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with me are lizzy buchan of the daily mirror, and giles kenningham, the former head of press at numberen and founder of trafalgar strategy. hello to you both. but first, let's look at the front pages. there are sledgers on the front of the metro, as well as comments from the health secretary that schools may not reopen until after easter. more snow pics on the telegraph. it also says that 12 tory mps are pressuring borisjohnson to fully reopen schools. 0n the same story, the sun says the mps want the prime minister to get all children back to school next month. also on schools, the mirror has spoken to angry parents who describe the situation as a "shambles". more school coverage on the guardian, which also has a report on thousands of vital flood defences being in a state of disrepair in england. the ongoing debate over when to administer the second dose of the vaccine is the is top story. the express reports on the vaccination figures, after almost half a million jabs were delivered in a single day. and the financial times says poland want the eu to step up russian sanctions, followi

with me are lizzy buchan of the daily mirror, and giles kenningham, the former head of press at number