lucy fisher, correspondent for the times, and star of the latest papers trail, and eve pollard,.ome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. tomorrow's front pages. the ft leads with a report on a uk—germany defence cooperation deal. "the prime minister is seeking to emphasise britain's contribution to european security in a bid to bolster post—brexit solidarity, " the paper says. of famine in parts of africa. the paper has launched an appeal to help thousands of victims. the daily express has a report on the treasury sgnsiésfins a graffiti; set. " "' " " " " "' the paper says the "tax raid" is to raise funds after the chancellor's u—turn on national insurance increases. the mét’ra’is leading’wdii "a repu'r on the death of a toddler in london. and the remote—controlled ‘flying squad' makes the daily mail's front page — the paper reports that the first 24—hour police drone unit is to be launched this summer to to chase criminals. and the guardian talks about trump and the wiretapping claims. so, let's begin. a remote—controlled flying squad to chase cri

with me are lucy fisher, senior political correspondent at the times newspaper, and the former laboursha hazarika. the bloke banging his head on the concrete, welcome to brexit. tomorrow's front pages, starting with: the ‘i newspaper‘ leads with tomorrow's triggering of article 50, allowing the uk two years to negotiate the terms of the eu exit. the daily express refers to the prime minister's letter formally notifying the eu about the uk's departure from the european bloc, and shows an image of theresa may signing the letter addressed to the president of the european council, donald tusk. the sun has projected its headline ona the sun has projected its headline on a white cliffs of dover and said it is dover and out. the daily telegraph claims that while mrs may's letter to mr tusk will include a broad outline of her negotiating position, it will not contain any mention of a cut—off date for migrants' rights. the guardian calls it the day britain steps into the unknown. hgppy happy day for the express, ayesha? it isa happy day for the express, ayesha? it is a day for newspapers and f

. in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30pm this evening in the papers. 0ur our guests are lucy fishernd former fleet street editor, steve —— eve pollard. police are hunting for a 33—year—old man after a one—year—old boy died and his twin sister was seriously injured at their home m scotland yard has issued an urgent appealfor a man following what they called a domestic incident. we've had increased police activity outside the building behind me. a chord and hose, and police have launched a murder enquiry after an attack on to children in the building behind me. it left one dead and another fighting for child dead and another fighting for her life in an east london hospital. we understand that the chief suspect in this enquiry is the children's father. we have been told that he was a man that lived at the property, and is: on a nearby property, and works on a nearby hotel. it was in this if floor flat hotel. it was in this top floor flat in finsbury park where a hotel. it was in this top floor flat in finsbury pa boy here a hotel. it was in this top floor flat in finsbury pa boy was a

front pages at 10:30pm and 11:30pm this evening in the papers — our guestsjoining me tonight are lucy fisherat the times and the former fleet street editor, eve pollard. police are hunting for a 33—year—old man after a one—year—old boy died and his twin sister was seriously injured at their home in north london last night. scotland yard has issued an urgent appealfor a man following what they called a domestic incident. 0ur correspondent sangita myska has more. we've had increased police activity outside the building behind me. this police cordoned has gone up, and the police have now officially launched a murder inquiry after an attack on two children in the building behind me. it left one child dead and another fighting for her life in an east london hospital. we understand that the chief suspect in this inquiry is the children's father. we've been told by neighbours that he was a man that lived at the property, and worked in a nearby hotel. it was in this top floor flat in finsbury park where a one—year—old boy was killed and his twin sister was left critically injured in what neighbours

at 10:40 this evening in the papers — our guests joining me tonight are the times correspondent lucy fisherayesha hazarika. the headlines on bbc news. members of the scottish parliament voted by 69-59 in of the scottish parliament voted by 69—59 in favour of seeking the right from westminster for a second independence referendum before the uk leads the european union. countdown to brexit, theresa may is going to kick—start the two—year process for leaving the european union. she will send a letter tomorrow. a royal marine who was convicted of shooting dead a wounded taliban fighter will be freed within weeks after his sentence was reduced. sport now and a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. good evening. we started the news that andy murray will not be fit to play in the davis cup quarterfinal against france which starts a week on friday. he has had a terrace elbow and needs rest. leanne smith told me earlier that it was a blow told me earlier that it was a blow to his preparations to be without his best player in the world. to his preparations to be without his best player in the wor

with me are lucy fisher, senior political correspondent nice to have you both here. report on an apparent deal between the uk giggling fain: gags; britain's contribution to european security in a bid to bolster post—brexit solidarity. on its front page the mirror features a report on the threat of famine in parts of africa. the paper has launched an appeal to help thousands of victims. the daily express‘s main report is about the treasury the paper warns against what it calls a tax raid. it says it is needed to fill the coffers after the chancellor's u—turn by new laws that promote its shows over those of rivals, arguing that public service broadcasters face a real threat of losing out in the wake of the rising number of streaming services. and the remote—controlled flying squad the paper reports that the first 24—hour police drone unit is to be launched this summer to chase criminals and hunt for missing people. the guardian says donald trump has come in for strong criticism by the former british ambassador to washington over what he has described as unthinkable and