i the ncu— wru—fr fit positive in terms of the benefits it gives us? novak djokovic has won this year's men's wimbledon title. beating hte south african kevin anderson in straight sets. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the author and columnist for the evening standard, to ny eva ns, and the journalist yasmin alibhai—brown, who writes for the i newspaper. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the guardian leads with the news that donald trump has described the european union as one of his greatest "foes" in what the paper calls an extraordinary diplomatic intervention. the times says that theresa may's hopes of winning support for her brexit compromise have been dealt a huge blow afterjustine greening backed calls for a second referendum. the ft covers news that international companies active in iran face the threat of us

sanctions within weeks after washington rebuffed an eu plan to to exempt some firms. the mirror has more details of their scoop regarding the minister for small business, andrew griffiths who sent text messages of a sexual nature to two female constituents. he has now resigned. the daily mail has conducted a survey which, it says indicates that more than half of people believe police officers have surrendered control of our neighbourhoods. and finally the sun has a full page splash on the arrival back in the uk of the england football team with the headline — landed of home and glory lets start with the guardian's frontpage picture and jubilation from the french for all team winning the world cup, 20 years since holding that trophy aloft. it has been such an incredible tournament. it has been really an enjoyable. exciting. it has been passed off in

a trouble—free manner, we knew that because putin has a tight rein. slight pitch invasion into the final... of the it was a brilliant moment when kylian mbappe high—fived one of the pitch invaders. a croatian defender getting into an altercation with another one. it is symbolic of a new world. a black player high—fiving pussy riot member in front of vladimir putin. the sun has a picture of the english boys, done good, landed off hope and glory. hurricane getting the golden

boot but arriving home before receiving the trophy. again, there is bad feeling, i was dreading it would crush their spirit but they have really have done is proud and i am pleased they have been welcomed as they should be and they will grow into fantastic players. i agree with tony that we have to remember, when we talk about a country like russia and we talk about putin as if he is russia... and we talk about putin as if he is russia. . . we and we talk about putin as if he is russia... we saw a different side of russia, the politics were put aside to your member the sting song, russians love their children to. people are people, wherever they. the english team carried our hopes and prayers. they did not win, did not get to the final but still there

is still so much— and in the future. we have a really good group of young players, a generation coming up. we can look to the future with optimism and that is not always been the way. is southgate man behind it? he engineered... southgate was the right man at the right time and maybe as they go forward, with a better grasp of tactics, sometimes substitutions led him down, they think he's with them for another couple of years at until the european championships. will he see them into the next world cup? he may be but we may need someone with more tactical expertise. in the telegraph frontpage, borisjohnson tactical expertise. in the telegraph frontpage, boris johnson has tactical expertise. in the telegraph frontpage, borisjohnson has given an interview which we have just got,

we've not been able to read through it in its entirety. we have had this refrain from him before. he really thinks he is churchill but he really is not. there is this false glory and brace. he is out of one job and he is back with his column again and it is time for us to be great again, get the empire back in one way or another... but he is echoing what a lot of people who voted for brexit relief. to take back the power. make britain great again. the empire is gone. it ended, it ended when it needed to end. this is a different world. china and india are the fastest growing economy. we need to be less arrogant and more humble and

we very well with the trade deals. it is full of slogans. it is like a some want selling you something. no depth, no real cause, no pathway to the future. let us in that we are great and our greatness will ma nifest great and our greatness will manifest if you follow my weight and it is absolute madness. no substance at all. on the times frontpage, the only way to end a deadlock. a senior tory to advocate a second referendum. it is very surprising and actually brilliant for the times to have got this. what she is saying, justine greening, that her

party is in chaos and will not resolve these, neither side, and maybe it is time to go back to the country and get a more decisive result all back whatever. she saying that elected politicians are such failures in this thing it has to go back to the people. they think it was a really stupid thing for david cameron to do, to have this referendum. it was to close to call and certainly to call a way going forward for the country, the economic policy. it was a hung parliament, a split decision... it was a majority. but this is 4%, it could make a crucial difference to the entire country. it needed to be thought through more cleverly and thought through more cleverly and thought through more cleverly and thought through before the referendum. but it has not been. is

there even time for a referendum? the prime minister does not support it. the prime minister cannot decide anything any more because nobody is listening to what she is saying, not even her party. i admired that she is able to be this resilient. i would have given up on the party right now. she does seem to want to see this through but she will not be able to. this is a complete and utter mess that has no real basis on reality, that it is ideological and not about the country and making the country stronger and a better place economically. it is about a vicious, small group of people a clear ideology to send britain into an unregulated offshore tax haven. but if it wasn't for the tory party being torn apart they may have been

able to come up with a plan people could have supported. but they have never been able to do this, from john major to whenever. this is a split in the party that will ever heal. either they split, split in the party that will ever heal. eitherthey split, like split in the party that will ever heal. either they split, like the church of england did, or they have to let go of this. the disappointing thing is that the opposition is in a similar split. labour are not confronting the central problems of the brexit issue and staying on the sideline. across the nation, fascism is growing and we are living in an increasingly disturbing world. the other story is roadworks, speed limits, something that aggregates all of us and effected me a couple of weeks ago. they maintain speed

restrictions at even when there is no work going on. that would be very unfair because you get used to one thing on one day and the next day he would have to remind yourself. surely that would be a good thing.|j did one of those courses and they are so did one of those courses and they are so boring. after that i am never going to speed again. it is not about speeding it is about getting stuck in these restrictions when the iraq no roadworks on. —— there are no roadworks. it smells of another tax... get more tickets. motorists will end up paying through the nose again. he is a sceptic! looking ahead to donald trump's visit to

helsinki. what we can expect from that. and what his latest comments we re that. and what his latest comments were about the eu, giving it an interview to an american journalist as he left the uk is saying that they are our greatest foe.|j as he left the uk is saying that they are our greatest foe. i mean, i think it speaks of two things, his inability to realise how diplomacy works on the world stage. his intervention over brexit, embarrassing theresa may. i do not think donald trump knows who his friends are. he could only see in a deal a winner and a loser. someone get 5 hafted deal a winner and a loser. someone get shafted and someone... he's so inconsistent. he is denouncing himself. he is putting america first. but that is the isolation is

position. but that is his position. not long ago, the foe was north korea, and then it is in rome and is the eu actually a bigger threat than them? what about the meeting with vladimir putin. they do not have an agenda and this is causing alarm in some circles. what will he give away, what deal will he make? some circles. what will he give away, what dealwill he make? he came out off north korea acting as though he got the deal of the century but in reality... whatever people say about putin, he is of brilliant politician and a good operator in these situations. and he has been going for 18 years. rememberthere is has been going for 18 years. remember there is also this investigation in the us on matters to do with trump and his kabbalah

where russian influence is at the ce ntre where russian influence is at the centre of that investigation so i do not know how the two come together. will they be talking about it? what power does putin have over trump. donald trump said he will put those questions to him about interference in the presidential election but it is not expect an answer. the answer is not expect an answer. the answer is putting the onus of back onto 0bama. but it looks about the potential investigations. —— when he looks. he has got into this position by being erratic and giving this impression of saying what is on his mind and that is refreshing in a politician, he says he gets things done. he does not get things done and it is not very refreshing but it will play to a large part of his supporters. if he comes out grinning

after the meeting with putin saying they are great mates. we will see. a quick look at the daily telegraph's picture and this is the latest royal family ported. a gorgeous picture. really? we are not living in downtown aby times. i wish we would get rid of all of this. they put their get into beige. —— her into beige. look at what they have done to her in to mums. it looks like she is camouflaged into this thing, supertext captions by ericsson — www. redbeemedia.com.au —— meghan markle. madness. great to see you

and thank you for taking us through the papers. stay with us, you can catch all the front pages on the papers online and on the website. you can watch this later on bbc iplayer. thank you for watching. good life. —— goodbye. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. they've let me back a second time! i'm very glad. so am i! what have we got this week?