the extraordinary intervention by matt hancock? , , , , hancock?he telegraph have seen fit to i hancock? the surprise is the l telegraph have seen fit to give hancock? the surprise is the - telegraph have seen fit to give matt hancock, erstwhile important person, such a big spread on its front page. but yes, he has waded in. you could argue he has in the past and is perhaps still has access to important knowledge and he seemed to be doing a fair to middling attempt at thejob of be doing a fair to middling attempt at the job of health secretary before he was so abruptly thrown, defenestration to borrow tony's lovely word, and he has waded in to make it mandatory for nhs that they have the covered mac vaccination before winter hits. this would validate the passage of care workers already having it —— covid. we will see if the government see fit to follow this. if the government do, the paper says it will not be until spring next year. by, the paper says it will not be until spring next year.— the paper says it will not be until spring next year._ i .

matt hancock was suggesting it was just a clarification, this.just a clarification, and it was always implied that the limit would be on how much an individual contributed. a lot of his colleagues on the back benches did not agree that was the impression, but that is what's being asked. at this late stage in the bill.— stage in the bill. we'll leave it there for now. _ hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are author and journalist rachel shabi and the chief political correspondent for the daily mail, harriet line. hello to both of you. we're going to take a look through some of those front pages. the metro says the prime minister is accused of losing the plot in a rambling speech to the cbi. the i's lead story is scientists urging people to take a covid test before shopping for christmas and other high—risk settings. the telegraph has a warning by lord frost, who says britain cannot carry on as it did before brexit and must cut taxes and reduce regulation. the ft saysjoe biden is choosing co

, — change of personnel from matt hancock, that matters here, and he doesn't _ hancock, that mattershis view. the response to that question, why are you going — response to that question, why are you going further, why are you being more _ you going further, why are you being more expensive? welcome he is concerned — more expensive? welcome he is concerned about the economy and i e>

the former health secretary, matt hancock, is calling for nhs workers to be legally required to get covid vaccinations before the winter. that's in the telegraph. according to the times, gps are to be barred from taking newjobs in richer areas under plans being considered by the government. the guardian reports that a watchdog had to prevent ministers breaching a code on political neutrality and independence during the search for new chairs for the bbc and the british film institute. and the ft says paris prosecutors are probing the french operations of sanjeev gupta, the uk metals magnate, over allegations of "misuse of assets". that's a little flavour of what you'll be waking up to tomorrow. caroline and tony, welcome back. tony, you are going to kick us off. we're talking about sleaze possibly in a cup in the front of the metro. terrible mess. this is nothing to do with the opposition party. they did all this to themselves, by themselves. there's going to be a debate in the house of commons tomorrow. it will be interesting to see how many tory mps decide to speak because borisjohnson h