. >> jean—pierre marechal. >> jean—pierre marechal. >> good morning. welcome to britain's newsroom.the beth and ben show this morning. live across the uk, the world, in fact on gb news. while andrew has a day off. >> all across the globe. good morning. thank you for your company. thank you for having me. >> oh half term. wasn't it lovely getting in this morning? the roads are empty if you're at home enjoying the half term. >> that's why it was quiet. >> that's why it was quiet. >> yes, that's why it's quiet. yeah. so it. does it matter if you lie on your cv? that's what we're asking this morning. does it matter more if you're a politician and you lie on your cv? because business secretary jonathan reynolds has been accused of fabricating his professional history, he described himself as a solicitor despite never qualifying for the role. >> well, that's the second cabinet minister, isn't it? after rachel reeves jonathan reynolds. now, first, of course, we had the chancellor and now jonathan reynolds. so what to make of it all? well. >> there's no accusation that he if he said he was

. >> jean—pierre marechal. >> jean—pierre marechal. >> hello and. >> hello and. >> welcome to headlinescome to headlines. >> your first look at. >> your first look at. >> the. >> the. >> best of tomorrow's newspapers with the best of today's comedians. first things first, let's have a look at the front pages. >> shall we? >> shall we? >> the telegraph. >> the telegraph. >> zelenskyy could fall as a price of peace. >> the times. >> the times. >> typhoons may help to keep peace in ukraine and the guardian us. >> and. >> and. >> russia to seek economic opportunities after ukraine war. >> well. >> well. >> that's a. euphemism right there. so, paul. >> hello. >> hello. >> hello. >> daily telegraph. it's about ukraine. >> it is about ukraine. specifically about zelenskyy. >> zelenskyy could fall. >> zelenskyy could fall. >> as price of peace. >> as price of peace. >> and this is. >> and this is. >> this. >> this. >> is ukraine. >> is ukraine. >> are likely to be forced to hold an election. >> in which. >> in which. >> some are saying that zelenskyy might. >> not. >> not. >> be re—elected. >>

. >> jean—pierre marechal. >> jean—pierre marechal. >> hello and. >> hello and. >> welcome to headlinescome to headlines. >> your first look at. >> your first look at. >> the. >> the. >> best of tomorrow's newspapers with the best of today's comedians. first things first, let's have a look at the front pages. >> shall we? >> shall we? >> the telegraph. >> the telegraph. >> zelenskyy could fall as a price of peace. >> the times. >> the times. >> typhoons may help to keep peace in ukraine and the guardian us. >> and. >> and. >> russia to seek economic opportunities after ukraine war. >> well. >> well. >> that's a. euphemism right there. so, paul. >> hello. >> hello. >> hello. >> daily telegraph. it's about ukraine. >> it is about ukraine. specifically about zelenskyy. >> zelenskyy could fall. >> zelenskyy could fall. >> as price of peace. >> as price of peace. >> and this is. >> and this is. >> this. >> this. >> is ukraine. >> is ukraine. >> are likely to be forced to hold an election. >> in which. >> in which. >> some are saying that zelenskyy might. >> not. >> not. >> be re—elected. >>