with me are the evening standard columnist, rosamund urwin, and the telegraph's women's editor, claire cohen. very good of you to be here at this time of year. we at grateful. tomorrow's front pages: the observer reports that children from poorfamilies are more likely to need emergency treatment for conditions like asthma and diabetes compared to their wealthier counterparts. the sunday times says that theresa may will abandon a manifesto pledge to overturn the ban on foxhunting in the new year. the mail on sunday details how the british army is spending millions of pounds of taxpayers‘ money to scrap its ‘be the best‘ motto, because of fears it's elitist. britain's christmas food and drink exports are at all time high according to the sunday express, with brexit a main catalyst the paper says. staying with brexit, the sunday telegraph reports how borisjohnson and michael gove have criticised hmrc for placing large tax bills on individuals who donated to the leave campaign. amanda is in charge tonight. nine stories for you. we will be quick. she always does this, she is very, very keen. a ga

tonight are the evening standard columnist rosamund urwin and the women's editor of the telegraph claire cohenhas appeared in court charged with the murder of a woman working at an aldi supermarket in north yorkshire. neville hord, who's 44, was remanded in custody by magistrates in york. jodie willsher was stabbed to death in skipton on thursday. 0ur correspondent sarah walton sent this report. arriving at york magistrates‘ court, 44—year—old neville hord appeared in the dock charged with murder. he is accused of attacking 30—year—old jodie willsher at the aldi store in skipton where she was working on thursday afternoon. she suffered serious injuries and died in the store. there were no relatives in court this morning, and mr hord, dressed in a blue t—shirt and grey shorts, spoke only to confirm his name, age and address. he didn't enter a plea and was remanded in custody. in a statement, mrs willsher's husband malcolm said his wife always had an amazing smile on herface and was a doting mother and loving wife. at the store where mrs willsher worked, colleagues have described her as much lov