the front page of the yorkshire post features warnings from a charity report that radicalism and racismw in coastal and industrial towns as they slip into decline. so let's begin... we are going to start with the financial times. we are going to start with the financialtimes. martin, we are going to start with the financial times. martin, do we are going to start with the financialtimes. martin, do you we are going to start with the financial times. martin, do you want to kick us out this time around? president trump is eyeing a vaccine, a potential covid—19 vaccine. president trump is eyeing a vaccine, a potential covid-19 vaccine. yes, this is really a signal i think, of genuine concern in trump towers, as it was. the white house over the state of his reelection campaign. trump dries fast tracking uk covid—i9 vaccine before election. this is suggesting that the vaccine that's being worked on by astrazeneca at oxford university will be fast tracked bypassing the normalfederal will be fast tracked bypassing the normal federal drug administration rules. to get them into service to try to

the front page of the yorkshire post features warnings from a charity report that radicalism and racism may grow in coastal and industrial towns as they slip into decline. so let's begin... a little flavour of some of our front pages. let's start our chat martin and kate. nice to see you both. we are going to start with the financial times and news of a vaccine but it planned by president trump potentially. kate, would you like to start us off? previously the one by astrazeneca and oxford university and donald trump a p pa re ntly university and donald trump apparently is considering bypassing the normal us regulations when it comes to vaccines to try and roll it out faster than normal. so it's talking here in this piece about astrazeneca has a study of 10,000 people where a larger study more like 30,000 volunteers and from this piece that usually the norm when they're doing the vaccine. tested on a small period of people. i'm not sure it's a smart move. there is a lot of anxiety around vaccinations andi lot of anxiety around vaccinations and i think you should try to bring something fo

elsewhere, a passing shower coming off an odyssey into the yorkshire post.e for light across the whole of the british isles, because the high pressure should drift. —— the high pressure should drift. —— the winds fall light. maybe not as cold last night but we will see. it will give us a grey start to the new day, thanks to the area of high pressure which is a dominant feature. the pessimists will probably look to the west and say what is this? another weather front bringing wind and rain, thankfully stays out west. but we're not going to the best, this was last year. 33 degrees, which was a record breaker. we may in fact go the other way. we may go for a record—breaking cool bank holiday weekend, because despite the presence of the sunshine which gets somewhat obliterated as car develops during the course of the day, although that is not too much on the of breeze, this is a temperature range that we are offering. 13—18. if we are on the 18 mark, that is where we start getting into record territory, certainly in england. the rate weatherfront d rifts england

max burgin isn't in the elite category yet, but the 18—year—old from yorkshire, will be lining up in the 800 metres after posting time in the world. second fastest time in the world. he'll come up against the fastest man this season donavan brazier. burgin has set numerous age—group records over the past few years, but this will be a big step up. i spoke to him earlier. i'm looking forward to it. i think it will be a good opportunity to start racing at a higher competitive level than i've done before. give it a better go than i did last year in birmingham. i'm hoping to redeem myself a bit with a good run this weekend. you must be in a whole different place going into this one in stockholm. you're a year older. did you feel mentally tougher? definitely. i think i'm in a much better place this time around. i've been running faster, i haven't had the same issues i had last year, and as you say i'm a year older and more experienced. yeah, i'm looking forward to it. do you think you can give fraser a run for his money? it's just nice to be give fraser a run for his money? it'sjust nice to be in give fraser a run for

ex—rugby league star, keith mason, have been posting about her recovery on social media and they've become a lockdown hit. the couple, who live in west yorkshireal. i'm now disabled, i'm paralysed, i'm on my own, i'm a single parent. "who the hell will want me?" and ijust resigned myself to being on my own for the rest of my life. and then, i bagged myself an ex—international, hunky rugby star! when she overcomes something, i overcome it. we're a team. if i succeed in life, you know, riona's there high—fiving me. and it's the same with her! this leg burst... i couldn't believe that i would never walk again. everything that's done for you that you used to do for yourself has been taken away. i wanted to die. the pain was just — i couldn't even get over it. i have very, very little sensation in my legs whatsoever. so actually getting up to walk — they said it would be a no—no. but my doctor is a real optimist, he's open to anything. and he did say, "it's not impossible to learn how to walk again." we're in the gym, working out. the strength she had to start filming herself at the gym, i thought was just something that stuck with me. when your le

posting updates about about her recovery on social media. they've become a lockdown hit. the couple, who live in halifax, west yorkshire kind of viral. i'm now disabled, paralysed, i'm now disabled, paralysed, i'm on my own, a single parent. who the hell is going to want me? ijust who the hell is going to want me? i just resigned who the hell is going to want me? ijust resigned myself to be on my own for the rest of my life and then i found myself and ex— international hunky by and ex— international hunky rug by staff. and ex— international hunky rugby staff. if she overcomes something, i overcome it. riona kelly, she is there high—fiving me. it started with that. couldn't believe that i could never walk again. everything it has done for you, has been taken away. i wanted to die. the pain wasjust, i couldn't even get over it. i have very, very little sensation in my legs whatsoever so actually getting up to walk they said was going to be a no—no. but my dog is is a real optimist. —— my doctor. he said it is not impossible to learn how to walk again. in the gym working out... we we nt in the gym working out... we went t

to be agreed in october for approval before the end of the year, when the post—brexit transition period is to end. a west yorkshirehared on social media. a warning you may find the footage we're about to show you distressing. chill out, or west yorkshire police confirmed that the footage was taken at spring hall gardens in halifax. assistant chief constable osman khan said: "we immediately reviewed the footage and looked into it as a matter of urgency to establish the full circumstances. we have reviewed the actions of the officers involved and a referral has been made to the force's professional standards directorate. uk university leaders say they need urgent financial support from the government to cope with a rise in student numbers after the u—turn on a—level results. they've also written to the education secretary, gavin williamson, demanding clarity on how they can offer more places to students without breaching social distancing guidelines. our education correspondent dan johnson reports. teaching space, accommodation and staff will all be stretched on socially distanced campuses. and now many more student

posting updates about about her recovery on social media. they've become a lockdown hit. the couple, who live in halifax in west yorkshirest resigned myself to be on my own for the rest of my life and then i bagged myself and ex—international hunky rugby star, so it's like... if she overcomes something, i overcome it. we're a team. if i succeed in life, you know, riona, she's there high—fiving me and it's the same with her. this leg first. i couldn't believe that i would never walk again. everything that's done for you that you used to do for yourself has been taken away. i wanted to die. the pain wasjust, i couldn't even get over it. i have very, very little sensation in my legs whatsoever so actually getting up to walk, they said was going to be a no—no. but my doctor is a real optimist, he's open to anything and he did say it's not impossible to learn how to walk again. we're in the gym working out... and the strength she had to turn up to a gym, to start building herself back up was something that struck with me. when you leave sport behind and that's what you're good at doing, the transition to normal civilised life