meanwhile, the irish times quotes the country's leader, leo varadkhar, as saying his government will be reached. turning to france, le figaro looks at the problem of fake news. it follows a huge fire at a chemical plant in the city of rouen. despite the best efforts of the authorities to say there is little risk to human health, the local population is extemely unwilling to believe them. italy is getting worried about the prospect of the trump administration imposing tariffs on the country's iconic food exports. buzzfeed highlights a stunt by a reporter from a local news programme handing us secretary of state mike pompeo a block of parmesan cheese in protest. and, finally, bloomberg looks into the scandal that has engulfed credit suisse with the resignation chief operating officer after admitting spying on a former senior executive. and it all began with a row at a party. with me isjonathan charles, managing director, communications at european bank for reconstruction and development. let's start with the headline in the south china morning post. it is a real contrast on the front p

then leo varadkhar and borisjohnson went for a walk in the park and suddenly things were back on ande in a tunnel. should be pleased or baffled? it depends if there is light out of the tunnel. we will see. it looks like borisjohnson gave a concession or rather had a glimpse of the real world and suddenly thought this is it. it looks as if we are back to something that the eu actually proposed two years ago which is a border on the irish sea. we do not know the details, the eu is interested and one thing whether it works or not and whether controls and checks take place and now the irony is that as part of what theresa may's proposal was about. we'll see whether there is a deal, probably, hopefully in a few days during the summit and then the dup has been quite silent, usually they reject it straightaway. they did not do that so that is saturday the mother of all battles at the house of commons, next saturday. but of course the opposition, labour could say we will attach it with a vote for a second referendum. on that question of what happens at westminster, as it descends amongst tho

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you will know that leo varadkhar and dublin and the eu not going to accept any kind of checks are customsecks or money being spent on checks on planning permission being sought for checks along the irish border. they have said in the case of no deal they would be intending to collect taxes on everything that was taxable moving from northern ireland to the irish republic without any indication that they would require border checks traditional. just confirms what we have been saying all along, there are mechanisms in place for collecting taxes at present and those mechanisms could be employed there is particle bill to reduce. do you think the stocks have broken down? i think they have and we have to us and to the rhetoric of the irish but they have tried to start up instability in northern ireland, talking about postural change by united ireland, trouble along the border much unwillingness to contemplate proposals put forward and some of those proposals we put forward for a limited regulatory alignment where asa limited regulatory alignment where as a result of issues raised by the irish an