well both races were big talking points at the mclaren car launch this afternoon in woking. our sports news reporter, laura scott, was there for us. today here at mclaren‘s base, it was all about their new car, which they hope will lead mclaren back to the front of the grade but there was no expecting —— escaping the issue of coronavirus. i will go where formula 1 coronavirus. i will go where formula i tells me to go because i have full belief that they will make the right decision and they have probably done with china or vietnam, if it gets postponed i am sure they will take the right decision. and if my family wa nts to the right decision. and if my family wants to come i will welcome them. right now we have not had any communication that the vietnam race is at risk, we know it is close to china so it is on the radar and are monitoring the situation. we help the grand prix because he had, the first year of the grand prix so everyone is quite excited but people's health and safety person we have to see how things play out. with less than a week to go with pre—testing and b

well both races were big talking points at the mclaren car launch this afternoon in woking.ter, laura scott, was there for us. today here at mclaren‘s base, it was all about their new car, which they hope will lead mclaren back to the front of the grade but there was no expecting —— escaping the issue of coronavirus. i will go where formula 1 coronavirus. i will go where formula i tells me to go because i have full belief that they will make the right decision and they have probably done with china or vietnam, if it gets postponed i am sure they will take the right decision. and if my family wa nts to the right decision. and if my family wants to come i will welcome them. right now we have not had any communication that the vietnam race is

more including a report where mclaren have unveiled their car ahead of the start in australia next monthore after 11pm. following us on sportsday, it‘s the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are jack blanchard, editor of the politico london playbook, and anna isaac, reporter at the wall streetjournal. great to have you both in here with us. many of tomorrow‘s front pages are already in. the financial times leads on sajid javid stepping down as chancellor after rejecting borisjohnson‘s order to sack his team of advisers and aides. similarly, the metro also focuses on sajid javid quitting in a row with borisjohnson over his special advisers. he has been replaced by his deputy, rishi sunak. aside from sajid javid, others have lost their places in cabinet. that‘s on the front page of the guardian. alok sharma has replaced andrea leadsom as business secretary. the daily express dubs borisjohnson as the "iron man" after he ordered saijd javid to fire his closest aides ahead of a cabinet re—shuffle. and the daily mail feature

classes at mclaren high school are canceled today. peers are concerned and have a lot of questions. they met last night to get some answers. >> this is an insult to everybody! you are the mayor and a city council representative! >> parents are angry over the lack of information and the short notice they were given about school being canceled. the district says they received results last friday. tce was found in the groundwater. tests will be done to see if it has contaminated the indoor air. >> i'm shocked, ashamed, disappointed. i did not receive enough information. i don't feel comfortable having my daughter return to back to the high school. did not feel confident in the answers we were given and i feel like there was a lot more that we need to know as parents, a robocall won't work. >> the presence of tce was discovered when the school was removing an underground petroleum tank. there will be two meetings on monday. >>> the search for a couple who vanished from a marin county vacation cottage will continue now as a recovery mission. 77-year-old carol kiparsky and 72-year-old ian

whilejesse mclaren simply shared this picture and the caption "gone with the wind".ka bayles, who shared a video of her nine—year—old son who has dwarfism has had 18 million views so far. she shared the video to highlight the serious impact that bullying has on the young boy, who says he wants to kill himself. the response to the video of the distressed boy has been enormous. with mesages of support from all over the world, inclusing some of his football heroes and people starting a crowdfunding campaign to send him to disneyworld. and finally, another big story online today — eastenders' june brown, 93, quit the soap after 35 years as dot cotton. the actress has bowed out of the soap after more than three decades, saying she was dissatisfied with some of her recent storylines. fan chelsea price wrote... and you can see for yourselves on social media this morning, there are plenty more reactions like that too. a quick look at what you are watching and reading on the bbc news app. number one is the protesters attacking a bus of evacuees coming into ukraine from china.

. >>> happening today, parents and students at mclaren high school are expecting an update on the toxic groundwater under the campus. after testing the school's air quality over the weekend, experts found no evidence the chemical solvent tce is vaporizing into the air. concerned that it could be is what shut down the school last thursday. district officials say a pair of community meetings today will let parents know the next steps. it will be held at 830 a.m. and 530 pm at the west oakland middle school library. >>> developing this morning, where learning more about the dramatic moment a missing couple was finally found alive in marin county right as officials were expecting the worst. this was the story of the weekend. 77-year-old carol kiparsky and 72-year-old ian irwin of palo alto got lost on valentine's day after a sunset stroll in inverness. they were stranded for 8 days in the woods. authorities say that pagerank from a pond and scrounge some vegetation to survive. they had already switched from search to recovery mode when they can found the couple on saturday. >> we start hear

. -- mclaren does call grant some major problems. he thinks he should be in command. he thinks i can do a lot better than grant. one time he blurts out, i am tired of providing the brains for the army of tennessee. and of course, grant does not really appreciate that. however, in this movement across the river, fort gibson, raymond, jackson, champion hill and all clernan doesn't really have time to be a nuisance and be a problem. clernan grant-mc relationship kind of settles down in this blitzkrieg movement, as it has been called in the middle of the vicksburg campaign. so grant pretty much has got a handle up and down the chain of command. not causing many problems here, so there is no major argument or backbiting at this specific point. that will reignite later on. grant will remove him during the siege itself. so up and down the chain of command, grant is doing fine. in terms of the situation itself, grant also has a major handle on the situation. now again, all of these different components we are hitting, we are going to compare and contrast this with the confede

and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the mission district is a very special part of our city. you smell the tacos at the [speaking spanish] and they have the best latin pastries. they have these shortbread cookies with caramel in the middle. and then you walk further down and you have sunrise cafÉ. it is a place that you come for the incredible food, but also to learn about what is happening in the neighborhood and how you can help and support your community. >> twenty-fourth street is the birthplace of the movement. we have over 620 murals. it is the largest outdoor public gallery in the country and possibly the world. >> you can find so much political engagement park next to so much incredible art. it's another reason why we think this is a cultural district that we must preserve.