applause actor michael balogun there, ending that report with our arts editor will gompertz.n bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political strategist, jo tanner and disability consultant and comedy producer, simon minty. i know it your first time he also thank you for being with us tonight. before we start chatting, let's look at what we have already. ‘tiers of despair‘ reads the front page of the daily mirror, as most of england is placed in tiers 2 and 3 once the country emerges from national lockdown next wednesday. the times suggests that 99% of the country faces the strictest two tiers of coronavirus restrictions until well into january. the metro's headline ‘the north sees red' comes after the prime minister today announced that large swathes of the north of england are amongst the areas being placed into tier 3 — the highest tier. with much of yorkshire landing in this category, the yorkshire post reports on number 10's defense of the

will gompertz, bbc news. congratulations. a phenomenal success. congratulations. photograph of the queen and duke of edinburgh to mark their 73rd wedding anniversary. the queen, who is 94 years old, and the duke, who is 99, were photographed at windsor castle this week looking at a homemade card from their great grandchildren. congratulations to both of them. remarkable achievement. lots more, as always, on our website. i will be back in a few minutes with a short summary few minutes with a short summary update. i am also available on twitter. thanks for watching. hello there. the short—lived cold snap, it's on its way out now, as we start to see mild air making inroads off the atlantic but laden with moisture. we'll see a lot more cloud and outbreaks of rain spreading eastwards across the country during the course of today. you can see the cold air still looms across the eastern side of the country to begin today, but gradually, that milder air will move in on a strengthening west—southwesterly breeze. so it starts off dry and chilly, maybe some early brightness

will gompertz, bbc news. hear him think everybody when he has won the award, including his mother. a full list of nominees on a website. —— on our website. thanks very much for joining —— on our website. thanks very much forjoining us here on bbc news. hello there. the short—lived cold snap is on its way out now as we start to see mild air making inroads off of the atlantic, but laden with moisture. we will see a lot more cloud and outbreaks of rain spreading eastwards across the country during the course of today. you can see the cold air still looms across the eastern side of the country to begin today, but gradually that milder air will move in on a strengthening westerly breeze. it starts off dry and chilly, maybe some early brightness in the east. very soon the cloud thickens with patchy rain spreading eastwards. light and patchy and a few heavier bursts across scotland and even some brief wintriness briefly over the higher ground before that mild air moves in. the winds also picking up out across the no

will gompertz, bbc news. congratulations to douglas stewart. that is about it from me.have been covering. if you are online you can get the bbc news app and you can get me on social media too. i‘m lewis vaughanjones, and this is bbc news. goodbye. hello there. the short lived cold snap is on its way out as we start to see milder air making inroads of the atlantic but we will see a lot more cloud and outbreaks of rain spreading east across the country through the course of today. we can see that cold air looms across the eastern side of the country to begin today but gradually, that milder air will move in all a strengthening with south—westerly breeze. it sta rts south—westerly breeze. it starts off dry and chilly, early practice in these, with patchy rain spreading eastwards. if you have a few heavier bursts across scotland, perhaps some wintry this briefly over the higher ground before that milder air moves in. the wind is picking up across the north—west with gusts of 40—45 mph into the evening. here, turning milder of the day. around 12 degrees. further east, still

will gompertz, bbc news. that's it from us. good night. welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster henry bonsu and former trade minister lord digbyjones. welcome to you both, gentlemen. let's look at what the paper they're saying. the ‘i' reports the uk is preparing to carry out the first vaccinations against covid—19 in the next two weeks. while the sun says up to a million brits a day are to be vaccinated against covid — in a push to beat the virus. the daily mail reports millions of public sector workers face a pay squeeze to help pay for the pandemic. the guardian says the chancellor, rishi sunak, is preparing to announce a renewed squeeze on public sector pay in next week's government spending review. the paper also carries a picture of home secretary, priti patel, and quotes sources saying she did break the rules on ministers‘ behaviour — according to a report. the daily telegraph quotes the defence secretary ben wallace — saying the armed forces must recruit "specialists" in

will gompertz, bbc news. congratulations to douglas stewart there. jones i‘m lewis vaughanjones and this is bbc news. hello there. the short—lived cold snap, it‘s on its way out now, as we start to see mild air making inroads off the atlantic but laden with moisture. we‘ll see a lot more cloud and outbreaks of rain spreading eastwards across the country during the course of today. you can see the cold air still looms across the eastern side of the country to begin today, but gradually, that milder air will move in on a strengthening west—southwesterly breeze. so it starts off dry and chilly, maybe some early brightness in the east. very soon, the cloud thickens, with patchy rain spreading eastwards. mainly light and patchy, a few heavier bursts across scotland, perhaps even some brief wintriness briefly over the higher ground, before that mild air moves in. the winds also picking up, particularly out across the north west, gusts of a0 to 45 miles an hour into the evening. and here, it will be turning milder by the end of the day — 12, 13 degrees — bu

will gompertz, bbc news. a quick reminder of our top story.ay in the country. the number of patients hospitalised with covid—19 has jumped number of patients hospitalised with covid—19 hasjumped nearly 50% in the last two weeks. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. hello there. the short—lived cold snap, it's on its way out now, as we start to see mild air making inroads off the atlantic but laden with moisture. we'll see a lot more cloud and outbreaks of rain spreading eastwards across the country during the course of today. you can see the cold air still looms across the eastern side of the country to begin today, but gradually, that milder air will move in on a strengthening west—southwesterly breeze. so it starts off dry and chilly, maybe some early brightness in the east. very soon, the cloud thickens, with patchy rain spreading eastwards. mainly light and patchy, a few heavier bursts across scotland, perhaps even some brief wintriness briefly over the higher ground, before that mild air moves in. the winds also picking up, p

will gompertz, bbc news. congratulations there. i just wa nt to congratulations there. y are, will come out of a hard look down on saturday night, three days earlier than originally planned. local authorities revealed the state went into lockdown after one person lied to co nta ct lockdown after one person lied to contact traces. they were misled by someone working in the epicentre of the recent outbreak, a pizza shop. that person originally said he only purchased a pizza from that place when, in fact, he worked several shift their. some restrictions will stay in place until saturday but south australia is and allowed to leave their home to exercise with immediate effect. plenty more on that on our website along with many other stories. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones and hello there. the short—lived cold snap, it's on its way out now, as we start to see mild air making inroads off the atlantic but laden with moisture. we'll see a lot more cloud and outbreaks of rain spreading eastwards across the country during the course of today. you can see the cold

our arts editor will gompertz looks back at his life.. with the inner snarl of humphrey bogart and the outward charm of cary grant, connery created a charismatic screen legend. a ladies‘ man... looking for shells? no, i am just looking. ..with a killer's instinct. he went from being a jobbing actor in his early 30s to an international movie star, and instantly recognisable global celebrity. the attention and fuss that came with the fame did not sit comfortably with the no working—class scot, who had once been a milkman, a model, and briefly a coffin buffer. i had no awareness of that scale of the kind of reverence and pressure and what have you. i never had a press representative or anything, and i found it a bit of a nightmare. but not bond was universally popular but not with the man playing him. connery felt trapped in 007‘s gilded cage, he wanted out to test his talent with more challenging roles. he won plaudits for the man who would be king, playing alongside his old friend michael caine. we have been all over india, we know her ci

will gompertz, bbc news. wedding anniversary. the queen who is 94 and the duke who is 99 were photographed at windsor castle this week looking at a homemade card from their great grandchildren. a reminder of our top story. election officials in georgia have confirmed that joe biden beat donald trump in the state. ballots were recounted by hand after initial results showed mr biden leading by around 111,000 votes. mr trump has launched several lawsuits alleging unsubstantiated election fraud. do stay with us on bbc news. goodbye for now. hello there. the short—lived cold snap, it's on its way out now, as we start to see mild air making inroads off the atlantic but laden with moisture. we'll see a lot more cloud and outbreaks of rain spreading eastwards across the country during the course of today. you can see the cold air still looms across the eastern side of the country to begin today, but gradually, that milder air will move in on a strengthening west—southwesterly breeze. so it starts off dry and chilly,

netflix's historical drama about the royal family starts on sunday, and the bbc‘s arts editor will gompertz lots of talk about gillian anderson, who plays margaret thatcher. some have given her amazing views and others have said it is not up to scratch. i'm just looking forward to it. here is a little graphic that shows you who is designed to get the job first. older residents, care home workers first. then it basically goes down in age groups. then it is the rest of the population. priority is to be determined. here is a question for you. the german company with pfizer we have developed this vaccine, the prime minister called them biontech yesterday. whatever you call them, this is the couple behind it all. a big pull—out in the daily mail saying, the couple who saved their world. these are the two people behind biontech. essentially they have poured ten months of their life into this. they are set to make an awful lot of money. they reckon they would be worth about 3 billion quid by the end of it all. 3 billion. even on their wedding day they spent time in the lab. so they are dedicated a