top tips for drivers in the daily express. finally we have the daily express.ph again, it says good friday will become the new black friday will become the new black friday in terms of shops cutting their prices vary substantially? —— very. i don't like stories like this. you get so few holidays in the year, to have it changed by going shopping. .. year, to have it changed by going shopping... but a year, to have it changed by going shopping... buta parody year, to have it changed by going shopping... but a parody prices this weekend will be slashed by up to 70% as people have this long four—day weekend —— but apparently prices this weekend. i have seen it already, this is a ploy to get people into the shops and it works. i thought this was happening already with the internet, the high street is having this crisis about how it remains relevant. that is the wider context. they are using this to get people in, but this is an ongoing trend. shops are closing left right and centre in quite affluent areas, as well. is that a cause for sadness oi’ as well. is that a

with me, michael booker, deputy editor of the daily express, and times columnistjenni russell.s front pages are already in. let's ta ke let's take a look. starting with the financial times, which leads on philip hammond's optimism in his spring statement, as well as donald trump's dismissal of his secretary of state rex tillerson. the daily express shares the chancellor's sunny outlook, focusing on the possibility of tax cuts in the budget in autumn if economic forecasts remain positive. the i reports theresa may is preparing a wave of sanctions against russia amid tensions over the salisbury nerve agent attack. tensions with russia and that investigation into the unexplained death of a russian businessman in london feature on the metro's front page. the sun also leads on that death, the 68—year—old nikolai glushovski, who was an outspoken critic of president putin. the daily telegraph's picture story features racing fans enjoying a day out at the opening of the cheltenham festival. but the daily star's front page warns that more freezing weather is on its way, with temperature

yes, that is the daily express's spent on this.to are saying is by 2020 from if everything goes well on the economy, philip hammond is would have £15 billion for tax cuts. we all got a little bit confused by tax cuts, but that is absolutely nothing, it is a rounding error. the idea we can project three years into the future and say, i'm deathly going to have this money, is basically... hammond is basically saying, we're still building up our debt. but that he was saying this, but he was saying i don't hunt and a nhs crisis, a social care crisis and anything else. light at the end of the tunnel. he wants to be more positive and i think tory mps wanting to be a bit more positive going into the next election in 2000 would you because they need something to fight labour on at the moment. at least it is something for them. he described it as tigger-ing. not eeyore! claire foy paid less than that bit. she was the queen! this is so tedious! the trouble with this is there are many, many more roles for men and many more starring roles for m

the daily express has an exclusive poll, which says no second referendum. people than 11. 6596 of people say no to a second referendum. and it shows that people are optimistic that they are optimistic about the country but they are personally present a stick about how they will be affected. so if you like, in all these polls, there is a lot of duality, and so while they don't want a second referendum, but the others are not very sure as to how they would be personally affected by brexit. and 44% sinjah think it is a shambles, the current negotiations. they didn't put that on the front page! the financial times, record megadeal surge pushes global takeover is beyond $1 trillion. this seems to me quite a surprising story, mihir, in the light of brexit and political uncertainty in the rest of the world so uncertainty in the rest of the world so what is triggering it? absolutely, what seems to have happen, while there is some of political uncertainty, brexit, russia, north korea, you name it, maybe a trade war between the united states and china, but the people

the daily express, boris in threat to boycott world cup, putin warned of a claim he ordered poisoning. a similar headline here, britain's world cup threat to russia. camilla, borisjohnson as the foreign secretary, our leading diplomat around the world, a representative on the world stage, standing in the commons to say if it is russia, that is pretty century because it might not be russia, so he must know something we do not know. we would hope that foreign secretary is well briefed on the detail around this. to be fair to mr johnson, there is a sense of the foreign secretary had to address this, it has been running across the newswi res this, it has been running across the newswires all day and there is a suspicion there may be another case of russian poisoning on british soil, we need to know. but these might disagree, they have done an investigation pointing out before this happened, there have been 1a different poisoning or other incident involving people who have been enemies of the kremlin and they have gone unreported and under investigated by the home office and authorities. —

the daily express. a few interesting characters in politics.y, now borisjohnson, hitting headlines because of what he said. he does it over and over again. it was at a foreign affairs select committee yesterday, discussing whether or not the uk should boycott the world cup. he says vladimir putin is just like hitler. what did he say? it began last week with ian austin, the labourmp,john last week with ian austin, the labour mp, john woodcott, and others, all saying we should boycott the world cup due to safety concerns. this might have happened a nyway concerns. this might have happened anyway without the sergey —— sergei skripal case. last week boris johnson said it is overwhelmingly likely vladimir putin ordered the assassination. the question i would ask of all of this is will the comparison with hitler helped or hindered the endgame, and what is the endgame? these comparisons do not help to build the international co—ordination you have seen theresa may tried to build. are his emotion is taking over? and with the world cup coming up in russ

daily mail. cressida dick has been interviewed by the times, saying that children are lured into crime on social media. and the expressrussian defence ministry did abe missile test. in the financial times weekend says there are doubts over the takeover of gkn. the daily star reports on arms was in a's health scare after his open—heart surgery. and the daily mirror says that a former england footballer is in hospital after a cardiac arrest. so let's start with the gkn. web giant chose violence. what is this? this is an interview with cressida dick, the most senior policewoman in the country. she says that social media tends to wrap up young people, teenagers, mainly, acting like accelerant, petrol on the fire, you might think. —— matter. she cites evidence said there have been tens starting in 17 day so far in a one—month period this year. and she is worried about it. —— rev up. she says this is big social media giants, we can't just says this is big social media giants, we can'tjust treat says this is big social media giants, we can't just treat them says this is big social media giants, we can'tjust treat them as neu

the daily express, the thin blue line being broken, this is about police cuts, essentially.police's deputy chief says they have lost 2000 officers and the amount of forces that are struggling to answer 999 calls and there was a report that said it takes days in some cases and i think this is an underreported story. when you look at the police cuts, it has been pretty severe, you are looking at public order offences all over the country, top six areas the crime, london, birmingham, manchester, leeds and sheffield, but they are going up every year, these crime statistics was the two couple that with falling police numbers is devastating. increase spending on the police? jeremy hunt said nurses will get a small pay rise, it is quite topical and there are conservative mps who are very aware that after years of austerity and squeezed wages and caps on salaries, that maybe now is the time if the economy is doing a bit better to give our policemen and teachers pay rise as well. and now a few of the other stories. invitations for the royal wedding, expecting to get one? it has not c

meanwhile, the daily express claims that a russian businessman found dead at his london home earlierrning from the defence secretary gavin williamson that britain cannot sit back as he unveils measures to tackle can call and biological warfare. so, stephen hawking and the prime minister's sanctions sharing the front pages. let's start with the metro and that stop headline push 0ffski. 23 spies to be rejected, talking about a boycott of the world cup. the headline is theresa may, what she said, will make a difference? it sounds robust and they are trying to the impact in not any one single measure but a com plete any one single measure but a complete package of measures. the ejection of what they call undeclared agents. spies, i think! if they knew they were here, why not fling them out before? the royal family will be down about not going to the world cup. so the general package is supposed to provide the force here. but it is very difficult because what she needs to do is to looked off and make it look as if she is responding in a robust way. —— to look tough. but there is not much

meanwhile the daily express says there are calls for the health and social care secretary to solve thee care crisis at a social workers conference. a mixture of stories there. but plenty on cambridge analytica and facebook. of course. digby, the eye, let's start with them. the uk demands answers from zuckerberg. he seems to be in the dark on this. do you think there will be answers from facebook from him? not from him. i'm not saying there'll satisfactory answers, but i think facebook will deliver the usual general counsel or operations directed to the select committee. i cannot see zuckerberg coming over. i think he should. facebook is this lovely, wonderful thing isn't it? the moment, that is what he enables is. i would hope they would. one thing i think you should distinguish is between the single domain essential part of this which was data given either legitimately or intentionally by an organisation to another organisation with or without consent, or with the same but for a different person, purpose. give that to an organisation to use it in a way which others would want. the pro

the daily express, this is the headline, the case of nikolai glushkov, found dead in kingston, londonfoul play. but talking to people today, they say there is no evidence of that, but the counterterrorism police had been brought in to look at it which is quite significant. this goes to the idea of a hit list. we will get onto this with labour. the idea of the evidence. the nerve agent used as a calling card to say, if you mess with us, putin is saying, if you betray russia, you will come to a grisly end. now every death of a russian in england will be perhaps linked to a hit list. do you think people are getting alarmed? this is directed at certain people potentially, but the public... they will get alarmed because these are not things they can deploy precisely. as we see with what happened in salisbury, other people were affected. not least the first police officer on the scene, said people are alarmed and they have a right to be so. the thing that worries me, things do seem to be spiralling out of control to some extent, in that if what we see is right, russia appears to almost be a

let's conclude with the daily express, which has certainly an arresting headline.for sight loss, pollock was —— polly? miracle cure for sight loss, pollock was -- polly? i don't know about medical claims, but it is a module. you. open —— it is a module. you. now we have got themselves helping to cure blindness, it feels like a miracle cure narrative about themselves might be coming true. i'm a medical perspective, that is very exciting. it is very exciting to think that we have seen conditions that previously nobody thought were curable. thanks to the ground—breaking medical breakthroughs, it yours can be found. it shows the importance of funding —— a cure can be found. it shows the importance of funding research as much as possible, there are sure is out there for lots of conditions. two patients miraculously regained their vision, an 86—year—old man and a woman in her early 60s were suffering from age—related macular degeneration and they are not suffering from back any longer. more than 600,000 people are affected by this condition. that is affected by this cond

the daily express, boris in threat to boycott world cup, putin warned of a claim he ordered poisoningain's world cup threat to russia. camilla, borisjohnson as the foreign secretary, our leading diplomat around the world, a representative on the world stage, standing in the commons to say if it is russia, that is pretty century because it might not be russia, so he must know something we do not know. we would hope that foreign secretary is well briefed on the detail around this. to be fair to mr johnson, there is a sense of the foreign secretary had to address this, it has been running across the newswi res this, it has been running across the newswires all day and there is a suspicion there may be another case of russian poisoning on british soil, we need to know.

tomorrow's daily express reports on heartbreak for coronation star bill roache, whose daughter has diede poisoned russian spy, with a cctv image of sergei skripal at his local shop before he was apparently attacked with a nerve agent. the daily mirror calls the affair an outrage, and says uk fury is growing. the sun highlights the police officer who was one of the first on the scene at the poisoning, calling him a hero cop. he is also now fighting for his life. so let's make a start. metro... the police have said it is this deadly nerve agent, the kind of agent used in the tokyo subway attack back in 95. this suggests a country or a state was behind this. exactly country or a state was behind this. exa ctly a nd country or a state was behind this. exactly and we have been waiting, this story broke on sunday and has been running ever since but we have not known exactly what it was that has caused the grave injury to what we thought was two but now it is three with a police officer and it has been confirmed they think it might have been sarin and this is a question of, how much damage has

s daily express in el squires joins us now neil first of all thank you for joining us do you think if tiger wins in florida do you think where is it ranked among the great comebacks in sports. well those of us the sorries last major win certainly wouldn't have imagined it would have been this long that would be up there in contention and then billed as a possible masters winner this year but he he says fall was so steep and so disastrous that i think a lot of people have written it off it's very hard to to compare across the sports about the comeback but certainly in terms of golf you're looking at jack nicklaus winning the masters at forty six or even further back in time ben hogan winning the u.s. open after a terrible car crash he mean in woods's case he he he was broken physically with that back back problem that needed the spinal fusion but you know he's also broken emotionally with the collapse of his marriage and all of the well publicized problems in his private life so for him to come back to be where is today's pretty exciting there's a lot of fans and journalists pinching t

foreign secretary i suggest as the foreign secretary of the times newspaper the daily mail the daily express i'm sure the u.k.'s stablish in media that has been engaging in this anti russian hysteria and for whom it is no become a religion i'm in full agreement with britain's home secretary on the road when she says that we need to keep our cool head and let the authorities conduct our investigation with enough time and space to do so professionally and thoroughly everyone's pointing the finger at the russian government of course what we do know is that the russian government has the capability to carry a attack of this nature it has the capacity the question is does it possess the requisite stupidity because. of this nature that any taint especially this time on the part of the russian government would constitute a monumental act of political self harm resulting in severe and significant reputational damage across the world. francaise laid out a new plan for tackling the spread of islamic extremism in schools prisons and on the internet as part of the drive counseling will also be given to

evening in the papers — our guestsjoining me tonight are michael booker, deputy editor of the daily expresst jenni russell. counter—terrorism police are investigating the unexplained death of a russian businessman in london. 68—year—old nikolai glushkov was found at his home in new malden last night. our correspondent andy moore — who's there — has been explaining the background to the story. police say that were called to this has about a quarter to 11 last night, you may see the police cars behind me that, the cord and has been extended in the last few minutes. the call came last night. this is being investigated by counterterrorism officers as a precaution because of this man's associates. it is not being linked with what happened in salisbury at the moment, police say there is no evidence that but you can understand why there is this thorough investigation. police have been accused of not investigating thoroughly some 1a deaths in the uk of russian businessman and x—files. so they will want to get to the bottom of this one, especially in the circumstances. what do we know of nikolai glu

foreign secretary i suggest as the foreign secretary of the times newspaper the daily mail the daily express i'm sure the u.k.'s stablish in media that has been engaging in this anti russian hysteria and for whom it is no become religion i'm in full agreement with britain's home secretary when she says that we need to keep our cool head and let the authorities conduct an investigation with enough time and space to do so professionally and thoroughly everyone's point in the finger at the russian government of course what we do know is that the russian government has the capability to carry a attack of this nature it has the capacity the question is does it possess the requisite stupidity because and i think of this nature that any taint especially this time on the part of the russian government would constitute a monumental act of political self harm resulting in severe and significant reputational damage across the world. francis later the new plan for tackling the spread of islamic extremism in schools prisons and on the internet the mccrone administration says it will be more effective tha

foreign secretary i suggest but as the foreign secretary of the times newspaper the daily mail the daily express in short the u.k.'s stablish in media that has been engaging in this anti russian hysteria and for whom it is no become a religion yet but of course since he spoke before yesterday now as it is here now the case has ramped up now the police are talking about an attempted murder case and of course crucially this a nerve agent was used that takes it up so many more levels is in there and change the story. it is a very grievous serious crane and this is why i'm in full agreement with britain's home secretary when she says that we need to keep a cool head and let the authorities conduct an investigation with enough time and space to do so professionally and thoroughly everyone's pointing the finger at the russian government of course what we do know is that the russian government has the capability to carry a pack of this nature that has the capacity the question is does it possess the requisite stupidity because and i think of this nature that any tame especially this time on the part of

evening in the papers — our guestsjoining me tonight are michael booker, deputy editor of the daily expressrrorism police are investigating the death of a russian businessman in london. nikolai glushkov was found dead at his home in london. andy, can you bring us up to speed with that. police say that they were called to this house about a quarter to 11 last night. you may notice the police vehicles behind me, the cord and has been extended in the last few minutes. police were called last night. it is being investigated by counterterrorism officers as a precaution because of this man's associates. it has not been linked with what happened in salisbury at the moment. police say there is no evidence for that and you can understand why there is this the investigation the police have been accused of not investigating thoroughly, some 1a deaths in the uk of russian businessman and exiles. so they will want to get to the bottom of this one, especially in the circumstances. what do we know about nikolai glushkov? he was 68, a former aeroflot executive, convicted of fraud in russia, jailed briefly

as you look through the daily express, the hero cop, detective sergeant nick bailey who was one of theo him today. we are told he is in a serious condition still in hospital but sitting up and speaking. our lads beating vlad is the sun's front page, and the pm, it says, has vowed revenge on the attack. saying that theresa may has vowed to retaliate against v putin although russian state television has made very clear that there has been no contact investigation which proves russia is involved. russian state tv mentioned on the front of the times. you may have seen some of this in earlier reports. russian state television warning traders not to settle in britain, because the risk of being killed is there. that is being broadcast on russian state tv. there was another angle to this as well. sergeant nick bailey pictured on the front of the daily telegraph. 21 people, apparently, were treated for possible poisoning in the attempted assassination. the nhs and medical staff say that they have had people who have come in, but nobody is being treated currently for poisoning. more on the trade

and stormy daniels on the front page of the daily mail and the daily express.ning up to boost takeaway‘s usa finale. they are bringing in stars to try and jazz up the final episode of the series, a couple of weeks away. on the front page of the business section of the daily telegraph, you might have seen this yesterday. fresh fears over house of fraser. they were going to have fresh investment, but because of their debt that has been cancelled. two bits of fruit news. the avocado has been quite popular, and the pineapple is set to take over as favourite fruit, partly because of a renaissance in the common pineapple pizza. which i thought had gone way out of fashion! we have already talked about hot pineapple and jam, and now pizza. no! you can't rule out discussion, we won't have a dictatorship around here. he is the driving force behind it. do you like bananas, though, louise? there is a new invention, and i have not got the details, but it can slow down the details, but it can slow down the ripening process. that would be good. but when they go brown, you mak

threats of a cyber war between the uk and russia lead the express. the daily% in some areas as councils try to manage their budgets. the sun leads with reports that actress liz hurley has returned to the uk after her nephew was reportedly stabbed. so, the meeting between kimjong—un and donald trump takes centre stage in most of the papers along with the spy in most of the papers along with the spy story from salisbury. starting with the daily mirror, and this stark image, it says, poisoned spy, clues from the grave, saying that police have examined the graves of skripal! wife and sun amid fears that they were poisoned. we have not heard that information efficiently but there is a lot of speculation about the death of other members of his family? that's right. and before we came on susie was providing a very good explanation of why they might have gone to this particular graves. the problem is that we know so graves. the problem is that we know so very little about what is going on, so all we have is a series of dramatic images of police officers in these ridic

britain's foreign secretary i suggest as the foreign secretary of the times newspaper the daily mail the deal express ensure the u.k.'s stablish and media that has been engaging in this anti russian hysteria and for whom it is no become a religion i'm in full agreement with britain's home secretary on the road when she says that we need to keep our cool head and let the authorities conduct an investigation with enough time and space to do so professionally and thoroughly everyone's pointing the finger at the russian government of course what we do know is that the russian government has the capability to carry a attack of this nature it has the capacity the question is does it possess the requisite stupidity because. of this nature that any taint especially this time on the part of the russian government would constitute a monumental act of political self harm resulting in severe and significant reputational damage across the world. france has laid out a new plan for tackling the spread of islamic extremism in schools prisons and on the internet as part of the drive counseling will also be given to t

front page of the daily express. you may have seen this story covered yesterday.yesterday. "forgive us", young children were dying, a paramedic was begging with us, pleading with us. it is a heartbreaking letter, the guilt of the manchester fire service yesterday talking about not being able to get to the manchester arena. they weren't allowed to go in. we'll be talking to the fire brigades' union about that later. the daily telegraph, the same story about recycling and the same picture of the queen. also inside, women over 40 for the first time i the only age group with a growing pregnancy rate. the office of national statistics has that. the eu referendum could have had a different outcome had there not been cheating and called for urgent overhaulfor there not been cheating and called for urgent overhaul for terror response rules. this is what louise was mentioning about the fire service apologising about a two—hour delay in tackling the manchester arena attack. the front page of the sun, a front—page on the one of the three menjailed over the plot to rain washe

and he has told people to get checked as well to be that as on the daily express.ublished 12 tips which will help you save time when you clean. challenges of the get as much done as possible in 30 minutes. —— challenge yourself. do not do it room by room, do it chore by chore. they have digressed slightly. use slower spin speeds and shake clothes to cut creases. dust blinds with a slightly damp sock over your hand. that is how you do it. perfect. i will do that later today. use someone will do that later today. use someone else's. don't use your own sock. that's crucial. cleaning tips from dan. thousands of homes across the uk are still without water because of burst pipes caused by last week's freezing temperatures. steph has the latest. all this, of course, came about because of burst pipes caused by last week's freezing temperatures. it is still carrying on, causing problems for many people. things are getting better. here is an update. all this, of course, came about because of burst pipes caused by last week's freezing temperatures. supplies have been affected

otheraily express" and british dailies are looking at the row between the u.k. and russia.ris johnson, for instance, has threatened that british bmps, including prince william, could boycott russia should marco be responsible. genie: what about the russian press? dheepthika: when the story broke on tuesday, the russian press pretty much glazed over it until very late on tuesday when they started reacting to comments from the british press, pointing the finger at the kremlin feared the "moscow times," which is a paper seen as a bit more liberal, says "it is not surprising that moscow's hand is being pointed at here. it is up to the west to ditch the old cold war tactics of dealing with russia. if you want to change the way that they behave, you need to look at more modern tactics, like targeting kreremlin officis or leaking informamation that could be embarrassing for the kremlin." genie: belgium beginning to see the fruits of the movement in the fight against sexual harassment. dheepthika: they pass anti-sexism loss back in 2014, well before the global backlash against sexu

after drink drive crash, it took place in richmond in london and that is the front page of the daily expressdaily mail have a campaign about plastics and they are talking about that today. it is also the end of the six nations this week? a lovely celebration and some photos in the paper, this is in the times. grinning bare as he shows off the trophy. —— there. you cannot imagine the football is flying back after winning the champions league on a private jet. he looks like he winning the champions league on a privatejet. he looks like he is winning the champions league on a private jet. he looks like he is on some kind of ryanairflight back to dublin. nothing wrong with that! anna fitzpatrick there as well winning the gold. i love that photo of them jumping. and millie knight and brett wild won the bronze the way to finish the winter paralympics. a really interesting piece in the mirror before rory went on to win the other factor for arnold palmer invitational but he complains he keeps getting abuse from people in the crowd and he said more and more at golf tournament these days people used t

those numbers do not take into account their recent acquisition of the express and the daily star andhey have announced that deal as you mentioned. they will change the name to reach plc. kind of out of the blue but a much larger portfolio. looking for a bit of rebranding. guy: joe, thank you so much. aware as well that we are talking about axa and siemens later. looking forward to that conversation. make you aware that london has fallen flat at the open. the dax has fallen more than 1%. it was down 2% on friday. the trump tweets ahead of the auto show having an effect on that sector. matt will be leaving for that show very shortly. the market is open next, matt. this is bloomberg. ♪ mom, dad, can we talk? sure. what's up, son? i can't be your it guy anymore. what? you guys have xfinity. you can do this. what's a good wifi password, mom? you still have to visit us. i will. no. make that the password: "you_stillóhave_toóvisit_us." that's a good one. seems a bit long, but okay... set a memorable wifi password with xfinity my account. one more way comcast is working to fit into your life

express. third quarter ground average daily package volume was up 6%.recently re-upped with and expanded their partnership with walmart which will continue to give them a broad-based footprint. we'll listen to hear anything about all the news from texas today. we heard from the president saying that the bombings in texas were terrible and carried out by sick people, but some of the people from the fedex facility. we'll see if they say anything about that. strong numbers and back to you. david: nicole, thank you very much. we will monitor the conference call. go ahead, melissa. melissa: we'll watch it to see if they say anything about today's package explosions. we'll certainly bring that to you. >>> another budget deadline as we pass $21 trillion in debt. can congress come up with a bill to avoid another government shutdown without busting the budget again? david: cracking down on sanctuary cities. a roundtable wrapping up with the president, homeland security, law enforcement and lawmakers as well. reaction from arizona congressman andy biggs. he is ri

the china daily reports that president xi jinping wrote to russian president vladimir putin to expresssiberian city of kemerovo. the paper says xi mourned the dead on behalf of the chinese government and expressed sympathy to the bereaved families and the injured. the straits times here in singapore is reporting on the story that the ride—hailing firm grab is acquiring rival uber‘s south—east asian business. but the times says that it will not be allowed a monopoly on singapore's roads. regulators will step in if they see competition being eroded. and the japan times reports on the cherry blossom season in tokyo. a beautifulfront page picture shows how local people are taking part in hanami, blossom viewing, in a moat around the imperial palace in the capital. those are the top stories. now, sharan, what stories are sparking discussions online? it's still stormy and trump? the adult film actress, stormy daniels, is suing donald trump's lawyer for defamation, after he denied that the president had an affair with her in 2006. ms daniels also says she was threatened and intimidated to kee

daily life. towe want eat. lyse: in the main market, people tell us they are worried.ey ay they need everything -- schools, jobs, security. some expressed relief thear houthis gone.d the saudi-lecoalition has stopped bombing here. m i asked, didy die in the airstrikes? "not many," this man says. others disagree. "a lot of families died -- ," some shout. "five," says this man. an entire family was killed in this home. more than 13 people. yemen's minister of information wants to make sure we see this . "what the houthis did," he says. he tells me, "we don't want to wipe out the houthis. they are yemenis. but they should give up their guns and seek power through elections instead." noble thoughts, but a brutal battle rages across this yemenis, land, and for a battle simply to survive. jane: that report pase of a speciaice looking at one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. you are watching "bbc world news america." ome on tonight's program, nigeria's president has called it a national disaster, 110 girls kidnapped from schools by boko haram. we hr from the families of those missing. police have raided the homes of several it scionen

express reports on comments made by prince harry over defence cuts. during a visit to the army air were a where he trained as a helicopter pilot. the dailyer parents of ahmed hassan after he was found guilty of trying to bomb a train in london. the times reports on a second sex scandal to hit oxfam concerning the conduct of its staff in haiti. so developments in the russia story still making the front pages. let's have a closer look. we begin with the eye. murder inquiry after exiled russian tycoon dies in london. he appears to have died from some compression to the neck, suggesting he would've strangled. indeed. it is interesting because not just uk strangled. indeed. it is interesting because notjust uk media but international media are reporting on this almost nonstop and the implications. nobody knows quite where it's going to go. this is the death on monday and in outside london. interesting because a very great friend and business partner of boris berezovsky, himself found in 2013 in his bathroom on and nikolai never believed that was a suicide. they were both prominent critics of vladimir putin, and of course it's important to und

daily show matt damon gave his diplomatic opinion. >> it's not one man's job to tell another man what he can do to his back. i support him in all of his artistic expressionee, those two are brothers until the end. >>> another guy who makes news every time he gets new ink is justin bieber. he would rather talk tattoos than about what bill hadar said last night. >> thank you so much. >> it was the worst behaved musical host? >> it was bieber. >> he got busted for smoking weed and he's sorry about it and people make mistakes. >> he was in a bad place. >> maybe he's in a better place. there it was rough. >> what did you say? >> yeah, 2013 was a bad year for the biebs. he and selena just broke up for the first time. days before "snl" photos surfaced of the singer allegedly smoking weed. >> he showed up with 20 guy. >> he had a guy holding a slice of pizza and a diet coke. >> justin and selena are on again and off depending on the day. as for his night in the club with the victoria secret model, our source tells us the flirting was to make selena jealous. we spoke with biebs buddy patrick schwarzenegger. >> what would a double date look like? >> i don't know.

daily politics. it will stay for years. but what about erdogan? you wrote that in prison, so there is no doubting your determination to keep talking and expressing yourselfely at times you have to think that your wife is still stuck inside turkey, you have other family inside turkey, are you in a nyway family inside turkey, are you in anyway self censoring because you are so concerned anyway self censoring because you are so concerned about them?‘ anyway self censoring because you are so concerned about them? a very important question. umm, at least you have to think twice what you are writing and what you talk about. i talk to my wife and she said ok, talk to my wife and she said ok, talk about me, because this is our struggle. but of course, this is the logic of taking hostages. if your friends are injail, yourfamily is there, of course you have to think twice. that is a kind of censorship. do you think you will ever be able to live with your wife again? of course. i am so hopeful about tu rkey‘s course. i am so hopeful about turkey's feature. and we are coming to the end of this darkest dower. —— future. —— hour. unfortunately, turkey is a missing...

daily show." my guest tonight is a world renowned chef and founder of the momofuku restaurant group. he has a new documentary series on netflix called "ugly delicious." >> the women in my life expressod. my grandmother was an amazing cook. my mother is an amazing cook. momma -- >> mmm! mm-mm-mm! >> love was shown as have you had enough to eat. to this day, when i talk to my mom, she says, what have you eaten? have you had enough to eat? >> trevor: please welcome david chang! ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome, sir. >> excited to be here. >> trevor: welcome to the show. glad that you're here. disappointed that you didn't bring any fried chicken with you. i'm addicted to a lot of your food and so many other people are. this netflix series has started you have with a. >> people are loving it. why the title "ugly delicious"? >> as you saw in the clip, i grew up eating really well. my mom cooked a lot ofcine things, and growing up in northern virginia, it wasn't that cool. i was, like, the butt of many jokes. so when i started cooking professionally, those are the foods i never wanted to touch because i was ashamed of it or didn't want to, like, embrace it some that sort of enca

daily life. he wanted it. in beihan's main market, people tell us they are worried. they say they need everything, schools, jobs, security. some expressed stopped bombing here. iasked, did many coalition has stopped bombing here. i asked, did many die in the air strikes? not many, this man says. others disagree. a lot of families died, some shout, five, says man. an entire family was killed in this home. more than 13 people. the minister of information wants to make sure we see this. what the houthis did, he says. he says they do not want to wipe them out, they are yemenis, but they should give up their guns and seek power to elections instead. noble thoughts, but a brutal battle rages across this fractured land and, for yemenis, the battle simply to survive. the white house is clearly trying to address the opioid drug crisis, which claims 115 lives in the us every day. the screening of potential drugs traffic has been part of the border protection legislation the president has signed and today, along with first lady melania trump, the president hosted a summit. here's what he had to say. the administration will roll out policy over the

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daily mail, who i feel that slightly... the double page spread in the mail. refugee who hated britain. this is actually the version of the story from the express as well.so much from the british system and yet, you know, repeat them with murderous intent. but i feel the realjournalistic story here is how did a boy, a lot, we are talking a teenager, who was in touch with charities, emigration, was on this anti—radicalisation programme, ina was on this anti—radicalisation programme, in a skill, notjust monitored that awarded for his academic achievements, slipped through the net and concoct a bomb and detonated in broad daylight? it does not bored too well for handling of the kremlin. that is the question that needs to be asked by a proper journalists. page of the newspaper is this 101—year—old woman who has come out of seclusion to sue over a docudrama. i have spent the past two yea rs docudrama. i have spent the past two years with six women over 100 for a bit and years with six women over 100 for a bitandi years with six women over 100 for a bit and i know that the body weathers but the eagle must resist what is the point? although they are to have a

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like they are on a central contact at the moment. contact at the moment. nice bit of news in the daily expressl. baby girl. only a couple of weeks away, aren't we? breaking news this morning. bestselling author stephen hawking who died at his home in cambridge. of a documentary and his life. thoughts drift off into things like how the universe began. how the universe began. disability made you better scientist? scientist? physics or black holes when i get left behind in the conversation. left behind in the conversation. fact, my disability has been a help in the way. in the way. committees and given me more time to think and do research. think and do research. physics is one of the few fields in which being disabled is no handicap. which being disabled is no handicap. it's all in your mind. contribute to our understanding of the universe. university of cambridge who was there when professor hawking was. there when professor hawking was. and sean carroll from the united states. thank you for your time. know about the world around us is hard to fathom. hard to fathom. it literally is hard to fat