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a space probe has entered orbit around mars —— a laborde torrey in wuhan.lo and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejessica elgot, the deputy political editor at the guardian, and sebastian payne, whitehall editor at the financial times. tomorrow because �*s front pages... —— tomorrow's front pages. let's start with the times, and it leads with the news that travellers arriving into england who lie on their passenger locator forms about visiting a red list country face a fine of £10,000 or up to ten years injail. the same story makes the front page of the metro. the newspaper calls the new rules for international arrivals a "travel crackdown". the telegraph says there's criticism of the new measures among some senior conservative mps and travel bosses. the new travel rules are also covered in the guardian, but the newspaper also reports on the start of donald trump's second impeachment trial. a different story in the mirror. it reports that a hospital trust is charging staff more than £500 a year to park. pa

in china, scientists visited a laborde tory supporting theories of it as a possible source of the pandemicl see how the sea border has become a political flashpoint. and in another blow for tennis, up to 600 players and officials at the australian open are told to isolate after a hotel worker tests positive. welcome to theories of you watching on bbc and to those of you watching on pbs in america. let's start with the military few in myanmar. police have filed several charges against elected leader aung san suu kyi. she has not been seen since monday. the charges she faces are unexpected. first, charged with breaching strict import and export laws and possessing unlawful communications devices. we know that is related to seven walkie-talkies used by her security guards which authorities say they found in her house. >> they are obviously absurd. just imagine she was the defective head of state. any walkie-talkies in her home would have been used by her security guards. the idea that those are somehow illegal is laughable. everyone in mymar will know this is a divisive way of trying to neutr

caroling frisson they will monitor the analyses of the martian soil carried out by the automatic laborde tree in the rover it's the 1st time a mission will be capable of analyzing samples from beneath the surface of mars. all 6 or less just surfaces bombarded by radiation which destroys the material we're looking for such as organic matter which would be the possible residue of a life or. falling to. mars as atmosphere became too feeble to filter the solar radiation that so from full to life. all close off by drilling down to meters we can get to a much better preserved environment it's clear it is more likely that the moment you was we're looking for would be preserved place that vessel the morning. looking for life on mars is in effect looking for our own origin as well on earth that we don't know how it went from chemistry to biology it's the missing link exobiology that passage from chemistry to bio at yoshi's. push on mox it's on mars through these experiments we find organic matter we can say that we're attracting the 1st stages of how life in mars on earth jeff in a very good idea

contracts from what i understand also allowed to lead to be used to some of the clinical trials for those laborde tori's and those willing to pay for the vaccines upfront so the combination of all that plus a very efficient system for actually inoculating people here in the field seems to be really doing the trick and by the end of march we understand that the plan is to have $5000000.00 people in our collated out of a country of 18000000 in the whole rest of the country as you mentioned by the end of june and in terms of the want to region know we've had a briefing from the pan american health organization there's concern that infection rates are rising and in some parts of latin america. yes they have been overall going down a bit compared to the peak to the high point but i say a bit because it's at the most an average of 10 percent and that's really not a lot considering just how widespread and how tough these infections have been where we're seeing a new hot spots around the amazon area the tri border as it's called between peru colombia and brazil and in that area which is very remote has v

in rejects the theory that it came from a laborde teri == from a laboratory leak. 138 million vaccineiven. hong kong officials will meet later to discuss whether to move china's sinovax vaccine for emergency use. it has the yes to publish stage three clinical trial data for the vaccines. joining us now is hong kong food and health secretary. thank you very much indeed for joining us. where are we with vaccine approval issue at the moment? which vaccines are likely to be approved first and when can we expect immunization in the territory? >> ok, we have signed a purchase with three types of vaccine, three platforms. so far we have already endorsed the biontech vaccine for emergency use. actually, we have already done that. and the delivery will be coming to hong kong by the end of febr uary, this month. we are working towards the development and also arrangement of vaccinating the priority groups, as well as the public through vaccination centers in the different districts in hong kong. the other two that we have signed advance purchase agreements is the sinovac. they submitted the dat