and then the daily mail, britain's job evening.il, britain'sjob boom, evening. and then the daily mail, britain's job boom, thanks evening. and then the daily mail, britain'sjob boom, thanks to evening. and then the daily mail, britain's job boom, thanks to a record number of women entering the workforce. forcing through a new deal, that is according to the former chancellor, and his first public intervention since he resigned from the government when theresa may left office and the telegraph, the speaker of thousand comments was quoted after an interview he gave at the end of a festival where he said he would stop borisjohnson festival where he said he would stop boris johnson shutting festival where he said he would stop borisjohnson shutting down parliament if he plans to do that for a no—deal brexit. for the over 70 fives, anger over payraise and bbc as the licenses for millions of pensioners. it 2.9% hike in real fairs which is the way these things are determined, in january fairs which is the way these things are determined,

let's move onto the front page of the daily mail. their head like a page of the daily mail.hrt page of the daily mail. their head like a hrt crisis as patches run out on the high street. strange thing about this story is there's not really an explanation in the daily mail about why this is happening. something in the supply chain in china, doesn't seem to be anything to do with brakes as far as can gather. it's very worrying and something i did not quite realise how important hrt is two women, middle—aged women, i had no idea of the side effects of not taking it. yes, it is around two thirds of these treatments have been hit by these treatments have been hit by the shortage is so huge numbers they are. it's essentially a domino effects so there were problems in china where there were not as many pages being made as needed and that meant that gps prescribed other brands women had to change and we have now got within flying out to spain and buying it over—the—counter. spain and buying it over-the-counter. that you should think their supply problem here in the uk. but is not to

the front page of the daily mail, domestic story about the daily mail, domestic story about the nhs.ne an investigation into how much overseas patients have caused the nhs, and a p pa re ntly patients have caused the nhs, and apparently it's £150 million in unpaid bills. so this is essentially foreign visitors to this country taking — making use of the and adjust for whatever reason and then not paying the bills they were due to pay after they've received the treatment. now in one case, one patient owes £500,000, or at least the country where the patient is from owes £500,000. and there is a relu cta nce from owes £500,000. and there is a reluctance on frontline nhs staff to chase these payments which could pay for thousands of heart bypasses or hundreds of junior doctors. so for thousands of heart bypasses or hundreds ofjunior doctors. so this is an issue that has been kicked around a lot. successive governments say they have got to clamp down on it and nothing seems to be done. say they have got to clamp down on it and nothing seems to be donelj do think there are holes in this sto

it's a scoop in the daily mail, so a p pa re ntly it's a scoop in the daily mail, so apparently whatoris johnson's partner, works for an environmental group based in the us and apparently she applied for a be set to go over there as part of her job, and the us authorities and immigration authorities blocked their request. what we did not quite know from the story was whether it was an official who went through this and blocked it or whether it was computer just saying this and blocked it or whether it was computerjust saying no, it is thought to the trip she made to somaliland, but whatever it is there's no question it's really quite embarrassing for the americans. to say no to the partner as an ally coming into your country ona as an ally coming into your country on a work trip is not great. as an ally coming into your country on a work trip is not greatlj wa nted on a work trip is not greatlj wanted any phone calls will be made. will not, i suspect it will be resolved i think what it is is an automated process and i mean i went to iraq a year ago and when you go there, you cannot g

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epstein's 2008 conviction prince andrew was still hanging out with a convicted sex offender the daily mail posted a story and accompanying video you guys probably saw that saw this maybe our viewers to the daily mail posted the story in video over the weekend showing what's purported to be prince andrew standing inside the doorway of epstein's upper east side townhouse back in december 2010 the video which is about a minute 30 long shows at seeing and a young woman come out of the townhouse initially followed a few seconds later by his assistant and then another young woman and what appears to be prince andrew standing in the doorway waving good bye followed by other young women then coming in a little bit later in the video so it essentially proves that even after his conviction at seeing still had a penchant for young women that were being paraded in and out of his townhouse and this continued to go on at the same time that his lawyers were trying to basically persuade prosecutors in the manhattan d.a.'s office to essentially rescind epstein's criminal status as a high risk sex offender

jason, the daily mail's take on jeremy corbyn‘s letter?il's take on jeremy corbyn's letter?” jason, the daily mail's take on jeremy corbyn's letter? i think the word cuba is probably a little bit hyperbolic —— coup. i think this is a democratic way of doing things, rather than a case of usurping power by other means. but, it is an interesting move by jeremy by other means. but, it is an interesting move byjeremy corbyn. he clearly thinks that trying to use other mechanisms to stop a no deal are going to be difficult. he spoke to the cabinet secretary earlier this week, asking whether it could be stop through parliament or not, and he hasn't got the reassurances he wants. so, now he is trying to seize the initiative. there are a lot of ifs and buts. a few of them: it is not entirely clear if the numbers are there to win a vote of no—confidence. it is not entirely clear that the other parties want jeremy corbyn, if there is a vote of no—confidence, to take over. jeremy corbyn, if there is a vote of no-confidence, to take over. even for a sho

a different story in the daily mail.friend carrie symonds has been denied a visa to the us, a decision the newspaper says is related to her previous trip to east africa. campaigners are warning that a trade deal with the us could be fatal for the nhs, that's in the mirror. the financial times leads on the resignation of italy's prime minister, giuseppe conte, after he lashed out at his coalition partner matteo salvini. and the sun carries claims that prince andrew flew on a private plane with the financier jeffrey epstein, and an alleged 17—year—old sex slave. so, a varied set of front pages — but with brexit dominating many of them. let's see what our reviewers make of it all. martin, why don't you kick it off? what is the times' take on this? this is boris johnson what is the times' take on this? this is borisjohnson repeating his solution that the eu rebels cannot stop a no—deal brexit. he believes possibly with some justification, the uk's negotiating position is undermined by the fact that the eu thinks that in this

let's move on to the daily mail. a story in several of the papers.it was actually written by marina wheeler, the estranged wife of our prime minister, herself, in the sunday times. very moving, very beautifully written, about what she has gone through. she has had to cancer operations since may. she does two or three things in this piece. she lets us know what she has been going through in a very gentle way, on top of what else she has been going through, with the marriage and the mistress and so on. she doesn't mention either of them, but i think that messages in there stop but also, more importantly, you should go for tests. you know, women need to be careful, government have these cervical smears. the problem is, most clinics that one used to be able to walk into have closed down. so there is a huge problem. that message around testing has been quite well received. yes, it has, from charities and other people who are involved in raising awareness. i think, you know, don't underestimate how the challenge of opening up publicly about something so pe

the daily mail has an interview with priti patel.sts that killers, kidnappers and violent offenders are claiming thousands of pounds in state benefits. and bad news if you have been cooling off in rivers and ponds during the recent heat wave because the times reveals that toxins in england's waterways have reached their highest levels since testing began. so a nice variety of front pages there but we will start with the guardian and some politics and bad news potentially for boris johnson. that honeymoon did not last for long. i think it was clear from the start he would not be granted a normal honeymoon that prime minister normally gets. but he has been brought back down to earth and now has a majority of one. a big headache with the brecon and radnorshire by—election. and more tory mps of preparing to cross the floor. what you have seen is that the liberal democrats opening up a new faction. they seem to have a fresh and competent leader. they have a distinct message. pro remain, anti— brexit. now you think, yes, they could be a bi

let's go to the daily mail, and nora we are looking at. really such a tragic story.re not happy. the isa seems the family are not happy. the is a very sad story of nora. is a sad story, and the family says there are many unanswered questions about her death and they believe she may have been abducted and the police are insisting there are no suspicious circumstances. and that she wandered by herself into the jungle and started up. but i mean, there are things that just jungle and started up. but i mean, there are things thatjust make you, i don't know, they are puzzling. why was her body naked when it was found? i find that strange. why did it to kurtz —— picks along to find a? ten days to find her. the family insisted she would not have gone off alone that she had learning difficulties and there was no way she would have walked off alone. so i think there are many unanswered questions and it's interesting they had played on the front page and asked that headline is and how could they have nested ? asked that headline is and how could they have nested? it's always wo

moving onto the daily mail, the same story, boris takes the gloves off.rmined leader. a man... we will always remember this day. whatever the result it is a major thing to do. but a man who has not been put to the public test. they did not vote for borisjohnson and he does not have a parliamentary majority. these things have been thrown out about how this is not democratic to provoke parliament but he would argue it is not democratic to try and stop the results of the referendum. but also ruth davidson, it shows a key conservative who reaches parts of the tory base that others cannot... and someone who you thought would have gotten along with borisjohnson in thought would have gotten along with boris johnson in many thought would have gotten along with borisjohnson in many ways. but if we are in election territory and you lose some of those scottish tory seats as a result, what does that mean? it is a headache for boris johnson because he needs to win seats. they need to make headway. they cannot afford to lose. he also has the brexit party chomping at hi

daily mail says borisjohnson has had a boost in the polls parliament. be ready to grant another extension of the brexit deadline to avoid no deal. the star has the story of an islamic state fighter who they say was paid £10,000 in housing benefit in the uk. at remainer rebels — he accuses them of playing into the hands of the eu. and as well as the row between the pm and his chancellor, tomorrow's guardian reports of alarm among eu citizens in the uk hoping to gain settled status before brexit.

and, the daily mail reports that one in eight deaths in the uk last year was caused by dementia — makingan see. brexit is dominating its fair to say as it often does, and let's talk about the independent, brexit blame game, michael good of attacking deq for refusing to negotiate with the uk. you saying we are back to square one and where we were three years ago, looks like a stalemate. not for the first time are we looking through the brexit looking glass with the british government refusing to negotiate with the eu, unless the anti—democratic... to negotiate with the eu, unless the anti—democratic. .. unless that backstop is dropped they will not talk to the eu, they say we are not going to talk about the backstop so we will talk to you. and some of the government saying well then when i got to talk to me there. the clock is ticking now, 85 days tomorrow. until the 31st of october. i

the daily mail carries the interview with the new secretary and she is pledging to make criminals feelthe streets. documents by the telegraph suggest that violent offenders are claiming thousands of pounds in state benefits. and bad news for those of you who have been going off and rivers and ponds during the recent heat wave reveals toxins england's waterways have reached their highest level since testing began. a nice variety of stories there folks. we start with the front of the guardian and a headline there that tory rebels threatened the pm to cut 2—1. that tory rebels threatened the pm to cut 2-1. he will not be granted the honeymoon period that many... this was widely expected but obviously another headache for him and the lib dems are coming through and the lib dems are coming through and this is the moment that the brexit party, it lib dems come through and it is speculation that some tory mps may be looking to defect, guardian talks about philip lee but also what seats are at risk likejeremy lee but also what seats are at risk like jeremy hunt and lee but also what seats are

onto another big story tonight — ‘horror at the tate' reads the daily mail, which is leading on the arrest thrown from the 10th floor of the tate modern in london. the photo on the front page of the metro shows the viewing platform at the gallery and the air ambulance arriving to take the boy to hospital, where he is said to be in a critical condition. and finally, politics from the times, with details of borisjohnson‘s planned cash injection to the nhs — £1.8 billion with a promise of more to come. we've of more to come. got a bit of politics and therefore we've got a bit of politics and therefore you. i'm so excited. we've also got the frenchman on the hover board. you want to talk about the exit, tony. people versus politicians pole. some people saying a general election is going to come sooner a general election is going to come sooner rather than later. we don't know. he is laying the ground for it. mps really need to be careful what they wish for. principally because the prime minister who decides if there is a vote of no—confidence. we're then going to have a 2— week period was some

the scottish daily mail has this picture of scottish conservative leader ruth davidson, who is expected to quit today, delivering a "major blow" to borisjohnson. and finally the free paper, the metro, has this very serious picture of the queen who, it says, has been dragged into brexit row. it also says his opponents brand him a "tin—pot dictator." so let's begin. with me is cornelia meyer, ceo of mrl corporation, a business consultancy. let's start with the front page of the guardian. cross—party rebel alliance, it sounds like something from star wars, agreed to focus on fast tracking legislation aimed at getting rid of this. you couldn't make it up, even in star wars. interesting— first up, if you look at all the papers, it is the ones that are pro brexit that's a johnson did the right thing, the ones who are against it say it is an outrage. the guardian says, they are talking about outrage. they are also making another pertinent point, saying that he is pro— rogan for about five yea rs, he is pro— rogan for about five years, —— proroguing, but facto it is only about five days. and th

the scottish daily mail has this picture of scottish conservative leader ruth davidson, who is expectedo borisjohnson. and finally the free paper, the metro, has this very serious picture of the queen who, it says, has been dragged into brexit row. it also says his opponents brand him a "tin—pot dictator." so let's begin. with me is cornelia meyer, ceo of mrl corporation, a business consultancy. let's start with the front page of the guardian. cross—party rebel alliance, it sounds like something from star wars, agreed

picked up many people will be a story picked up by many people will be a story picked up by the daily mailoes seem extraordinary that when we hear so many people are really struggling to get appointments at the gps, that some of them are closing. i had no idea that this was going on, that this was a thing. yeah, it is really hard to get an appointment at my gp, sometimes you have to wait three weeks. they are open six days a week! but some places will be penalised financially for closing maybe half a day a week or taking extra long lunches, that actually that might bring new appointments into the system simply by having extra hours into the week. it does seem extraordinary that there are surgeries taking half days off. i know of surgeries where that is the case but i think you probably have to look at the underlying issue which is, are there are enough doctors available and i think doctors available and i think doctors have said that weekend opening which is something the government was very keen on, it was not feasible because they simply we re not feasible because they simply were not th

coming out with a new video but it's a video from a daily mail and i will describe it.rey epstein's mansion and a young brunette is seen leaving and you can see that he peeks out and looks to see if anyone is seeing this and in the duration jeffrey epstein walks out with a young blonde so three woman being seen in and out which accuser say is where they say they were molested and prince andrew said in a statement, it's from buckingham palace. the duke of york has been appalled by the recent reports of jeffrey epstein's alleged crimes. his royal highness deploys the exploitation of any human being and the suggestion that he would encourage any behavior is important. we have seen a couple of photos including a photo of him actually grabbing onto a young 17-year-old. >> dana: is this getting a lot of attention in the u.k.? >> it is. they are all over this. they are trying to find the alleged coconspirator. >> dana: thank you. more on this now with emily compagno, a fox news contributor. first let's talk about this move by the attorney general to change leadership the borou

britain's daily mail reports that prince andrew hosted epstein at queen elizabeth's home in 1999. >>> another san francisco navigation center for bayview is proposed in city leaders work with caltrans to secure a parking lot off evans avenue with this elr having 200 beds and laundry facilities and medical and social services. the public meeting is at 6:00 tonight at the southeast community facility on oakdale avenue. >>> a live look at san jose in right now, the city celebrates the start of a major street paving effort. it's part of a voter supported pavement maintenance program that will pay the crews to maintain almost 300 miles of street. the city pledges to pave every residential and neighborhood street in san jose within the next nine years. >>> still ahead, tyson foods has another chicken recall. >>> the parents take the pledge to get cell phones out of their kids hands. wait until eighth movement is sweeping the country. >>> still gray looking east thanks to the onshore flow with temperatures rising through the week and the fall forecast is coming up. >>> welcome back with thou

"daily mail" is reporting maxwell has been living secretly with a manageary tech ceo in his mansion just outside boston. the daily mail report says the two are in a relationship, claiming he has been photographed with maxwell's dog. fox news spoke to him on the phone a little while ago, about an hour ago, in which he denied this report. borgenson said maxwell is a former friend who he used to work with on an ocean conner is vansy policy but he could not recall the last time he saw her. he tells fox maxwell is not at his home and that the dog is his, not hers. he has called this whole experience, quote, terrifying. meanwhile, an epstein accuser filed a new civil lawsuit against maxwell. three of epstein's unnamed house staff and epstein's estate claims jeffrey epstein assaulted her repeatedly when she was 14 and 15. rose accused epstein's maid, secretary and recruiter of helping to recruit young girls for him to rape. >> dana: obviously a horrible thing to read this morning. what do we know about the latest on the investigation? >> a federal source tells fox news investigators are looking

daily mail says borisjohnson has had a boost in the polls parliament. e daily telegraph reports the eu might be ready to grant another extension of the brexit deadline to avoid no deal. the star has the story of an islamic state fighter who they say was paid £10,000 in housing benefit in the uk. at remainer rebels — he accuses them of playing into the hands of the eu. and as well as the row between the pm and his chancellor, tomorrow's guardian reports of alarm among eu citizens in the uk hoping to gain settled status before brexit. let us start with the telegraph. scrapping deadline for brexit. we would ask for that, wouldn't we? this is the brexiteers stating that the eu are panicking and gordon brown says, emmanuel macron is what to withdraw the deadline. they are now saying that he is willing and the eu is willing to extend article 50 again. to avoid a new deal brexit because, and this is the narrative from the telegraph, which their readers are big brexiteers, boris johnson has been so tough and brexit, the fear there will be no deal and we now mean

in front the daily mail, you have had your summer break. slightly relieved.ack before the chaos started. my heart goes out to people and people of been clinging on and looking forward to the holidays and then they strikes, the holidays and then they strikes, the technical problems, the flight filled with smoke the other day and you just feel a bit, it is the classic holiday nightmare and we seem classic holiday nightmare and we seem to have it and you just think, would be better off staying at home. it's the occasion. that is the solution. you're planning to do just that? absolutely and i am feeling very motivated. it isjust misery upon misery because the strike everyone was worried about has not happened. but it had its effect anyway. but we have a computer glitch and on top of that in the eye there, they are reporting other airlines are planning to go on strike as well. as you say, we have got this very striking image which is the board at gatwick and scenes of people in gatwick. i feel for them and the people who are trying to provide the things and train

according to the daily mail, a local tour guide about a sleeping bag tangled and some willow trees inst friday. he reported it to police and that's what set off the helicopter search of that river. during the search, police found the damage aluminum boat, some personal items on shore, marking the first clues since july 22nd. police found the car the teens allegedly stole from one of their victims, 64-year-old leonard dick. the daily mail reports the neighbors who spotted that abandoned car on fire also saw orange peels, a can of sardines, and half-eaten pork chops near that scene. the search continued for more than a week in the area of gillam, manitoba. police ultimately discovering the body's about 5 miles from the car and half a mile from the boat. police did not say how the suspects died, but the autopsy happening today in winnipeg. they are confident that it is bryer schmegelsky and kam mcleod. they have been on the run for nearly three weeks after police found chynna deese and her boyfriend shot to death in british combi. and then the body of a botany professor, leonard dick, 30

let's turn to the daily mail and we found out that he would be that new home secretary it got a lot oftalking, she is saying i want criminals to be terrified. she is a hard line home secretary and she denies claims that she was proud that death penalty. and not talk about something that stands on terrace and she says no waste. tough online order and you see through the prism of if it was going to the polls, it is the big issue and hence have the 20,000 announcement of extra police on the streets. it has been hurting torres in certain parts of the country hands that announcement. interview is interesting and nothing particularly massively new and here but the statement of intent seen as quite hard right. some were saying for the home office at her big thing is emigration so we'll have see but she does say i am not going to target immigration but it should be relative to what the economy wants and also here says that she wants some investigation into the eip sex abuse scandal and tom watson needs to be held to his account over his behaviour and this. went to make of that fact of boris jo

when we get on some of those other stories, including the daily mail report.u for your company and next up is the weather. the weather tomorrow is looking pretty cloudy with some rain on and off through the course of the day with one or two thunderstorms if you're lucky, but here's what it will look like with overcast skies. ido will look like with overcast skies. i do not think it is a wash—out for the day but the outbreaks of rain a string to reach western parts of the uk now. by the end of the night across many western areas of the uk but with that also comes some mild air in the starting temperature is 14 degrees, but on the first thing, here is that rain. it moves into the morning into the afternoon and thunderstorms across parts of the midlands and maybe even staying there as well. in the forecast later, and the different northern ireland and western scotland, around 18 degrees on wednesday. on thursdays bit of a window of opportunity, high—pressure billets and on friday, saturday and sunday, the outlook does not look too dissimilar to what we had past w

.>>> britain's daily mail reports andrew hosted jeffrey epstein at queen elizabeth's home in scotland in 1999. >>> the latest in the investigation into jeffrey epstein's death. attorney general william barth is removed the acting director of the bureau of prisons from his position. it comes after mounting evidence shows guards at the chronically understaffed metropolitan correctional center in new york failed to keep 66-year-old epstein from killing himself. epstein was awaiting trial on charges of sexually abusing teenage girls. >>> powerful winds created this mattress mayhem in colorado. it started when people invited for a relaxing outdoor movie night in denver. they ended up chasing after their mattresses in the middle of the movie. some even landing right in that pool. >>> they are not the only ones dealing with wild weather. communities across the country either getting hit with heat waves of thunderstorms. in philadelphia authorities say nine people were hurt after a lightning struck a tree. sending it crashing down on top of them. >>> i'm shot. i'm totally shocked. >>> i've ne

according to "the daily mail," when asked how he was holding up, liam replied, quote, you don't understande. our "e.t." source says liam is hurt and, quote, frustrated with some of her antics. but most of their friends feel that they'll be back together. >> it never goes exactly how i think it's going to, but it somehow always ends up better. >> miley and liam have been off and on for nearly a decade. >> will, don't you dare make this about me, you and i both know, this is not my fault. >> the co-stars fell in love on the set of their film "the last song." >> once i met liam, i mean, there's no denying that when there's chemistry with someone there's chemistry with someone. and i'm not going to be able to lie about that. i'm 17. i'm like, i'm going to have a boyfriend. and it's like stupid just to lie about it. >> they eventually tied the knot last year on december 23rd during an intimate ceremony. ♪ next to you in malibu >> their last public event together was more than two months ago at a malibu fashion show on june 6th. ♪ it's the climb >> so, before kaitlynn carter climbed on top of mi

on the daily mail, boris takes his gloves off, by suspending parliament for nearly five weeks.ohnson goes for broke is the headline across tomorrow's times. the paper reports the downing street has drawn up a battle plan to frustrate rebels and opposition parties. on the front of the financial times — boris johnson sparked uproar over plans to shut down parliament for five weeks to protect his brexit plan. it's a prorogue state — reads the headline on the front of the metro — as the queen agrees to the pm's request to suspend parliament. the guardian reports on the outrage of rebel mps as they gear up for an historic clash next week following the prime minister's announcement to suspend parliament in the run—up to brexit. and ballsy boris comes out fighting is across tomorrows sun newspaper with the headline hey big spender. well dave, we are going to start actually with the guardian. outrage asjohnson suspends parliament. and you know, that is absolutely the theme of most of the front pages, isn't it? it's the word we have heard more than any other word today, outrage. everyon

let‘s get the thoughts now of michael cole, former bbc royal correspondent, now writing for the daily mailmaging do you think all of this is for the royal family. it is a very serious matter. that could not be exaggerated. it is likely to get worse,. there are going to be several civil suits against the estate of the late jeffrey several civil suits against the estate of the latejeffrey epstein in america and there is no way that prince andrew is not a prime material witness to those cases and this is not a matter that can be controlled in this country through buckingham palace, through the metropolitan police, through her majesty‘s courts and the qc mick and her majesty‘s justices. this will be hammered out in the american court system. and in america, as you well know, they say, however how you may be, the law is above you. and we are going to face up to the prospect of prince andrew being subpoenaed as a witness in a case which, well, is beyond words, quite frankly. and i think, there is worse to come. you see in your article today for the daily mail, you have always liked prince andrew

the front of the daily mail, hospitals take 1000 dementia patients per day.g about the failing social care system and people will go to hospital when, under other circumstances, there will be a better way. the issue of social care is that there should be the great long—term cross political party discussion that needs agreement. there has to be. there have been so many reviews recently.” there has to be. there have been so many reviews recently. i can't remember how many years ago. it must be six or seven or eight years ago. the 2017 election, which didn't work out. there is so much money going to the health service. these are problems occurring day in, day out. and my mum was taken to hospital a couple of years ago with a broken hip and the amount the staff had to divert to look after patients who clearly were suffering incredibly. i don't know if it was dementia, it appeared to be. they were extremely confused, people trying to take their clothes off, arguing, fighting. the disproportionate amount of effort was required to reassure these people because going

the front page of the daily mail. hrt crisis as patches run out on the high street.n issues somewhere down the line. it's not the problem might extend to china. thousands of women in huge pockets of the country are unable to in huge pockets of the country are u na ble to access in huge pockets of the country are unable to access hrt treatment in the uk and are having to go abroad for it. it doesn't seem to be anything to do with brexit although in spain, a lot of people seem to be going to spain. there clearly isn't a problem there. it seems to be there is some supply chain problem and a knock—on effect. thatjust exacerbates the problem. it's having terrifying effect. there are huge problems the many people with accessing drugs. . the epilepsy society have a regular list they update daily with a talk about which pills this week for instance are running low. there are lots of problems with all paraphernalia associated with diabetes. it's a lot easier for me to get my epilepsy tablets and parts of london but i have friends who can't get hold of things like medication u

onto another big story tonight — "horror at the tate" reads the daily mail, which is leading on the arrestter a child was thrown from the tenth floor of the tate modern in london. the photo on the front page of the metro shows the viewing platform at the gallery and the air ambulance arriving to take the boy to hospital, where he is said to be in a critical condition. quite an uncomfortable read, to be frank, in tomorrow's papers and no brexit. it shows there are other big stories happening in the world, other issues that politicians probably need to urgently be looking into. the guardian takes the lead, doesn't it, tony, with the accusations against trump of feeling hate after the deadly shootings. although it's fair to say there was racism and hate in america long before he was in office. it is depressing, the regularity with which we are treated to these headlines. you become almost immune to it. more than 250 mass shootings in america and the vast majority of them never make the news because they are just so common. i also think it's important that trump is somehow held to account for

the daily mail turns the spotlight on some members of the royal family who say —— they say have beennds of pounds as non—executive directors of companies owned by businessman from hong kong. the guardian, army recruitment crisis describing the military‘s lack of new soldiers, some front line combat units operating 40% below their target numbers. that will be one of our papers in this review but martin and john, we will start off with the times. bailout funds pop—up business in the headlines, an indication critics will say that mrjohnson and the government are getting the wind up about what will happen if we leave exit without a deal. the announcement by michael gove who is visiting the belfast shipyards which we re visiting the belfast shipyards which were recently closed, the government is planning a thing called operation kingfisher and it turns out that is a plan to help finance companies which are suffering because of the effects of brexit. it's the first to have heard of this. the impact on their businesses. this is an indication the government will help them out financially. wh

the daily mail splashes on the fall in uk birthrates, now at a historic low.irthrates, now at a historic low. so a nice variation of front pages. let's start off with your publication, and the huffpost uk, that by—election that has been taking place this evening. it has now closed, and the big test for borisjohnson. now closed, and the big test for boris johnson. yes, all sorts of interesting political ramifications from this. we expect the liberal democrats to win relatively co mforta bly, democrats to win relatively comfortably, which will cut boris johnson's majority 21, which when he is going for a no deal brexit, makes ita is going for a no deal brexit, makes it a little harder to do and makes the possibility of anti—no deal forces in parliament triggering a snap election to block no deal more likely. interestingly, though, there have been reports, and verified in the last few days, of the tories gaining ground. so it will be interesting to see if boris has had a boris bounce, as it were, and has started eating at the votes of the brexit party in endorsem

the daily mail says borisjohnson has had a boost in the polls since his decision to suspend parliamenteu might be ready to grant another extension of the brexit deadline to avoid no deal. the express leads on the prime minister's fury at remainer rebels — he accuses them of playing into the hands of the eu. the guardian reports of alarm among eu citizens in the uk hoping to gain settled status before brexit. the star has the story of an islamic state fighter who they say was paid £10,000 in housing benefit in the uk. and the mirror has the news that from next year same—sex couples will be allowed to strut their stuff on strictly come dancing. we shall begin with brexit. the eu ready to scrap the deadline for brexit, but we haven't asked for it? so this is based on something on a rumour. that the union is considering withdrawing this october 31 deadline. the way he said it, it sounds like there should be no deadline at all, we can just stay on until we sort out a deal, which is rather tempting, because we will in fa ct rather tempting, because we will in fact never be able to sort out a

around epstein are getting shellacked most notably supermodel naomi campbell who was dragged by daily mail this weekend with a piece that question an upcoming philanthropic a word she is set to receive and also called out her age for no discernible reason whatsoever however it was the gallery of but 9 pictures of the supermodel with famous men who have been accused of or convicted of rape and sexual abuse that makes one wonder men like harvey weinstein mike tyson and kevin spacey that for many went too far when she have the nerve to respond at a self produced video on our official you tube page the daily beast called it weird and mentioned her tenuous connections to epstein stating campbell didn't discuss that in the video which showed her answering questions from a faceless interview as though she was on a real t.v. program as if a person can't make a statement to the world without the real press deciding whether it's valid 1st which brings us to the question of the day how will the process as a whole be able to properly report on the geoffrey epstein case and those who assisted him in th

that is according to the daily mail.eath after he intervened in a row involving a group of youths in newcastle, says the mirror. and the express reports that the number of criminals hauled before the courts has reached an all—time low. those are the front pages. let's start off with our chats, and it is a political lead today. rebel tories in the times. yes, rebel tories hend support forjeremy corbyn as interim prime minister, says the times. —— hint support. jeremy corbyn approached them suggesting one way of stopping an ideal brexit would be for there to be a vote of no—confidence in boris johnson for there to be a vote of no—confidence in borisjohnson as prime minister no—deal brexit. in him, jeremy corbyn, taking over as interim p.m.. seniortories him, jeremy corbyn, taking over as interim p.m.. senior tories have said they are happy to talk to him about the idea —— interim pm. this isa about the idea —— interim pm. this is a very long way from a done deal, and a lot of people have got very serious concerns about whe

in the daily mail, britain's jobs boom thanks to a record number of women in the workforce.s, downing street risks betraying the people by forcing through no deal, warns phillip hammond in his first public intervention since resigning as chancellor of the exchequer. in the telegraph, the speaker of the house, john bercow, says he'll stop borisjohnson shutting down parliament in order to force through a no—deal brexit. "an insult to over 75s", says the express. the paper leads with anger over pay rises for bbc staff as free tv licences are being axed for millions of pensioners. the guardian leads with a 2.9 per cent hike in railfares due to be confirmed tomorrow. it says commuters are being priced out of train travel. and the sun leads with warnings social media apps are damaging children's mental health, according to a new study. it lucy and stephen, we will come to that in a moment. firstly let's take a look at the front page of lucy's paper, and this intervention from philip hammond. yes, in his first major public remarks since becoming unemployed, he is now back to being

it is also in the daily mail as well. my colleagues have got it on the independent as well.johnson performance of all the ridiculous things that you can't sell to america. this is boris johnson, do you remember he was the brussels correspondent for the daily telegraph, who used to make fun of bendy banana rules and stuff like that. now he's doing the same thing with american rules. it is interesting that as you say he's going in there saying, this is what i want, you need to come to my table, not us to you. and so far in the relationship between britain and donald trump, under theresa may, it was the other way around, it was seen that we were very needy and he was going to dane to give us whatever we wanted. but here, your paper, john, the headline, and some papers he is coming out really tough, and is he actually saying...? you can read it either way. either he is being very much on the front foot and telling donald trump what's what. but the effect of that is to admit that a trade deal with america is going to be very difficult, and that is... it doesn't help that you have

supermodel naomi campbell who was dragged by new daily mail this weekend with a piece that question an upcoming philanthropic a word she is set to receive and also called out her age for no discernible reason whatsoever however it was the gallery of but 9 pictures of the supermodel with famous men who have been accused of or convicted of rape and sexual abuse that makes one wonder men like harvey weinstein mike tyson and kevin spacey that for many went too far when she have the nerve to respond at a self produced video on our official you tube page the daily beast called it weird and mentioned her tenuous connections to epstein stating campbell didn't discuss that in the video which showed her answering questions from a faceless interview as though she was on a real t.v. program as if a person can't make a statement to the world without the real press deciding whether it's valid for us right which brings us to the question of the day how will the process as a whole be able to properly report on the jeffery epstein case and those who assisted him in their focus is only on the women who

the daily mail reportedly shows the prince inside of the new york city mansion with dozens of girls were sexually assaulted. it shows epstein leaving his mention to mike mansion with a young blonde. buckingham palace is not only is the duke appalled by his alleged crimes but his royal highness deploys the exploitation of any human being and the suggestion he would condone, participate in or encourage such behavior is abhorrent. the criminal indictment, this as "the new york post" reports epstein signed his will and testament just two days before found dead in his jail cell. shannon? >> brian, thank you. the newest crisis sounds like a punch line but more and more people are taking it very seriously tonight. that has to do with homeless people and what they are leaving behind that's offensive, unsightly and dangerous. national correspondent william la jeunesse reports tonight. >> i see the outrage but the outrage is phony. >> alexandra claims los angeles made her sick by failing to clean up after the homeless. >> i have gone to the e.r. over a pathogenic cop working in the financial distr

the daily mail reporting they failed to follow that protocol overnight. his manhattan jail cell saturday morning. he was taken to a nearby hospital and pronounced dead. his death comes after a possible suicide attempt on july 23rd and that's when he was put on suicide watch. but after that he was taken awe of it at the end of july. adding to the mystery here, the daily mail also reporting a source told them epstein was actually in good spirits and told guards he believed someone had tried to kill him just weeks ago. ag barr is determined to find out what happened, right, i was appalled to learn that jeffrey epstein was found dead early this morning from an apparent suicide while in federal custody. mr. e epstein's death raises serious questions that must be answered. in addition to the fbi investigation i've consulted with the general who's opening an investigation into the circumstances of mr. epstein's death. epstein's attorney now blaming everyone from the prosecutors to the jailers saying all of these actors appear to bear some responsibility for this