and the sun features tributes to dame barbara windsor, whose funeral took place today. let's begin.o friday evening. what else we would be doing, quite frankly. but i appreciated. what week it has been. the first week of january and have a lot to cover. starting with the daily mail and seeing as how it's your paper, let's start with you. we had the worst is statistics for the country and it is a grim milestone and were heading up to 80,000 deaths because of coronavirus and borisjohnson is saying what now? that we need to stay at home and launch this new add campaign they were going to see on tv in the newspapers. it is designed to shock us. to show us images of people severely ill in hospital and we need to act and we've got this virus in one of the tag lines is if you go out, you can spread it and people will die. we've got so used to coronavirus as it's been going on since march and going on for such a long time that if i am in the first lockdown, all—encompassing, it's not the same as we go back to that. but, we need to realise that there's number of people and it is higher thani

and the sun features tributes to dame barbara windsor, whose funeral took place today.oes not stop. john and susiejoin us today the news does not stop. john and susie join us today and we will talk about what was going on in the states and we will bring in this latest breaking news from twitter a little bit later on and a review but susie, ijust little bit later on and a review but susie, i just want to start with you in the daily express, which is focusing on the harsh reality, the grim reality of covid—19 and this dreadful milestone that the uk has reached today. it is crazy that the harsh reality has been left to tell anybody about. because the department of health and social care, journalists have been asking for weeks and months to get cover what is happening in there in there in the past few weeks. this case, there been refused access and the bbc and a few others have been able to go in and start reporting. had we been able to do this sooner, then we would've had the clear evidence of what was happening in front of the public for free a lot earlier on instead of a