thank you john stapleton and kate proctor — goodbye.e from the bbc when they're aware a lot of us have been clouded to of us side the sunshine. and it's pretty static whether a pattern that stays with us and for a couple more days. most of us have to say seems like there is but more change at the end of the weekend. low pressure eventually will push this weather front southwards toward sunday. along with that some rain but behind it we get into the weekend. low pressure eventually will push this weather front southwards toward sunday. along with that some rain but behind it we get into brighter skies. a change to winter windy conditions at times next week. overnight and into the morning, lots of cloud damp, drizzly places listed funky. no frost, outbreaks of rain magic down north coast of northern ireland. retreating a northlands across to the northwest side of scotland. northeast scotland, seeing sunny spells. northeast england and yorkshire, most other places that are plenty of cloud nestle, health, drizzly and places. to the not too

with me are broadcaster john stapleton and guardian political correspondent kate proctor.front pages are already in. tomorrow's telegraph reports that police and prosecutors are being accused of undermining justice because some forces are not charging any thieves. the independent leads on the criminal investigation into maternity hospitals in kent, where it says that more than 130 newborns were brain—damaged due to oxygen starvation. the metro reports on the killer coronavirus spreading across the world, with six people in the uk now in quarantine being treated for the disease. while the daily mail asks if the killer virus is here, claiming there are seven suspected cases in the uk. and the guardian leads on a report from the national audit office which says the high speed rail project known as hs2 is late and billions over budget due to tory failures. coronavirus, the numbers do not seem to be so clearjust yet. is the killer virus here? a bigger question, the seventh case allegedly, at the hospital and must london, and belfast. the seventh possibly, it is a huge concern b

with me are broadcaster john stapleton and guardian political correspondent kate proctor.t pages are already in. tomorrow's telegraph reports that police and prosecutors are being accused of undermining justice because some forces are not charging any thieves. thank you for staying for the second one, it's so much better when you have someone to talk to. the independent leads on the criminal investigation into maternity hospitals in kent, where it says more than 130 newborns were brain—damaged due to oxygen starvation. the metro reports on the killer coronavirus spreading across the world, with six people in the uk now in quarantine being treated for the disease. while the daily mail asks if the killer virus is here, claiming there are seven suspected cases in the uk. the times reports growing fears over the virus as tests begin in britain. and the i reports that specialists in the uk are saying we should expect cases. the guardian leads on a report from the national audit office, which says the high speed rail project known as hs2 is late and billions over budget due to t