with me are polly mackenzie, chief executive of centre—left political think tank demos, and sebastianspondent at the financial times. tomorrow's front pages starting with a hopeful lead story on the front page of the times, which reports on potential plans for "air bridges" between countries this summer. the uk transport secretary grant shapps says the strict quarantine on all arrivals into the country could be relaxed, with deals between countries with low coronavirus infection rates. the telegraph is leading on the same story, and says "quarantine—free "travel to and from countries like france and spain "will depend on the status of their own epidemics." 0n the front of the metro, a warning from kings college london that "up to 200,000 people in the uk may not have self—isolated when they needed to" — as loss of taste and smell is added to the list of coronavirus symptoms to look out for. le figaro is leading on how france's health system will recover from the pandemic. discussions will be held later this month on how to revive the country's health sector and structure it for the fu

mass virtue from the financial times and polly mackenzie, chief executive, thank you for now. this hour. polly and sebastian will be back at 11:30 for another look at the papers. goodbye for now. hello there. on monday, the temperature reached 25 celsius in suffolk and over the next couple of days, the heat will continue to build. the peak of the temperatures is likely to be on wednesday. things start to break down a bit after that. chance of thunderstorms on thursday before we all turned cooler and windier by the end of the week. pretty mild out there at the moment away from northern most parts of scotland. these are the temperatures by the end of the night, and as you can see, still a lot of cloud around. some are bricks of rain to come of that rain continuing to affect the northern half of the uk mainly during tuesday morning. slowly petering out, many places becoming dry during the afternoon. the cloud thinning and skies brightening. the best of the sunshine likely to be across wales, midlands and southern england, where temperatures will peak at 25—26d. on the whole, it sh