tom penn, who is 29, defended his decision to give a recording of the incident to a newspaper, sayingsomeone likely to become prime minister should be accountable. the story continues to dominate the front pages of the papers today. our political correspondent nick eardley says it is clear mrjohnson does not want to talk about the incident. the argument his team—mate because he has kept his private life private and that won't change, but something that is again splashed across the front pages of the newspapers this morning and with questions still unanswered, quite frankly. i think more fuel has been put on the fire by liam fox, the international trade secretary, who is urging mrjohnson to give an explanation. i think it's always easier to give an explanation but again, and the key thing is that how you get onto the issues. what we can't have is it being a distraction from explanations about wider policy and where we to go and when. a suggestion from one ofjeremy hunt's main cabinet backers that this is distracting from the policies that the candidates would much rather be talking abo

has said he was and in a statement this evening, boris johnson's neighbour tom penn has said he was by what he could hear at the property nextdoor that he felt compelled to call the police, says the mirror. well, it seems to be wall—to—wall borisjohnson. we well, it seems to be wall—to—wall boris johnson. we have well, it seems to be wall—to—wall borisjohnson. we have got some other stories to discuss, don't we? it is absolutely in every single front page. where should we start? should we start with the mail on sunday which is got this very interesting snap poll in reaction to this very recent event. they have this very recent event. they have this snap poll which shows his lead of 8% on thursday has turned into a 396 of 8% on thursday has turned into a 3% deficit. this is among all voters and amongst tory voters. it is more than halved. these are fairly irreleva nt than halved. these are fairly irrelevant because actually it's only tory members who can vote. what is really interesting about this coverage is that they have also followed the same story and spoken to other neighbours

and in a statement this evening, boris johnson's neighbour tom penn has said he was so frightened by property nextdoor that he felt compelled to call the police, says the mirror. well, we have wall—to—wall boris johnson, we cannot avoid the story but we will discuss other things. let's start with the mail on sunday, and this poll which is one pole, but is very interesting. the big question is does the incident that happened on friday to damage boris johnson or not? but they suggest is yes it does. they have a pole, both of all voters and then just tory voters. when it shows they did one on thursday and then amongst tory voters boris johnson on thursday and then amongst tory voters borisjohnson is 55% as best prime minister, jeremy hunt at 20%. we get down to doing a sample on saturday after the incident, boris johnson drops ten points on 45% and jeremy hunt goes up to 34%. one caveat here these are tory voters, not tory members. of course it is tory members that have to have the vote for the next prime minister. but still i would expect that even amongst members or perhaps even espec

tom penn says his sole concern had been the couple's safety.eadership hustings event in birmingham yesterday. the foreign office minister, andrew murrison, is visiting the iranian capital tehran for talks aimed at easing tensions between iran and america. president trump says the united states is pressing ahead with additional sanctions on iran to stop it from developing a nuclear weapon. it comes after tehran recently said it intended to breach an agreed limit on its stockpile of enriched uranium. a large—scale campaign to plant forgeries and fake content on twitter and facebook has been uncovered by a group of researchers. the atlantic council's digital forensic research lab says the material originates from russia and is still going on, but it has had little impact. the russian state has always dismissed claims it is involved in these types of so—called "influence operations". england's rivers are reaching crisis point according to conservationists, with climate change and water extraction being blamed. last year's heatwave and dry winter ca

tom penn says his sole concern had been the couple's safety.ngham yesterday. the foreign office minister, andrew murrison, is visiting the iranian capital tehran for talks aimed at easing tensions between iran and america. it comes as the new york times claims the us launched a cyber—attack on iranian weapons systems on thursday, as president trump pulled out of air strikes on the country. it was in retaliation for the shooting down of a us drone as well as attacks on oil tankers that the us has blamed on iran. a large—scale campaign to plant forgeries and fake content on twitter and facebook has been uncovered by a group of researchers. the atlantic council's digital forensic research lab says the material originates from russia and is still going on, but it has had little impact. the russian state has always dismissed claims it is involved in these types of so—called "influence operations." union members have raised concerns over unpaid trial shifts — where employers ask potential staff to work, before deciding whether or not to keep them on.

tom penn is the neighbour who called the police and passed a recording of it onto the guardian newspaper been explaining why this morning. he said his wife and he were concerned about some noises coming from the flat that boris johnson shares with his girlfriend carrie symonds, that they knocked on the door three times, got no answer, that is when they decided to phone the police. also defending the decision to give that recording to the guardian newspaper, saying simply he thinks it is in the public interest. there have been in the newspapers this morning some questions raised about the motivations of mr penn and his partner to give that recording onto the newspaper. also some of borisjohnson‘s allies tweeting yesterday to say, look, there is something going on here when you phone the police and then pass the recording onto the newspaper. he is absolutely adamant, however, that he thinks he's done the right thing. borisjohnson, as you say, has yet to comment on this. he was asked about it repeatedly yesterday at a conservative party hustings in birmingham. i think we can have a listen.

and the mirror goes with boris johnson's neighbour tom penn saying he was so frightened by what he could to call the police. it is all about borisjohnson. very few other stories on the front pages at all. the sunday times. boris is a security risk. hunt's allies claiming his private life causes a security danger. is that overstepping? the big question that best raises is the age of debate about whether someone's personal life has a reflection on their ability to hold office. we started asking questions about donald trump asking questions about donald trump a few years ago and the answer is it is relevant. whether it means someone is relevant. whether it means someone is able are not able to run a country is another thing. the security risk headline, it took me a minute, we were talking about it before, i do not really see the logic in the argument. it is in fact that the fear is that he is someone who could be blackmailed because there are details on his personal life that are secret that might come out and that might be just as leverage against him. that is always a risk. is there a rig

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