lucy fisher, deu oust boris johnson. lucy fisher, deputy political— oust boris johnson.nson. lucy fisher, deputy political editor at - oust boris johnson. lucy fisher, deputy political editor at the - deputy political editor at the telegraph, thank you very much. the headlines on bbc news... the us warns the russian troop build—up near ukraine is the largest since the cold war — as attempts to find a diplomatic solution continue. the downing street �*lockdown parties' report is now expected to be delivered before the metropolitan police inquiry ends. tomorrow, events will be held in londonderry and around the world to mark the fiftieth anniversary of bloody sunday. tomorrow, events will be held in londonderry and around the world to mark the fiftieth anniversary of bloody sunday — when the army shot dead thirteen civilians during a civil rights demonstration. a new theatre production, called the white handkerchief, is having its premiere in derry. the writer, liam campbell, who died last month, spoke to our this image is a defining symbol of humanity amidst the horror of

who is the director ofjohn smith centre, glasgow university & former scottish labour leader and lucy fisher is the deputy political editor at the telegraph. tomorrow's front pages, starting with, the pages, starting with, paper leads from some of th! prime the paper leads from some of the prime ministers own mps for him to resign and the wake of downing street lockdown drinks party. michael ellis pictured what was put forward by the government to mop up the urgent question of the affair. mounting pressure on the prime ministerfrom tory mps mounting pressure on the prime minister from tory mps to come clean over whether or not he was at that eventin over whether or not he was at that event in may 2020. that is the headline for the garden. they have been speaking to some mps that feel there will be for the revelations on there will be for the revelations on the downing street lockdown. the ft looks ahead to tomorrow's show and prime minister's questions, according to tory in piecing the mood and number ten is sulphurous. metro focuses on the public backlash against borisjohnson as news of the

lucy fisher— in power. lucy and kitty, thank you very much. lucy fisher from - in power. onservative mp in 22 years when he took the seat in 2099 with a narrow margin of around 402 votes. it was the tenth most marginal seat in the in that election and the question now is whether that margin will be enough for him to carry his supporters here in towns like prestwich, carry his supporters with him as he switches party. i have been speaking to people today and as you will hear in a moment, a lot of them very much where approaching this along with their own party political views. it their own party political views. it just shows you the state of the conservative party and they are not credible _ conservative party and they are not credible any more. the}r conservative party and they are not credible any more.— credible any more. they won't be rrettin credible any more. they won't be getting my _ credible any more. they won't be getting my vote _ credible any more. they won't be getting my vote because - credible any more. they won't be getting my vote because it's - credible a

who is the director ofjohn smith centre, glasgow university & former scottish labour leader and lucy fisher who is the deputy political editor at the telegraph. the telegraph leads on calls from some of the prime minister's own mps for him to resign in the wake of the downing street lockdown drinks party — it was the paymaster general michael ellis, pictured on the front page, who was put forward by the government to mop up labour's urgent question over the affair. mounting pressure on borisjohnson from tory mps to come clean over whether he was at that event in may 2020 is the headline for the guardian. a similar warning on the front of the times "say sorry, or doom us all", ministers tell borisjohnson. the i has been speaking to some mps who believe there will be further revelations about downing street lockdown law—breaking. the ft looks ahead to tomorrow's showdown at prime minister's questions — quoting a tory mp saying the mood in number 10 is �*sulphurous�*. the metro focuses on the public backlash against borisjohnson as news of the party emerged — the paper quoting covid bereaved f

the papers will be back again tomorrow evening with kezia dugdale and lucy fisher.ast emiliano martinez. villa had their chances when 0llie watkins hit the bar when through on goal on a night that saw steven gerrard's side with plenty of opportunities, and this one that danny ings put in the net was disallowed for an earlier foul when var became involved as united set up a 4th round clash at home to middlesbrough. new figures from the premier league show the number of positive covid—19 tests among players and staff have fallen for the second successive week. in the seven days up to and including the 9th of january, there were 72 new positive cases out of almost 13,000 tests. 94 new cases were recorded in the previous seven days. covid is still impacting on the league though — everton's premier league home match with leicester city on tuesday has been postponed because the foxes don't have enough players to fulfil the fixture. at the africa cup of nations it was a big day for the comoros, playing in the competition for the first time. the archipelago is one of footba

let's discuss some of the issues facing parliament in 2022 with lucy fisher — the deputy political editorthere are probably three _ the new year? well, there are probably three categories. - the new year? well, there are - probably three categories. political challenges for boris johnson probably three categories. political challenges for borisjohnson and his administration, policy challenges, and economic challenges that present the backdrop to that. i think there is a hangover from the end of last year on the political front, is a hangover from the end of last year on the politicalfront, a lot of his backbenchers very unhappy at the handling of the owen paterson affair, unhappy at the shock loss of the north shops are seated in the by—election in december, and also a lot of concern about the allegations about parties having taken place, allegedly against coronavirus rules in downing street and across the government estates in 2020. so i think we need to see the outcome of that investigation in the early part of this year, and there are lots of questions over covid restrictions. borisjoh

fisher investments is clearly different. ♪♪ lucy in the sky with diamonds ♪♪ stuart: lucy in the sky up four points. japan's foreign minister asked the us military in japan to stay inside their base to prevent further spread of covid. americans in areas they are concentrated in large numbers. walmart cutting paid leave in half for workers who test positive for covid. employees will now get one week of paid leave instead of two. this comes after the cdc updated its isolation guidance. united states postal service wants a temporary waiver from president biden affect the nation mandate. what are they worried about? staff shortages? ashley: neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night, they are going to deliver the mail but not when it comes to vaccinations. deputy postmaster general expressing his concerns over the impact on the mandate requiring employees to present weekly negative tests. which was obtained by fox news, he says vaccine or test mandate, likely to result in the loss of many employees even by employees leaving or being disciplined particularly given higher-level a te