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with me with me are author and journalist, emma woolf, and martin bentham, home affairs editor, fromback to you both. james lawrie dominating _ welcome back to you both. james lawrie dominating the _ welcome back to you both. james lawrie dominating the papers. - welcome back to you both. james lawrie dominating the papers. could there be a deal between rishi sunak and borisjohnson? in the leader —— the same story dominating the papers. the sun on sunday talks about a secret summit between the two men. the telegraph says that they are being urged to strike a deal potentially team up to avoid stressing the party. boris is back as the splash from the sunday express after his supporters claim he had enough support to join the race. inside the paper, penny mordaunt pledges to unite the party if she wins. the sunday times says the party doesn't wantjohnson back, and claims a surge in support for rishi sunak. the observer says some senior tories are trying to stop borisjohnson senior tories are trying to stop boris johnson attempting senior tories are trying to stop borisjohnson attempting

our guestsjoining me tonight are author and journalist emma woolf, and martin bentham, home affairs editoro labour mayors are calling on the government to immediately increase funding for the train operators, transpennine express and northern in the north of england, because of what they've described as "rail chaos." the greater manchester mayor, andy burnham, and the liverpool city region mayor, steve rotheram, were late for their own news conference because their train was cancelled. once they arrived, mr burnham said poor services were causing misery for people in the region. transpennine express has apologised following a large number of rail cancellations passengers say they've been left frustrated by the problems. jake zuckerman reports. i woke up basically to find that from 7:35, when the last direct train from manchester picadilly departed, there was a six—hour gap until the next train. the experience ofjust one transpennine express customer last week. the operator's services between hull and manchester and cleethorpes have been hit by one cancellation after another. to give you a

martin bentham from the evening standard newspaperjoins me standard newspaper joins me now.newspaperjoins me now. we are hearing that the meeting started at eight o'clock and it has onlyjust broken up in the last half an hour or so, what possibly could rishi sunak have offered the former prime minister boris johnson, do you think? it is uuite johnson, do you think? it is quite hard _ johnson, do you think? it is quite hard to _ johnson, do you think? it is quite hard to know, - johnson, do you think? it is quite hard to know, isn't i johnson, do you think? it 3 quite hard to know, isn't it, because you would not imagine boris being a very good deputy, really. so, isuppose boris being a very good deputy, really. so, i suppose he might have tried to offer him something. foreign secretary has been mooted by some people, a role he has had before, and had a lot of interest in the ukraine conflict, and so on, but it is quite hard to know exactly what it possibly could be which would really be the thing that would work in a viable way, with a sulek— johnson agreement of two people

with me arejohn stevens, political editor at the daily mirror and martin bentham, home affairs editoring standard. tomorrow's front pages. starting with. .. the financial and political turmoil facing the new pm dominates tonight's front pages. the ft reports on what it terms an "horrendous" meeting she had with her backbenchers, saying she's been urged to rewrite the recent mini—budget. the metro says the situation is looking so tricky for liz truss that she's even losing the support of traditional tory areas of southern england. the i newspaper also reports on that 1922 committee meeting, saying ms truss faced a "showdown" with mps demanding to know how she would balance the books. the telegraph leads on the jewel—in—the—crown a story that buckingham palace is reconsidering plans for the queen consort to wear a crown with the famous koh—i—noor diamond — in case it prompts a diplomatic row with india. the mail also splashes on the crown chronicle. both papers ponder why they could scupper the trade deal with india and the pms domestic challenges make the lead in the guardian which say

with me are author and journalist, emma woolf, and martin bentham, home affairs editor, from the londonning standard. tomorrow's front pages... could there be a deal between rishi sunak and borisjohnson in the conservative leadership race? the sun reports what it calls a secret summit between the two men. the telegraph claims they are being urged to strike a deal and potentially team up to avoid a split in the party. �*boris is back�* according to the express, after his supporters claimed he had enough support to join the race. inside the paper, penny mordaunt pledges to unite the party if she wins. the observer reports some senior tories are trying to stop borisjohnson attempting any return to downing street, warning he could cause the �*end of the conservative party�* if he does. the labour leader criticises the latest race for power in an interview with the mirror. sir keir starmer has told the paper his party offer �*credible change�*. and a different story covering the sunday people. it reports a warning from head teachers that 90 per cent of schools will run out of money with in a

evening in the papers — our guestsjoining me tonight are author and journalist emma woolf, and martin benthamening standard. meanwhile ava nti west coast is running a reduced timetable because of strike action by members of the rmt union. the dispute is about rosters. services from cities including liverpool, glasgow, and manchester are affected. i woke up basically to find that from 7:35 when the last direct train from manchester picadilly departed, there was a six—hour gap until the next train. the experience ofjust one transpennine express customer last week. the operator's services between hull and manchester and cleethorpes have been hit by one cancellation after another. to give you a sense of the scale of the problem that people are facing here every day, we have come down to hull paragon station. the 12:06 is still running to manchester piccadilly but the next two services, just after one o'clock, and just after two o'clock, they have both been cancelled already, so if you want to catch the transpennine to manchester, you are going to have to wait until three o'clock before you can ca

with me arejohn stevens, political editor at the daily mirror and martin bentham, home affairs editore evening standard. tonight's front pages make sobering reading for the new pm. the times says her advisers have told her to "rip up" her mini—budget as it has caused such financial and political turmoil. and the ft is reporting a similar call — but this time made by liz truss�* own backbenchers at a stormy meeting with her in parliament. the mirror can't resist reworking an old margaret thatcher declaration to advise ms truss to change course. but the daily express takes a different approach, saying conservative politicians are blaming remarks by the governor of the bank of england for the fall in the value of sterling. the mail says buckingham palace may scrap plans for the queen consort to wear a crown with the famous koh—i—noor diamond at the coronation — in case it causes a diplomatic row with india. and that royal story makes the lead in the telegraph — with both papers noting any row could scupper the uk government's plans for a trade deal with india. and the sun leads on a stor

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