lucy beresford and joe twyman will be back at 11:30 for another look at the front pages.uite a chilly day, and it looks as though sunday we day, and it looks as though sunday have had a vigc of day, and it looks as though sunday low pressure w some of low pressure which has brought some very wet weather over the net last few days and also some sleet and snow, most significant snowfall of the season so far. however, that moves away. looks like things will turn were settled, drier, remaining cold, we also perchance a frost, ice and some fog two. could be some low cloud here, any rain across the south coast will clear away, and showery rain for eastern scotland in northeast england will also tend to fizzle loud. so by sunday afternoon, i think many places will be dry with variable cloud, some areas stain grey, but also some sunny spells around. it's going to feel cooler, temperatures around world below the seasonal 3—8 . temperatures around world below the seasonal 3—8. now, through temperatures around world below the seasonal 3—8 . now, through sunday night from its days la

with me are the broadcaster lucy beresford and joe twyman, the co—founder and director of deltapoll.row's front pages starting with the queen will get the covid—19 vaccine within weeks to encourage people to do the same — says the mail in an exclusive. the mirror front page carries images of celebrities who have declared that they will too "give the jab a stab" — in an attempt to ease public concerns care home residents have been told they have to travel by bus to hospital hubs to receive covid vaccinations, says the people. and the observer reports that military planes will be used to transport the pfizer vaccine from belgium to the uk, in a bid to avoid brexit delays at ports. while the telegraph says borisjohnson is giving the trade deal "one final throw of the dice", by sending his brexit negotiator to brussels for "intensive talks". and the times says if there is no progress — mrjohnson‘s cabinet are prepared to back him on a no—deal brexit — adding that the pm intends to place the blame squarley on the eu. so let's begin... lucy, joe, welcome back. thanks once again forjoining

our guests joining me tonight are the broadcaster lucy beresford and co—founder and director of deltapollyman. next, the national news with rita chakrabarti. no breakthrough on a post—brexit trade deal for the prime minister and the eu commission president — but they have agreed to keep talking. it's an eleventh hour bid to keep negotiations alive — with three critical issues dividing the two sides. whilst recognising the seriousness of these differences, we agreed that a further effort should be undertaken by our negotiating teams with talks due to resume tomorrow, we'll be asking what is the likelihood of a last—minute deal. also tonight... why scientists say contact—tracing should focus on the super—spreaders. and ireland prolong scotland's woes in dublin — their win puts them third in the autumn nations cup. good evening. a lengthy phone call between the prime minister and the european commission president this afternoon resulted in a decision to restart talks on a post—brexit trade deal in brussels tomorrow. in a joint statement, borisjohnson and ursula von der leyen said "significan

with me are the broadcaster lucy beresford and joe twyman, the co—founder and director of deltapoll.

our gastronomy joining me tonight by the broadcaster... are the broadcaster lucy beresford and co—founderwyman. the latest government figures show new infections continuing to fall. there were 15,539 new coronavirus infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period. the average number of new cases reported per day in the last week, is now 14,400. 1,365 people had been admitted to hospital on average each day over the week to last tuesday. 397 deaths were reported , that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—i9 test. that means on average in the past week, 427 deaths were announced every day. (00v 6 it takes the total week, 427 deaths were announced every day. it takes the total number of deaths so far across the uk to 61 thousand and 14. more rapid mass testing is being introduced in areas in the highest tier of restrictions in england, including in wolverhampton. but there are concerns about their accuracy, afterfigures — based on a pilot in liverpool — showed lateral flow tests missed half of all cases. our health correspondent katherine da costa reports. council staff her