with me are the broadcaster and writerjemma forte and the author and journalist emma woolf. with a look at tomorrow's front pages the metro's front page has the anti—war protests happening in russia. they say that 1,300 people have been arrested. the daily mail's front page is also dedicate to the war in ukraine but they focus on the prime minister liz truss telling vladimir putin he will never win. the daily telegraph has a similar take on the same story reporting that the prime minister condemns russia's nuclearthreats as british hostages are released. the guardian also focusses on a warning to putin — but this time from the us presidentjoe biden over the kremlin�*s nuclear threats. meanwhile the i reports on concerns over liz truss�*s pledge to cut taxes at a mini budget on friday. on the front page of the daily express, they report that the health secretary says patients must be able to get a gp appointment within two weeks. and the daily star has a very unique take on the main stories for tomorrow. with the headline "et throne home" — you'll have to read the paper to fi

i'll be back withjemma forte and emma woolf again at 11:30 at 11:30 goodbye for now.ory over at top of group d one. after frustrating loss to the same opposition, john swept and a deserved opener to set them on the way to leapfrogging their opponents to go top and then didn't came off the bench and headed into the corners to capture an of steve round of nation's league the next round of nation's league games on saturday. taking on europe's top ranked team, belgium is the welsh continue to move towards their first appearance of the world cup finals since 1958. gareth, of course, will be central to those efforts and he says he will be in great shape for qatar while the captain moves to los angeles at sea and says he has rediscovered hisjoy for club football after his nine years at real madrid. and for his country, he is focusing on each game country. heeisrfssusing sea eashgame they come. country. heeisrfssusing sen eashgame they come. mn; sssintry. its sisefssusiiig sin sssiigs: the come. y ., _ comes the next h 7 comes the next two whales comes the next two whales gam

the papers will be back again tomorrow evening withjemma forte and emma woolf.debutant luke wood took three wickets in england's first game in the country for 17 years. joe lynskey reports. for what this means to pakistan, just look past the ropes. all seven games in the series are sold out and with each run comes the noise. in karachi, there's chance for plenty. the pitch set up for batting after 17 years away, this was england's welcome. but england's new look side got their bearings in a different in a different captain and wicketkeeper fell and bowling on his debut was luke wood. his first three england wickets slowed pakistan down and they got less than 160. england's new opener who spent three years out of the side, is now back in form. yorkshire's harry brooke is in the cup squad next month and is going to change momentum. helping england steer away to victory and although the noise fell in karachi, it is just for now. 1—0 in the series. they'll be back again on thursday. so a comfortable win for england in the end. let's hearfrom england's hero of the da

with me once again are the broadcaster and writer jemma forte and the author and journalist emma woolfart with a look at tomorrow's front pages the times reports that the us presidentjoe biden has condemned valdimir putin's threat to use nuclear weapons in the ukraine conflict. the guardian says the us president is leading calls for unity in response to the kremlin�*s aggression. same story, different leader in the daily mail — it focuses on liz truss telling vladimir putin that he will never win. the daily telegraph also carries the prime minister's words on the war in ukraine. the metro leads with the anti—war protests in russia. it says that 1,300 people have been arrested. the sun says there's �*good news�* and �*vlad news�*. the good is that five british nationals being held by pro—russian forces have been freed; the bad being putin's nuclear threats. the i reports on concerns over liz truss�*s pledge to cut taxes in her mini budget on friday. and the daily express concentrates on the health secretary saying that patients must be able to get a gp appointment within a fortnight so,

the chief political correspondent at the guardian — jessica elgot — and the author and journalist emma woolfsed away at balmoral at ten past three on thursday the 8th of september. buckingham palace did not make that news public until more than three hours later — at 6.30 that evening. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. the disclosure of the time of death confirms that the group of family members who flew to scotland that afternoon arrived too late. the aircraft, carrying prince william, the earl for cause of death, it simply says, old age. the disclosure of the time of death confirms that the group of family members who flew to scotland that afternoon arrived too late. the aircraft carrying prince william, the earl and countess of west sussex and prince andrew arrived at the airport at ten minutes to four, a0 minutes after the queen had died. the party travelled on to balmoral by road, arriving there just after five o'clock. the duke of sussex who travelled separately, arrived later still. two days before her death, the queen had been photographed inside balmoral castle, look