benedicte paviot is also president of the foreign press association. hello to you both.orrow's front pages are already in. an investigation into makeshift sharia courts being held in prisons is the top story in the times. the sport pages of the daily mail focus on the alleged racism during the tottenham and chelsea match earlier. an 800 calorie a day liquid diet can beat type 2 diabetes according to the express. the guardian says northern leaders have attacked borisjohnson over the recent flooding, saying that the funding system is rigged against the area. and the star says the wet weather is set to continue through christmas. 0h, oh, dear! let's return to the front pages. do you want to kick us of with that one, benedicte? this is a times investigation and it is really worrying news for the general public and also security experts looking at this. this has been a growing problem for some time, islamist extremism in britain's prisons, who are holding makeshift sharia trials, circulating banned books and openly grooming young inmates. this is according to one testimony am

with me are benedicte paviot from france 2a and martin bentham of the evening standard.nk you for coming in. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. as the duke of edinburgh spends a third night in hospital, the daily mail has an image of the queen, as well as a story about fake reviews on amazon. the guardian says northern leaders have attacked borisjohnson over the recent flooding, saying that the funding system is rigged against the area. an 800 calorie a day liquid diet can beat type—2 diabetes according to the express. the ft says an end of year bond sell—off is fuelling fears of a recession. and the star says the wet weather is set to continue through christmas. just what you want to hear. so those of the front pages. we start with the guardian and it is the back page story, the story that broke this evening, early this evening from the world of football. martin? this is what seems to be a very unpleasant incident of chelsea player seemingly being racially abused by the crown but we don't know what is happening. he thought he heard some unpleasant noises, mo

in a moment, we ll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, benedict paviot and martinw on the news that tottenham's premier league win over chelsea appears to be have been marred by racist behaviour from the crowd. the referee stopped play in the second half after an object was thrown onto the pitch. he was then approached by chelsea defender antonio rudiger. an address made over tottenham's public address system then warned "racist behaviour is interfering with the game". earlier, i spoke to rob hastings, a tottenham fan who was at the game with his father. he described what he saw from where he was sitting. the ref had stopped the game and was chatting to the players and then ran across to speak to the managers. so i sit with my father, and we sat wondering, what is going on here, and following the racist incidents that england have endured in international matches, i suppose football fans are now a bit more educated in the sort of protocols of what happens when these incidents occur, so i said to my dad, the only thing i can think of is that someone has thrown somet

and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers — benedicte paviot from francend martin bentham of the evening standard. stay with us for that. good evening. welcome to bbc news. tottenham hotspur football club has promised a thorough investigation after its match with chelsea this evening was halted when a player complained of racist abuse. the chelsea defender toni rudiger said he'd been subjected to monkey chants, prompting the referee to briefly stop play. as our sports correspondent andy swiss reports, it's the latest in a series of recent incidents affecting the english game. it was a day english football was once again overshadowed by racism. chelsea's antonio rudiger clearly showing he'd heard abuse from the crowd an hour into his team's game against tottenham. he informed his captain, who in turn told the referee, and after he spoke to both managers, for the first time in the premier league, a warning was made over the public address system, twice repeated. announcer: racist behaviour among spectators is interfering with the game. please remember that i