, tony.— daily mirror, tony.aily mirror, tony. they are not i expressing it on the record, that's for sure. expressing it on the record, that's forsure. i expressing it on the record, that's for sure. i think the queen's call here was right. i think prince harry wanted to quite rightly in my view, take his family to california, take them out of the fishbowl of what it is likely to be a member of the royalfamily in the is likely to be a member of the royal family in the united is likely to be a member of the royalfamily in the united kingdom, but i think their pain two queen was also correct in saying she you cannot be happening have filed, have a royal. so difficult as it may have been for them, i think the decision to take away their patronage is in their commander—in—chief, things was correct. the flip side of that is that harry and megan will now try to because —— become hollywood style celebrities, and that comes with interviews of oprah winfrey. —— meghan. i don't think this will be particularly good for har

let's look at the daily mirror- _ unless there is. let's look at the daily mirror. you could have eu insert the word p still add border and insert the word trade and so on, is this piece still now time between the eu in the uk, the fact they had this joint statement that there might be some way of working at the supply issues focused on what is happening in the netherlands particularly? trio. focused on what is happening in the netherlands particularly?— netherlands particularly? no, not et in a netherlands particularly? no, not yet in a word- _ netherlands particularly? no, not yet in a word. for— netherlands particularly? no, not yet in a word. for starters, - netherlands particularly? no, not yet in a word. for starters, we . netherlands particularly? no, not. yet in a word. for starters, we need to see what the outcome of the european council summit tomorrow is when eu member state leaders will be discussing what next and whether to follow through with an export ban. i think it is also worth pointing out that the eu isn't monolithic. we have seen that this week.

from the daily mirror. next, we go to graham. from the daily mirror-— daily mirror.d i daily mirror. chancellor, goodl afternoon. are you prepared to extend — afternoon. are you prepared to extend the cut—off date for the renewed — extend the cut—off date for the renewed support you've announced today— renewed support you've announced today if, _ renewed support you've announced today if, while no one wants the timing _ today if, while no one wants the timing for— today if, while no one wants the timing for the road today if, while no one wants the timing forthe road map today if, while no one wants the timing for the road map to change? if i timing for the road map to change? if i may, _ timing for the road map to change? if i may, what you say to those who have _ if i may, what you say to those who have labelled it an insult that there — have labelled it an insult that there is— have labelled it an insult that there is no pay rise for the many thousands— there is no pay rise for the many thousands of public sector workers who have — thousands of public sector worke

, chief political correspondent at the times, and lizzy buchan, political correspondent at the daily mirrorrrow's front pages, starting with... the fallout from the interview harry and meghan gave to oprah winfrey continues to dominate the front pages. the daily telegraph's headline claims that the us president joe biden has praised meghan�*s courage in disclosing her troubles. "what have they done" in big capital letters is the headline on the front page of the daily mail. the guardian says that the palace is in crisis following the devastating racism claims made by meghan in her interview with oprah winfrey. the i also carries the same claims as the guardian, while the times says the palace is in turmoil over meghan�*s racism claims. and "the war of the windsors", as the metro dubs it, dominates the front page of the metro. it carries a full—page black—and—white picture of the duke and duchess of sussex with the headline, "just the four of us now." the mirror's front page says that the palace faces the worst royal crisis in 85 years. "so sad it has come to this" is the headline on the fro

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welcome at the daily mirror. to you both. let's start with welcome to you both. let's start with the front pages we already have. the times reports that a surge in coronavirus cases across europe threatens a new wave in britain and makes holidays abroad increasingly unlikely — government sources fear. the i weekend leads on a poll commissioned by the paper on how the uk has changed as a result of lockdown, saying people have become more resilient despite experiencing damage to their mental health. the mirror reports on the divorce between hollywood stars angelina jolie and brad pitt. the daily mail claims election watchdogs are questioning tory chiefs over a payment for boris johnson's flat renovation. the telegraph says that the uk's vaccine tsar has condemned emmanuel macron and angela merkel as "completely irresponsible" for undermining the astrazeneca vaccine. the financial times reports that the government has drawn up a contingency plan to run britain's third biggest steel company using public money while searching for a buyer. lots of papers to get there,

the daily mirror demands a clamp down, it says that park goers enjoying the end of lockdown restrictionsleaving behind piles of litter. the daily mail reporting that the following investigations by its own paper, the charity commission, is now carrying out its most serious type of probe into the zoo charity where carrie symonds the prime minister's beyonce is director of communications. so a lot of papers to get there. as always, thank you very much to our esteemed guests who arejoining us tonight very much to our esteemed guests who are joining us tonight for the second edition of this programme. maya, simon, thank you for hanging on their on this wednesday evening. let's start, maya, once again with the race commission report. we are going to focus on the times this time around, because it's looking at, there has been a lot of comment about this report. it's a study which was commissioned by the british government. the times focusing on this angle that the reporter's glorifying the british empire. bring us up to speed. yes. empire. bring us up to speed. yes, so one of the _ empire. bri

at the daily mirror we give our readers _ this? we give our readers exactly what - this? at the daily mirror we give our readers exactly what they i this? at the daily mirror we give i our readers exactly what they want in terms of understanding the issues around it and in terms of understanding the issues around itand i in terms of understanding the issues around it and i think we have been fair to harry around it and i think we have been fairto harry and around it and i think we have been fair to harry and meghan from our own personal viewpoint. there was a huge groundswell of support for them right from the start, i was on their royal tours and there was gushing praise for them. justifiably so. harry has had a deeper problem with the immediate for a very long time and i don't necessarily agree with his assumption that the media were out to get them at all junctions. his assumption that the media were out to get them at alljunctions. we are seeing them putting their view across once again and until we hear from the royalfamily ac

, chief political correspondent at the times, and lizzy buchan, political correspondent at the daily mirror. tomorrow's front pages. let's start with the daily telegraph. the fallout from the interview harry and meghan gave to oprah winfrey continues to dominate the front pages. the daily telegraph's headline claims that the us president joe biden has praised meghan�*s courage in disclosing her trouble. "what have they done?" in big capital letters is the headline on the front page of the daily mail. the guardian says that the palace is in crisis following the devastating racism claims made by meghan in her interview with oprah winfrey. the i also carries the same claims as the guardian. and the "war of the windsors", as the metro dubs it, dominates the front page. we are on di now come it! —— in the i now, but memorise it. it carries a full page black—and—white picture of the duke and duchess of sussex, with the headline "just the four of us now". you got a ruffed just of it. let's begin. i wonder what we'll talk about. the main story, of course, there is only one. the interview has obviou

let's end with the daily mirror. rachel, let's have a look at what the mirror's angle is.infrey. yeah, this interview has _ with oprah winfrey. yeah, this interview has been _ with oprah winfrey. yeah, this interview has been trailed - with oprah winfrey. yeah, this interview has been trailed the | with oprah winfrey. yeah, this - interview has been trailed the whole week. we've been seeing snippets and the latest one is the duchess of socks this telling oprah that she felt liberated —— duchess of sussex. she's now free to speak. this interview is setting itself up to be very much appointment viewing. it's not really surprising that meghan would feel this way, an american celebrity in her own right, coming into a sort of emotionally quite suppressed royalfamily into a sort of emotionally quite suppressed royal family that didn't really support her, especially when she was dealing with quite horrifying racially loaded abuse in the media, and of course social media as well. it's hardly surprising to see that reaction, but it also looks set to be a bit of a vindication for th

here is the daily mirror. the paper is describing it as an insult.£3 50 extra week despite what they described it can't argue with it being the toughest year ever. i think what we're realising from the project is that while he is talking is talking about standing on this and that but once you step back at little you realise the amount of money putting into public services day—to—day public services is pretty limited and taking 15 billion out of that spending review period and they are starting to see some of the consequences and one of them is for the money available for the nhs which, not on me with the pandemic which, not on me with the pandemic which is not yet over but then still has a huge backlog of work to do. so, what i understand is they are focused on trying to increase the numbers of nurses and increase the capacity of the nhs and notjust putting money into wages. i% is not that far behind inflation and mostly the nhs get pay increments but it's not surprising that there never is reacting this way because we clapped for the characters and

he was sacked as editor of the daily mirror and in recent years has become an outspoken voice about controversiesnd gender — so—called "woke culture" — and a former colleague and friend was glad he had spoken his mind. he's my mate. i worked with him for years. he's my friend. i'm going to stand by his right to say what he feels. and if he wants to leave the show, that's his right, too, so i stand by, you know, what he wants to say, his freedom of speech. so, thousands of complaints, but piers morgan does have millions of followers. today's walk—out was good for attention — and with two new opinion—led news services preparing to launch, the morgan style of broadcasting isn't about to go out of fashion. david sillito, bbc news. there have been further protests in towns and cities across myanmar, in defiance of the armed forces. they're calling for an end to military rule and the release of the country's elected government leaders, following last month's coup. it's thought more than a0 people were arrested overnight, with government forces sealing off neighbourhoods to round up demonstrators. our s

he is suing both the former publishers of the sun and the daily mirror, over allegations of phone hackingfore 2011. witnesses at the leveson inquiry into press ethics in 2012 included celebrities, politicians and a former editor of the sun and news of the world. since 2015, rebekah brooks has been the boss of the sun's publisher, rupert murdoch's news uk, and was later cleared on all charges of phone hacking. page nine of her first written witness statement to the enquiry, dated 2011, said of private investigators, "the industry cracked down on the use of investigators until, i believe, their use is now virtually extinct". we're going to look at privacy and harassment law... - four years after leveson in 2016, meghan markle was working as an actor in the legal drama, suits. shortly after meghan�*s relationship with prince harry was revealed, a private investigator based in california, now retired, was paid by the sun to get detailed personal information about her and her family. he believes some of what he then did was unlawful. in accessing a particular one—stop database as a licensed pr

piers morgan has had a mum and often controversial career, he was sacked as editor at the daily mirrores on language, race and gender, so—called work culture. a former colleague was glad he had spoken his mind. i worked with him for years, he's my friend, and i will stand by his right to say what he said and if you want to leave the show, that is his right, so i stand by what he wants to say, it is freedom of speech. thousands of complaints but piers morgan does have millions of followers. today's work—out was good for attention and with two new opinion led new services preparing to launch, the morgan started broadcasting is not about to go out of fashion. —— style of broadcasting. david sillito, bbc news. two of the government's top scientists have warned of the dangers of lifting coronavirus restrictions too quickly, saying that the situation could turn very bad very quickly if lockdown is eased too fast. professor chris whitty told mps that all the modelling suggests there is going to be a further surge in coronavirus infections, in the late summer or autumn, and many vulnerable peo

he was sacked as editor of the daily mirror and in recent years has become an outspoken voice about controversiesrace and gender — so—called "woke" culture — and a former colleague and friend was glad he had spoken his mind. he's my mate. i worked with him for years. he's my friend. i'm going to stand by his right to say what he feels. and if he wants to leave the show, that's his right, too, so i stand by, you know, what he wants to say, his freedom of speech. so, thousands of complaints, but piers morgan does have millions of followers. today's walk—out was good for attention — and with two new opinion—led news services preparing to launch, the morgan style of broadcasting isn't about to go out of fashion. david sillito, bbc news. japan's top news agency, kyodo, is reporting spectators will not be able to attend this year's olympic games. kyodo said overseas fans would not be welcome because of concerns over coronavirus. the government says a final decision will be made by the end of the month. britain has hit back after the european union accused the country of imposing a vaccine export ban. t

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the daily mirror, they asked how dark archie's skin would be and the sun's running with, meg, i felt suicidal. these are some of the tabloid newspapers that meghan and harry have battled with, even taking some of them to court. meghan had a victory against the mail on sunday. these papers make money out of this interview. they even make money, frankly, out of them being taken to court. but the interesting thing perhaps today is to focus on the fact that prince harry and mem meghan are taking control of the narrative. they say what they say and have told their truth and have gotten their justice in the international court of public thought. >> many thanks for that. >>> let's bring in cnn royal commentator kate williams. she joins us from london. good to have you with us. >> good morning. >> this bombshell interview said she felt suicidal, archie's skin color denying him title and security detail. what might the ramifications of allegations like that be and how will the royals go about responding to this? >> reporter: these are very serious allegations. the interview, it was bombshell

the daily mirror, the worst world crisis in 85 years. this was highlighted in a poll. a u.k. poll done over the last couple of days which asked audiences whether they thought it was inappropriate. in the u.s. it was 20%. in the u.k. 47% so nearly half. that isn't to say that people don't empathize particularly with meghan and some of the issues she raised around mental health and racism but it's certainly a feeling perhaps this is damaging to the royal family, to the queen in particular and some people are being vocal about it such as piers morgan who is the host of one of the most popular morning shows here in the u.k. >> this is a two hour trash-a-thon of the royal family, the monarchy, of everything the queen has worked so hard for. all being done as prince philip lies in hospital. they trash everybody. they make the entire royal family a bunch of white supremacists. >> i can tell you some of his comments caused quite a ruckus. there is a point there that is shared by many and that is a feeling of protection when it comes to the royal family and the crown. i think it's imp

the mirror reports on the divorce between hollywood stars angelina jolie and brad pitt. the dailyail claims election watchdogs are questioning tory chiefs over a payment for boris johnson's flat renovation. the telegraph says that the uk's vaccine tsar has condemned emmanuel macron and angela merkel as "completely irresponsible" for undermining the astrazeneca vaccine. the financial times reports that the government has drawn up a contingency plan to run britain's third biggest steel company using public money while searching for a buyer. it also reports that the focus on supplying the coronavirus vaccine in the us has affected the supply of other drugs. so, just a flavour of some of the papers that we already have. mick, let's start with you this time. we will focus on a couple of stories, but let's start with the alarm over the new wave. so the folk this is on what is happening across europe. the worries over a third wave of the virus, and also various different countries going into further lockdown. . countries going into further lockdown-_ countries going into further lockdown

let's turn to the daily mirror. the amount of money being spent across, the soft boris has been spending on and can peers it to the suggested pay rise for nhs workers.— for nhs workers. yes, this is day seven of this _ for nhs workers. yes, this is day seven of this 1% _ for nhs workers. yes, this is day seven of this 1% pay _ for nhs workers. yes, this is day seven of this 1% pay rise - for nhs workers. yes, this is day seven of this 1% pay rise for- seven of this i% pay rise for nurses. it's unbelievable i think that the government didn't try to put out the same time as the nurses 1% rise which was derisory, to then try and say at the same time, other public sector workers, we are not the answer. maybe getting a freeze in their pay. why not say so? then you give a degree of understanding of why the nhs pay is more than other people in the public sector. instead we don't know what they're getting and relapse with this i% would seem so small. look at that checklist in the mirror. test and trace has not so sure that

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. >> well, so, i read an article in the daily mirror, british newspaper, on saturday that said there'se six people on this kill list. and i was just reading through it and there was my name. >> and you thought? >> well, i thought, uh-oh. when you hear this, it might sound crazy, but i've been an enemy of the putin regime since 2010 when i started lobbying for the magniski act which imposes sanctions on vladimir putin and his assets. when it passed in 2012, he's been going crazy. i'm sort of one of his biggest targets. i've been threatened with death, with kidnapping. they tried to have me arrested through interpol eight times. i live in london and they've come to the british government for my extradition nearly a dozen times. this is not new to me that they're angry but it's never nice to see your name on a kill list. >> now, i appreciate you're coming off as cool as a cucumber. people watching and thinking, if it were my name in the same sentence with vladimir putin and kill, i may not be as calm. tell me why you are not more frightened? >> well, i've been dealing with this for ten ye

thank you very much post we have time to talk about the daily | we have time to talk about the daily mirrortually see it, but i think a few things are clear. one is that harry and meghan want this to get international attention, they very much want this to be in the spotlight command so obviously it is going to be talked about and expected. the other thing is, we heard that... you can as to what happened since they may have compelled both of them to want to come forward and share their side of the story, makes some many wonder what they thought their life would be like as a royal couple after they got married because it is not really supposed to be about putting the attention on yourself, it is supposed to be about raising the stories and putting the attention on others. so you do have to wonder if there was a slight sense of misguidance about what the gig would be and maybe one of the many reasons it seems to have fallen apart. we will find out _ it seems to have fallen apart. we will find out here in the uk. we will find out here in the uk. we will be able to watch it, rachel, at nine o'c

problem well earlier we spoke to darren lewis the assistant editor of a british newspaper the daily mirror he says social media companies are not doing enough to protect these players the job of the racism crisis and dealing with it within football is that of the football authorities the job of dealing with the social media problem is that of the social media companies and the trouble with that is that there is no will among those companies to deal with the problem now if i were to post premier league footage on social media it would be taken down within half an hour maybe 25 minutes if i were to post a racist slur or even a sexist slur on social media it would remain up for days and that's part of the problem the social media companies say that they have a robust reporting system for people to be able to utilize and to get in touch with them but all too often ordinary black people let alone footballers find that when they use that mechanism they. i found that they are told that the person who was sent the offensive message has not breached their guidelines so there is a lot of frustration

cross over to london joining us now is darren lewis the assistant editor of british newspaper the daily mirror there and i just want to touch you about the fact that players mess up and they receive this type of harassment and abuse online but then it also happens to players who say score goal and do particularly well so can you just paint us a picture of how widespread this actually is. well there think you've just done it right it's the life of a black man in football when you go to work on a day to day basis racism is a hazard of your job and has been for quite some time what i want to do however is just draw a distinction between 2 things the job of the racism crisis and dealing with it within football is that of the football of dorothy's the job of dealing with the social media problem is that of the social media companies and the trouble with that is that there is no will among those companies to deal with the problem now if i were to post premier league footage on social media it would be taken down within half an hour maybe 25 minutes if i were to post a racist slur or even a sexist sl

he is suing both the former publishers of the sun and the daily mirror, over allegations of phone hacking the world. since 2015, rebekah brooks has been the boss of the sun's publisher, rupert murdoch's news uk, and was later cleared on all charges of phone hacking. on page nine of her first written witness statement to the enquiry, dated october 2011, she said, of private investigators... we're going to look at privacy and harassment law... - four years after levenson in 2016, meghan markle was working as an actor in the legal drama suits. shortly after meghan's relationship with prince harry was revealed, a private investigator based in california, now retired, was paid by the sun to get detailed personal information about her and her family. he believes some of what he then did was unlawful. in accessing a particular one—stop database as a licensed private investigator, and giving a false statement about what he was using the data for, danno hanks breached federal law. pretty much anything i found out, they could find out themselves, using legal means, with the exception of the social

itv presenter kate garraway has spoken to the daily mirror about her husband derek draper's treatment "reached breaking point", and told her he just couldn't go on. line of duty returned to our tv screens last night for the much—anticipated sixth series. vicky mcclure, seen here, joins co—stars adrian dunbar and martin compston at ac—12 and there's plenty of discussion online about the new eposide and how to decipher policing acronyms. i'm not going to give anything away. sally ran yesterday and asked me if i was watching and i said, what a ridiculous question! i've already had a chat with nina about it. we are not going to give anything away, although it is the one thing you need to be aware of if you haven't watched it yet, you mentioned the acronyms, chis is the new one. covert human intelligence source. i wondered if it was a person! that's| wondered if it was a person! that's one of the ones _ wondered if it was a person! that's one of the ones you _ wondered if it was a person! that's one of the ones you need - wondered if it was a person! that's one of the ones you need to - wo

and in early 2020 they officially cut ties with the sun, daily mail, daily express and mirror newspapersi think a lot of people saw. we all know what the british press can be like. it was destroying my mental health. i was like, this is toxic. so i did what any and any father would do, i need to get my family out here. there's suggestions the press holds the couple to a different standard than prince william and kate middleton. so let's take a look at some examples from the tabloids... first up, the daily mail from january 2018 with the headline "pregnant kate tenderly cradles her baby bump while wrapping up her royal duties ahead of maternity leave" then the same paper, less than 12 months later: why can't meghan markle keep her hands off her bump?... is it pride, vanity, acting — or a new age bonding technique? then the sun in 2017 had this headline: prince william blasts monarchy�*s �*stiff upper lip' tradition and backs harry's admission of his mental anguish after death of mother diana. but in 2019 ran with: royal rift. prince harry and meghan ditched british stiff upper lip — is th

the daily mirror calls it an "insult to nhs heroes" — the paper says the rise could amount to just £3.50er story we are covering here on breakfast this morning is the news that cyprus looks set to welcome fully vaccinated british tourists back this summer. the times quotes the island's deputy tourism minister, savvas perdios, who describes the move to allow vaccinated brits to travel without restrictions, as "a green light for travellers." the telegraph features on its front page a photograph of the duchess of sussex during an interview with the us broadcaster operah winfrey. the paper says the duke and duchess have not been contacted about an investigation into claims of bullying made against them by former staff. and this morning's edition of the yorkshire post reports that plans to enable uk space flights will be published by the department for transport later. the paper speculates that it could pave the way for the country's first space launch within the next few years. this story caught my attention in the times, let's see if i can hold that up properly —— of the times. many stories

the daily mirror says the queen "went to war" with harry and meghan by ordering a probe into the allegationspaign, but the mirror says a royal insider branded that suggestion "ludicrous." and these images of a rare black fox from a story featured on bbc news online. the animal was caught on camera in a garden in west london. the family say they first thought it was a wolf, or a wild dog. could have been a wolf cub, couldn't it? absolutely gorgeous. used obviously a kind of getting a bit of food. it is really stunning. i don't want to leave the fox, oh, we have left it. an animal theme of sorts. we are going to put an earworm into people of a certain age's head stop you can't touch this, by mc hammer. when i say a song title, i say how it is sung. you do not know how it goes by mc hammer. we can play it to you later. this song is a 1990 hip—hop track, a great tune. the scientist has been looking at how fish brains respond to certain types of music. it has been looking at the baby zebra fish. it has found, this scientist is also australia's first female dance producer and dj. she has been look

there is some good news in the daily mirror, which says "coronavirus is on the run" in its headline.spital in good spirits after a four—week stay. the german newspaper bild is reporting "astrazenichaos". the government in germany has paused its roll—out of the oxford jab, despite the european medicines agency stating there is no indication the vaccine causes blood clots. the front page of the paper reads, "government on the defensive as experts criticise the measures". there is one headline i want to talk about. remind me later to talk to you about the masters of the universe. later on. don't look too excited. a quick one for you. curry house in glasgow has teamed up with a drone operator and they are going to try to deliver curries via drone. guess the headline?— to try to deliver curries via drone. guess the headline? popper drone? no. the headline _ guess the headline? popper drone? no. the headline in _ guess the headline? popper drone? no. the headline in the _ guess the headline? popper drone? no. the headline in the sun - guess the headline? popper drone? no. the headline in t

"time to learn from the mistakes", is the headline on the daily mirror.for a public inquiry into the government's handling of the pandemic. the i says the ban on holidays abroad is likely to be extended into the summer, with the paper calling it a boost for domestic tourism. the daily mail leads with a photo of the prime minister during last night's downing street press conference. the paper carries a comment from borisjohnson, saying he will haunted by the covid pandemic as long as he lives. gone some lovely little articles from the inside pages. you spent a lot of time with rob burrow, who has recorded his own voice, so that when he speaks through his device people can hear his voice. yes. he speaks through his device people can hear his voice.— can hear his voice. yes, motor neurone _ can hear his voice. yes, motor neurone disease. _ can hear his voice. yes, motor neurone disease. one - can hear his voice. yes, motor neurone disease. one of - can hear his voice. yes, motor neurone disease. one of the l can hear his voice. yes, motor. neurone disease. o

the daily mirror says the proposed pay rise is a "slap for carers".ades union congress has warned: "this is a hammer blow to morale." meanwhile, the daily mail and several other papers carry comments from the duchess of sussex in the latest clip to be released from the oprah winfrey interview. in the clip, meghan described how "liberating" it was to be able to now speak freely. here's 0wain with a look at this morning's weather. good morning to you. hello, both. i'm trying to figure out what seems _ hello, both. i'm trying to figure out what seems to _ hello, both. i'm trying to figure out what seems to be _ hello, both. i'm trying to figure out what seems to be cold - hello, both. i'm trying to figure out what seems to be cold in i hello, both. i'm trying to figurel out what seems to be cold in the middle of the date in the morning or evening? it middle of the date in the morning or evenin: ? , , ., evening? it is funny, that. temperatures have on down as the day pushes on. and do you know what, we're going to see that over the next couple of days as

mirror. it is not. >> reporter: here is progress: the tra ject tary of new daily cases, down nearly 75% since the first of the year. although the number of new cases seems to have leveled off, scientists see twin threats: covid variants and covid complacency. >> now is a great time for texas to open up. >> reporter: texas will lift its masking mandate, the 16th state without one. california is getting ready to ease restrictions that were once among america's toughest. the state will allow a limited number of fans next month. at the university of colorado, students partied as though the covid threat was a class in ancient history. immunologists agree this crisis is far from over, and getting shots in arms means everything. polls say about one in five americans don't want the vaccine. for the rest, the high demand is obvious at mass vaccination sites. this california roller rink, the minnesota's practice facility. and fema is opening two mass vaccination sites, one here in mercedes benz stadium here in atlanta. the goal is to give 6,000 shots a day and target people living in lower income neighborhoods n

the mirror reports that police will re—interview guests at the party where stuart lubbock died 20 years ago. the dailykers who cross the channel illegally to reach britain face being sent to another country. the paper reports that the home secretary is set to take a tougher stance on unauthorised migration. soa so a lot of various stories to get through, but a lot of the focus is predominantly on the vaccination, what the eu has been saying and what's happening here. let's start with the metro, "we will grab your jabs." this is ursula von der leyen threatening to withhold vaccine exports to countries outside the eu who do not supply them in a reciprocal way, ultimately speaking to the uk. 50 reciprocal way, ultimately speaking to the uk. , , .,, to the uk. so this is the last situation _ to the uk. so this is the last situation that _ to the uk. so this is the last situation that we _ to the uk. so this is the last situation that we wanted - to the uk. so this is the last situation that we wanted to | to the uk. so this is the last. situation that we wanted to see around vaccine and global vaccine dis

daily trelegy. and save at trelegy.com. see yourself. welcome back to the mirror. and know you're not alone.nstoppable community. in the mirror. >>> a new push from the president who let the people vote on this 56th anniversary of bloody sunday. that violent day in american history remembered today through peaceful demonstration, just as late congressman john lewis would have it. today's anniversary is the first without the civil rights icon who led that peaceful demonstration across the ed mund -- edmund pettus bridge in 1965, and calling on congress to enact the change he can't through the passage of the for the people act which has passed the house. its fate now depends on the senate. >> this is a landmark piece of legislation that is urgently needed to protect the right to vote, and the integrity of our elections and to repair and strengthen our democracy. i hope the senate does its work so i can sign it into law. >> with me now, texas democratic representative colin allred, first, congressman, love to get your response to what the president announced today? >> well, what a difference it

the mirror says police will re—interview other people who attended the party where stuart lubbock died 20 years ago. the daily that asylum seekers who cross the channel illegally to reach britain face being sent to another country. the paper reports that the home secretary is set to take a tougher stance on unauthorised migration. soa number of so a number of different stories, but most of the papers focusing on the situations with vaccines with two different stories, two different situations going forward. let's start with the daily express. tom, let's start with you, the daily express doesn't mince its words when it comes to the situation with that you. this is the european commission saying that it will withhold vaccine exports to countries that don't supply them the other way. correct. this is proof that you will never let go, says the daily express, obviously linking it to brexit, some kind of retribution by that you to punish britain for leaving. the eu commissioner gave no indication that it had to do with brexit, and all to do with the eu to fail to rental out its vaccine rug that was nearly as succes

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mirrors experiences we have every day. trying to explain to people you're experience. no, this happened. this racism, i experience on be a dailypens. i feel meghan and harry eloquently laying out what's happened and to have that response -- sorry you feel that way. we're concerned. we're dealing with it -- it's tailoring to many people in britain. >> i think felt it on a personal level as well, right? for them. anna, thank you so much for coming to chat with us and have this conversation. anna myles. >> thank you very much. >>> one republican senator touting the bill he voted against at donald trump demand credit for the vaccine. we will roll the tape. >>> plus fireworks erupt on the house floor after a republican congressman says black lives matter doesn't like the traditional family. we will speak with one of the founders of the movement. antibacterial or moisturizing body wash? definitely moisturizer! antibacterial can i have both? new dove care & protect body wash eliminates 99% of bacteria and moisturizes for hours two for one! can i keep it? did you know that your clothes can actually attract pet hair? with bounce pet ha

the mirror writes that borisjohnson insists he acted with "honesty and integrity" in his dealings withjennifer arcuri, who he's accused of having an affair with. the dailys world leaders will call for a global pandemic treaty — similar to the settlement formed after the second world war. and the guardian leads on the allegations of sexual misconduct in schools and calls for a "deep dive" ofsted inquiry to establish why complaints were not taken seriously. so let's begin... jasmine, at the start, hello to you both, the daily mail, lifting the lock down faster. they are picking up lock down faster. they are picking up what the covid—19 research group backbench mps have been saying over in recent months. yes. backbench mps have been saying over in recent months.— in recent months. yes. that issue. i think the government _ in recent months. yes. that issue. i think the government is _ in recent months. yes. that issue. i think the government is in - in recent months. yes. that issue. i think the government is in quite - in recent months. yes. that issue. i think the government is in quite a i think the government is in quite a tricky position at the moment.

with the mirror, which reports on the news that a policeman has been charged with the kidnap and murder of sarah everard. a report on drunken british army troops makes the front page of the dailyhich claims it has seen disturbing video footage of an initiation ordeal. the financial times says british taxpayers will be left with billions of pounds worth of debt due to the collapse of financial services company greensill capital and the "troubled" business empire of sanjeev gupta. a new trade deal with the united states is on the horizon, which will bring "wealth to every corner of our nation". that's according to the front page of the express. the telegraph says everyone over a0 should be offered their first covid vaccine by easter thanks to a "bumper boost" in supplies which will double current stocks. and finally, the times is also leading with vaccines, reporting that all adults will have had at least one jab by the 10th ofjune. so, let's begin. those are the front pages. great to have you back. britain is set to jab all adults by earlyjune, the front page of the times. this all adults by early june, the front page of the times.— page of the times. this is great news and it

daily mail carries comments from the duke of cambridge, where he said the royals are "very much not a racist family" following accusations by the duke and duchess of sussex in a tv interview. and the mirrorlso leads with those comments from prince william, who also said he had not yet spoken to his brother, but would do so. some of the front pages that we already have and once again welcome back david and sienna. please to say we have all the papers on time this time was it was a bit of a rush earlier on. we will start with the metro which is many of the papers have an image of sarah everard. and i think the conversations, the amount of conversation that has sparked the investigation into her has sparked on a social media or talking to your friends about what women experience and the difference experiences that women have to men has been quite an insight, quite insightful, quite pronounced. figs has been quite an insight, quite insightful, quite pronounced. as you sa , m insightful, quite pronounced. as you say. my twitter _ insightful, quite pronounced. as you say, my twitter timeline _ insightful, quite pronounced. as you say, my twitter timeline has - insightful, quite pronounced. as y

scottish daily mail leads on calls for nicola sturgeon to resign, after new documents raised further questions about her involvement in the alex salmond investigation. and the back page of the mirror a long illness. there are loads of tributes to him yesterday. i religiously watched st and greavsie on a saturday morning when i was growing up. it is interesting, the talk about the bid for the euros, anotherfront page saying, bring home the euros, that is what the prime minister said, thatis is what the prime minister said, that is part of the reason why it has not come to the country for a long time. the attitude of bringing football home. because it is the world's game, every other nation thinks it is very arrogant when you say bring football home so you don't get the votes. so maybe we should change tack. get the votes. so maybe we should change tack-— change tack. dolly parton has cheered me _ change tack. dolly parton has cheered me up _ change tack. dolly parton has cheered me up this _ change tack. dolly parton has cheered me up this morning, | change tack. dolly parton has . cheered me up this morning, but change tack. dolly parton has - cheered me up this morning, but look