don't sun's front page, chuck britain in the corbyn. he will declare war on business and hike taxes to fund his socialist promises. that's what the sun says. starring -- mail is trying to stay true to its hyperbole. >> it calls on readers to reignite the british spirit and vote may. also endorsing the tories, the financial times, daily telegraph and the independent seems pessimistic about corbyn's chances. it says final reckoning. may is on track for a sweeping win. makingction is also headlines in france. let's have a look at a few of those papers. greattholic paper says written is full of uncertainty. the editor saying on its front page that it is not a united kingdom but a divided one. northern ireland and scotland wants to defend their own interests as the fallout from brexit continues. the right-leaning paper says it is double or nothing for theresa may. dominatingctions some headlines. a lot of analysis on iran. after the first ever terrorist attack committed by the islamic state group that is also taking place in toronto -- tehra

the sun, as i said, they have don't chuck britain in the cor—bin. what do you make of that, susie?on front page. tabloids do this well. they have big election front pages. - sun and the mirror front pages. the sun and the mirror both have similar pages. they are making jeremy look amusing and funny and humourous, at his expense. the theresa may picture in the daily mail brook laich is knowing. the one has a point here, say thejeremy corbyn is an extremist, a friend of terrace, and everything else they can think of the track at him. and they say that he is full of rubbish. and the mirror says there are five more years of tory- promises. em e11? tr do what re , readership. they do what newspapers are supposed to do in a democratic, pluralist society, which is to stir people up. of course, we have to wait and see what happens on gemini to see if they have an impact. quite an contrast, the sun and the mirror? of the two, i think the sun echoing of the sesame street character a little bit more effective. what i think is effective is that neither of these people can get 2 of these people

. >> they did .they say code chuck britain in the cor-bin.iss the red tops and "the sun" very much going for the right wing position. on the flip side, we have the daily mirror saying lies -- lies and theresa may. don't condemn britain to five more years of tori broken promises and a rather unflatering picture of the prime minister. so two sides of the argument there. the times, a little more balanced this morning, a picture of number ten. who is going to get the keys to number ten? they say tories take seven-point lead in final poll. and just two days earlier, that was only four points. the last couple of days has seen theresa may step back into the leader. general, it's slipped a lot from 20 points. finally, i want to show a really worldwide edition of wex today. it says, an election of double or quits for theresa may and goes on to say that her lead has melted and that she would announce this in order to strengthen her brexit position and it sort of celebrates the fact that her lead has melted, double quits for theresa may. all of europe w

chuck schumer, and jame lankford. in another important story tonight, the conservative government in great britain is hanging by a thread. the prime minister called an early election, expecting an easy victory, but she badly misread the mood of her people. mark phillips is in london. >> reporter: he wasn't supposed to be the happy one. jeremy corbyn was supposed to be crushed. she wasn't supposed to be the glum one. theresa may, the opinion polls said, would cruise to victory. but then, the people voted. >> i have just been to see her majesty, the queen. >> reporter: it was' contrite theresa may who had gone to the palace to tell the queen she could only now govern with the help of a small fringe party. the majority may thought she could make bigger vanished. what went wrong? she went wrong, starting with her campaign mantra. >> strong and stable. strong and stable. strong and stable leadership. >> reporter: but strong and stable looked weak and wobbly after a series of policy flip-flops and a refusal to face opponents in tv debates. instead, jeremy corbyn, an unreconstructed tax-and-spend socialist, a kind of british b

chuck todd will have much more on the health care battle. independent senator bernie sanders and republican senator ron johnson. >>> britain's parliament is investigating an apparent cyberattack targeting the e-mail accounts of it is members. a spokesperson tells nbc news they have blocked accounts from being accessed remotely as a precaution. the attack appears to be over and at this point it's not clear who might be behind it. >>> also in london, people are being forced to leave their homes over safety concerns after that devastating fire at an apartment tower. tonight, lucy kafanov is in london talking to people who have been evacuated. >> reporter: ten days after the grenfell fire, a tragedy across britain. evacuation of apartments, hundreds of residents forced to leave their homes, dozens of buildings failing fire safety tests. manslaughter charges on the table as police investigate who should be held accountable for the deadliest fire in decades. >> we have to leave. [000:07:58;00] that we've been living in a potential death trap for the last ten years. it is horrifying that this was able to happen. >> reporter: today, authorities announced that