with penny smith and baroness ros altmann — first the headlines.ributes are paid to the actor chadwick boseman, who's died of cancer at the age of a3. he starred in black panther — a film that proved ground—breaking and inspired a generation. criticism of the government's timing of new guidance for schools in england on how to respond to covid lockdowns — coming just days before pupils are due to return. the italian coastguard picks up migrants from a rescue boat in the mediterranean, a vessel funded by the street artist banksy. the first piece of silverware of the new football season in england has been won — chelsea are crowned winners of the women's community shield. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster penny smith and former pensions minister baroness ros altmann. lovely to have you both here with us tonight. tomorrow's front pages, then. the express says a coronavirus vaccine could be ready within the next six weeks in the ‘best case scenario‘ — and britain is now at a

with me are broadcaster penny smith and former pensions minister ros altmann.

with me are broadcaster penny smith and former pensions minister ros altmann. the sunday express says a coronavirus vaccine could be ready within the next six weeks in the best—case scenario, and britain is now at a crucial stage in the fight against the virus. as a result of the pandemic, the uk is set to have the largest tax rise in a generation. that's according to the sunday telegraph, which suggests treasury officials are pushing for the move. the observer reports that the prime minister is facing a showdown with what they call "furious mps" over his handling of covid—19. the papers calls his leadership chaotic and says the conservatives have surrendered a massive lead over labour. the independent agrees and accuses borisjohnson of a culture war. it says the new liberal democrat leader, ed davey, has referred to the pm's leadership as "nasty politics" and vows to overturn it. the mail on sunday talks about rupert murdoch's plans for a rival news channel to the bbc, that they say is being spearheaded by a former bbc employee and downing street adviser. r ,