thanks again to my reviewers rachel cunliffe and michael booker. goodnight.n be suspended. the premier league's chief executive has been speaking to our sports editor, dan roan. very disappointing if you see anyone in football, notjust players, breaching government guidelines and i think at that point that's a club'sjurisdiction. and in all those instances, clubs that are properly investigated and you've seen players come out and apologize for their actions and make contributions for the charity or be fined. and i think that is right, the close have dealt with it very well. some are arguing that football is just an easy target and it is unfair for politicians to put pressure on this sport to strengthen protocols, suppress natural instincts and not celebrate together. it's asking too much. is it? what we are asking players to do is to adjust their behavior. and i think if we set ourselves a target of a profession perfection that we are going to fall short because football, all sport is played in the moment, play with the motions we should not set ourselves a t

with me are the deputy online editor of the newstatesman, rachel cunliffe and the deputy editor of the express, michael booker. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... the i weekend reports that the uk has shut all travel corridors to try to protect the public from new covid—i9 variants. the daily telegraph has a picture of boris johnson's former wife marina wheeler and his daughter lara on the front page urging women not to put off cervical screening during the pandemic. it also reports on the new travel restrictions, writing that borders will effectively be closed from monday. the times adds that everyone travelling to britain will have to produce a negative coronavirus test taken within the previous 72 hours and then quarantine for ten days the mirror reports from the nhs covid front line in an intensive care unit, where doctors say patients are much younger than earlier in the pandemic. the daily mail writes that prince harry is "heartbroken" over his alleged rift with the royal family, according to the itv news anchor tom bradby. the financial times weekend reports on today's lan