us. he is still fighting the fight. some of the family are still trying to work out who is the one to tap him on the shoulder and lead him gently out of the room, whereas others, including his sons, are telling him to keep going. powell will not be rested by any of the family members. the optics are terrible, but this is trumpism, isn't it? he needs to realise he is a loser and he has been fired by the american people. he could make a fool of himself as much as he wants until the 20th of january but the rest of the world is getting on with things. rats are leaving th

the daily mail says it's exposed a shocking waste of £5.6 billion we will start with the front of the.. little bit of festive joy here, christmas has been said, it seems. essentially what asuppo, michael gove has been associating with the leaders in the rest of the uk on a set of rules for christmas, and they have agreed broad principle plan which will allow bigger household bubbles to meet just temporarily over christmas. it's looking like it will be five days, and probably three households. they can get together over christmas, and people will be able to travel across the uk, although they are asking people to restrict their travel are possible. they mirror doesn't often give a positive hurdling to the present government, but it has tomorrow morning. i guess you might call it an early christmas present for borisjohnson. call it an early christmas present for boris johnson. it call it an early christmas present for borisjohnson. it is hard to imagine anyone arguing against us in oi’ imagine anyone arguing against us in or outside quite hot. there will be consequences, but it is very

the daily mail is calling on ministers to allow care home residents to reunite with their loved onesthe papers that we have. sonia, tom, it's really good to have you with us. let's start with the daily telegraph. this has been developing over the evening. it's the prime minister's chief adviser in numberten, who the prime minister's chief adviser in number ten, who has resigned from his position. well, it's a developing story and apparently a lot of unhappiness. you are the person to fill us in. good timing. it's quite a story, and laura kuenssberg has been hearing the same thing. dominic cummings is extremely unhappy by events tonight and one or two others in number ten as well. he was 50 50 whether he would resign as well. work together since the vote leave campaign in 2016 and obviously, went into service with borisjohnson obviously, went into service with boris johnson together obviously, went into service with borisjohnson together in number ten. this is basically a power battle between various factions in number ten and it's really come to a head now. because of some of the fai

decides its face and a couple of the tabloid, trump defiant to the last in "the express" and "the daily mail" focused on melania trump, hello or good-bye, melania. now, questions to european leaders and politician, what is your reaction? most are staying tight-lipped but interesting the former belgium prime minister tweeted looking at the chaos in the united states right now this is more of a reason for europe to work together. guys. >> ian, the world is watching indeed. thank you so much for your time. >>> coming up, what to expect today as the votes continue to be counted. make sure to stay with us. advanced non-small cell lung cancer can take away so much. but today there's a combination of two immunotherapies you can take first. one that could mean... a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. it's the first and only approved chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works together in different ways to harness the power

onto the daily mail, one smalljob for man. is that accurate?ink it'll ever be life as we knew it a year ago. in terms of facemasks and the way people have to perhaps interrelate with each other. i think that's great don't make it right, i don't think we will see a quick end to the mantra of the government, handwashing, wearing facemasks, maintaining social distancing. i think it's also important to point out that the uk government has ordered a0 million doses of this vaccine, you need to doses per person, so that's 20 million potential immunities. but we don't know so far how long immunity might last for over the vaccine. we also know it will be given first to the elderly and vulnerable, as well as people that work in nhs and social ca re people that work in nhs and social care health settings. so it's not the entire population that will be vaccinated. we also don't know whether the vaccine prevents transmission or simply illness. it doesn't prevent transmission, people who are vaccinated will still be spreading the disease. so there's still a

the daily mail has published what the earl spencer says are notes made during a meeting, in which her fabricated allegations about members of the royal family, in order to gain his trust. in the year which marks the 75th anniversary of the end of the second world war, this weekend's remembrance services will be a far more sedate affair, with people being urged not to leave their homes to pay tribute to those who have fought and lost their lives in favour on socially distanced events. our correspondent jon donnison reports. unlike last year, there will be no crowds at the cenotaph this sunday. in these strange times, remembrance day too will be a little different. with much of the uk under partial lockdown, people are being asked not to take part in traditional services honouring the millions who fought and lost their lives. at the royal albert hall, the royal british legion‘s festival of remembrance was socially distanced and addressed by prince charles. in this challenging year, we have perhaps come to realise that the freedoms for which they fought are more precious than we knew, a

and the daily mail is one of a number of papers to carry pictures of the strictly pair on its front pageand katya jones — who've been forced to exit the programme early after the dancer tested positive for covid. quick look through some of the papers. i've got a feeling if the breaking news story that we are bringing our views over the past few minutes is right, some of those papers are going to be a little bit out of date. rachel, we are hearing that dominic cummings will be stepping down by the end of the air. let's have a look at what the guardian is saying. the tory mps are warning the prime minister to get a grip on the chaos in number ten. as we been saying throughout the day there's been a lot of speculation over whether dominic cummings will step down, will he or onty? according to our editor laura kunz where he spoke into her and he has confirmed that he will be stepping down by the end of 2020. certainly those tory mps getting what they wanted. sort of. from what lara has been reporting, it's the most dominic cummings resignation ever. rumours of my resignation are com pletely

in that case is go to the daily mail but let‘s keep it withjo because it‘s focusing on kent which is you know this village, are you aware of it? i would ofjust there where i lived is picturesque as that, but it's not. what's really interesting is the male makes the point that 99% of the country has moved to higher tears and there's a lot of concern and confusion about what's happened, and it's really interesting part the uk because it would have remembered that be word used to talk about brexit. many, many times over the last couple of years we talked about how kent was going to become this huge car park because of all of the phrase that comes in on the southeast coast. and so comes in on the southeast coast. and so we've now got this prospective approach at the end of the transition period and this area we are going to have issues around transportation, and can is also being shoved into tier 3 which has beena being shoved into tier 3 which has been a great concern. bunch of mps approach the prime minister earlier this week. saying they wanted it to be very carefully considered when

you‘re barred‘ reads the front page of the daily mail. after the vaccine minister nadhim zahawi warnedstaurants, 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 any

as well as daily mail tv.he founder and publisher of crime online.com a platform that investigates breaking crime news highlighting missing people trying to help solve homicide. a lot of information these days on dna and how it is used to solve crimes. unless you have been living under a rock the past couple of decades you are also aware that she was the force behind hln for many years. please if you will welcome our special guest and a person i'm proud to call a colleague and friend, nancy grace. >> thank you everyone for inviting me. >> we are going to have a lot of fun. i want to make certain we leave plenty of time to discuss this amazing book but i feel we need to lay some groundwork and set the scene. one thing i learned about our years working together is you like to tell a story of th the i do, chronologically. that is one of the many philosophies that we share so i would love if you could take us back. it is ironic you landed in the career center around crime because that is a word you didn't hear ver

in early october, the daily mail are rewarded at london heathrow airport is testing "digital health passports -- passes" which can hold a certified covid-19 test status or show someone has been vaccinated in the future. in this brave new world, you may not be able to -- lets they do much of anything, without proof of vaccination. think about it. if you love, for instance, watching live music. i do. ticketmaster has been working on a framework for post-pandemic fan safety that uses smartphones to verify fans' vaccination status or whether they have been tested negative for the coronavirus within 24-72 hour window. again, just like gates come all of the reassurance from ticketmaster says they are not going to make maxine's mandatort all? the new york state bar association is also considering a campaign to lobby to make covid-19 vaccines mandatory. find out on saturday if they really want to push for this. it's obvious, though, isn't it? there is going to be growing pressure across all of corporate america to force of vaccination status, or movement, for everything. just like no masks, no entry.

president has been holed up in the white house tantrum pantry, where things are so stressful, "the daily mail to soften the environment, and to combat the smell of fast-food delivered to the president. just a preview of the intense destankification the biden- harris team will have to do. might be best to just replace the resolute desk with a giant glade plug-in. the lame duck president hasn't always been this particular about the electoral count. in fact, as sharp-eyed newsman john dickerson pointed out, back in 2016, when donald trump gave his acceptance speech after clinton conceded, the electoral count hadn't reached 270. well, thank goodness he didn't tweet "stop the count!" back then or else... nothing would have happened. because they count all the votes, that's how democracy works, president grunt! he also hasn't appeared in public since thursday night, when he rallied the nation with his hopeful message, "my fellow americans, stand back: i have a heat ray." but some of his lackeys have been more than willing to step up and embarrass themselves. like trump's attorney and man showing wh

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grace on sur yous xm -- siriusxm and appears regularly on abc's 20/20 and nightline as well as daily mail tv. that's just the opportunity of the iceberg. we'll be talking about some of her other tv projects a little bit later as well. she's the founder and publisher of crime online.com, a digital platform that investigates breaking crime news, highlighting missing people, trying to help solve unsolved homicides, a lot of information these days on dna and how it's it's used to solve crimes. and unless you've been living under a proverbial rock for the past couple of decades, you're also well aware that nancy was the force behind hln's top-rated program for many years, nancy grace. please, if you will, welcome our very special guest and a person i'm proud to call a colleague and friend, nancy grace. >> hi, john. thank you so much, everyone, for ine suiting me. this is a big thrill for me, thank you. >> we're going to have a lot of fun. nancy, i want to make certain that we do leave plenty of time to discuss this amazing book, but i feel we need to lay some groundwork, sort of set the scene.

and the daily mail leads on what they call the bbc diana scandal — the paper says the princess of walesappening in the united states, so let's kick off with the times. history calls as mr biden heads towards the white house. nothing confirmed yet, but the papers are moving in that direction, aren't they? yes, they are, and it feels like an eternity to stop the process is still continuing, so papers have to be as forceful as they can be without being maybe fully definitive, and there certainly speeches later today from president biden, and this could continue into the weekend, so this... they are saying as much as they cancel stand and it is interesting because, actually, all the signs do point towards president biden winning, but the times really making the point about how some of the victories are not as big as perhaps people thought they would have been. we have not seen this blue wall, all across america, that may have been expected, some of the margins are wager —— razor the info but president—elect biden will be inheriting a divided country. he will also be dealing with, likely, a

stories which nancy grace on sirius xm and appears regularly on abc's "20/20" and nightline and daily mail tv. that's the itch of the iceberg. we'll talk but her other tv projects a little bit later as well. she is the founder and publisher of crime online.com, digital platform that investigates breaking crime news, highlights missing people, trying to help solve unsolved homicides, a lot of information these days on dna and how it's used to solve crimes and unless you have been living under a proverbial rock for decades you're aware that nancy was the force hint hln's top rate program for many years, nancy grace. please welcome our very special guest and a person i'm proud to call both a colleague and friend nancy grace. >> hi, john. ank you so much eryone for inviting me. this is a big thrl for me. thank you. >> we'llave a lot of fun. nancy, i wanto make certain we do leave plenty of time to discuss this amazing book, but i feel we need to lay some groundwork, sort of set the scene. one thing i've learned but you during our three years working together is you like to tl a story the way i

with nancy grace on sirius/xm and appears regularly on abc's "20/20" and "nightline" as well as daily mail tv. that's just the tip of the iceberg. we will be talking about some of her other tv project of the late as well. she's a founder and publisher of crime online.com, , a digital platform that investigates breaking crime news highlighting missing people, trying to help solve unsolved homicides, a lot of information these days on dna and now how it is used to solve crimes. unless you been living under a proverbial rock for the last couple of decades are also well aware that 90 was a force behind hln operate a program for many years, nancy grace. please, if you will, welcome our very special guest, and a person i am proud to call both a colleague and friend, nancy grace. >> hi, john. thank you so much everyone for inviting me. this is a big thrill for me. thank you. >> we are going to have a lot of fun. nancy, i want to make certain we duly point of time to discuss this amazing book, but i feel we need to lay some groundwork, sort of set the scene. one thing i've learned about you during

are you gonna -- is it just gonna be you and dumpy scrolling through "daily mail" to see if your picturesple on my birthday. >> seth: i'm so glad >> i'm really excited about it >> seth: hopefully -- hopefully just 200 people who know a lot of -- have a lot of elderly friends. i think that's best. >> oh, exactly that's what i was thinking yeah, for sure for sure >> seth: hey, thank you so much for being here thank you for all your time in quarantine we do appreciate everybody taking it seriously. love to dumpy. we are hoping you can help us book him and all the best, kaley. >> i didn't want that to happen. thank you. >> seth: be well the first three episodes of "the flight attendant" will be available on thanksgiving day. a great way to spend some time we'll be right back with our friend, cazzie david ♪ it's open! hey. think you're managing your moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease? -are you ok? -i did. but even when i was there. i never knew when my symptoms would keep us apart. so, i talked to my doctor and learned... humira is for people who still have uc or crohn's

the deputy political editor at the guardian, jessica elgot and the deputy political editor at the daily mailo—date with the headlines. the chancellor's stark assessment of the cost of the pandemic on the uk's economy. he says it will do lasting damage, more borrowing than at any point in the uk's peacetime history. the argentinian football legend diego maradona dies. his mesmerising skill took his country to world cup glory. the desperate search to find enough ppe at the start of the pandemic and why it cost the taxpayer an extra £10 billion. the latest government figures show there were 18,213 new coronavirus infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period, and 696 deaths were reported — that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. that's the highest daily number since the 5th of may. it takes the total number of deaths so far across the uk to 56,533. people across the uk are being urged to think carefully before making plans to celebrate christmas with wider family groups. some scientific experts have raised concerns that the relaxed rules announced yesterday could i

next question is from kate at the daily mail.the suggestion it could detract from the vaccine suggestion it could detract from the vaccine programme. suggestion it could detract from the vaccine programme. firstlyl wondered how you respond to that and how confident you are the two things can successfully run alongside one another. secondly is the expansion of community testing an admission that test and trace an admission that test and trace an admission that it has not worked as well as you like and how can you imagine it changing asa you like and how can you imagine it changing as a result of this new programme? thanks very much and i can reassure you on both counts. the first thing is the community testing programme is a big expansion of what we can do within nhs test and trace, and it's only because of the work of nhs test and trace over the last nine months, the work of the team that has got these massive new testing capabilities that allow us to make these expansions. so that work, the work of nhs test and trace has been cr

thank you, we can go to jason groves of the daily mail.uld not take a vaccine if they were offered one so take a vaccine if they were offered one so how concerned are you about misinformation by the sort of anti—vaxx lobby but you mentioned liverpool. is the testing take up there as high as you would like? and quickly on the us election, i don't know if you have heard from joe biden yet but obviously you were a friend of president trump so would you advise him to throw in the towel and will you miss him when he has gone from the international stage? jason, first of all, i think the anti—vaxx argument holds no water. i think people need to remember that in having a vaccination you are not just protecting yourself, you are protecting anybody who could get infected by you or yourfamily protecting anybody who could get infected by you or your family is a vector of the disease so i hope very much that people will not be listening to those types of arguments. on the us elections, i wa nt to arguments. on the us elections, i want to repeat what i

of this year, if it is approved by regulators. "0ne smalljab for man...", is the headline in the daily mail the "giant leap for humanity". it reports that the "dramatic announcement" of the first effective covid vaccine could see life return to normal by spring. the daily telegraph reports the nhs has plans to create 1,500 vaccination sites within weeks in anticipation of the roll—out of the vaccine, and is the only paper to use its front page to display the priority list of who will get it first. we will take you through some of the various details around the vaccine this morning. let's take a look at an article from bbc news online now, and it's a big weekend coming up for fans of the crown. the new season of netflix's historical drama about the royal family starts on sunday, and the bbc‘s arts editor will gompertz has awarded it four out of five stars. lots of talk about gillian anderson, who plays margaret thatcher. some have given her amazing views and others have said it is not up to scratch. i'm just looking forward to it. here is a little graphic that shows you who is designed to ge