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the daily express in the mirror— plan effort. the daily express in the mirror taken _ plan effort. the mirror taken a different stance on the idea that she will have a plan within a week. the left—leaning merit says trust wakes a week for the crisis plan but there will be pressure on her to come up with something next few days and we know from the articles reading tomorrow on the front pages that the minds of a probable cabinet are very focused right now on this.— a probable cabinet are very focused right now on this. yes, i mean, “ust in terms of — right now on this. yes, i mean, “ust in terms of how�* right now on this. yes, i mean, “ust in terms of how busy i right now on this. yes, i mean, “ust in terms of how busy the i right now on this. yes, i mean, “ust in terms of how busy the next h right now on this. yes, i mean, just in terms of how busy the next few l in terms of how busy the next few days will— in terms of how busy the next few days will be for liz truss if she does _ days will be for liz truss if she does when, she will be announced tomorrow. — does when, she will be

the front page of the daily express, - rabbit out of the hat.ip contest when, which clearly jane takes issue. what do you make of it? —— win, which clearlyjenny takes issue stop you we like to talk with these political events. ,, ., we like to talk with these political events. ., , we like to talk with these political events, ., , , , events. some of these punditry colleagues. _ events. some of these punditry colleagues, could _ events. some of these punditry colleagues, could reshoot - events. some of these punditry| colleagues, could reshoot bullet events. some of these punditry - colleagues, could reshoot bullet out of the bag? they were few and far between —— could she pull it out of the bag. let's not forget, the closer result than any of us expected. expected to be closer to the 60% liz mark. she got around 57%, which is a little bit closer than everybody was predicting it was going to be. the polls had her at about 60—66% of the vote, more of a two to one figure, and it is going to make it a lot harderfor her to unite her party masses bec

— it's been picked up by the daily express is— it's been picked up by the daily express is one of theles for example they all stood to gather following in the _ they all stood to gather following in the procession of the coffin at the former— in the procession of the coffin at the former duke of edinburgh. it's going _ the former duke of edinburgh. it's going to _ the former duke of edinburgh. it's going to be a really touching 24 hours _ going to be a really touching 24 hours for— going to be a really touching 24 hours for the family.— going to be a really touching 24 hours for the family. whatever you think of whatever's _ hours for the family. whatever you think of whatever's going - hours for the family. whatever you think of whatever's going on, - hours for the family. whatever you think of whatever's going on, the l think of whatever's going on, the powerful images, where go to see somebody tomorrow is beyond dispute. the front page of the daily telegraph. events tomorrow. what can we expect and what are they details that the telegraph is focusing on? as i said, the telegraph ha

the daily express has a different take on the story. focussing on plans to cut taxes to boost growth. the mirror and the daily star also leads on the war in ukraine but they focus on russian�*s trying to flee the country. so, let's begin. focusing on russia's, russia's young men trying to flee from russia due to the military fallout and focusing on the involvement in freeing those five british prisoners. in the 15—year—old schoolboy who has been killed in huddersfield. let's begin with the economy and why don't you kick us off at the telegraph and the chancellor warning about the bank of england to get a grip on the inflation and i guess they would say they are trying by putting up interest rates to try to do at the inflation that is around 10% of the moment. inflation that is around 1096 of the moment. , , , ., . ., ., moment. yes, this is a reflection of somethin: moment. yes, this is a reflection of something that _ moment. yes, this is a reflection of something that liz _ moment. yes, this is a reflection of something that liz truss

and the daily express concentrates on the health secretary saying that patients must be able to get atnight so, let's begin. starting with the conflict in ukraine. the invasion carried out by russia, the front page that biden condemns the imperial aims as moscow raises the stakes, the us president calls for unity in response to the kremlin nuclear threat. to take us to the story, please.— to the story, please. within the context of— to the story, please. within the context of the _ to the story, please. within the context of the assembly - to the story, please. within the context of the assembly and . context of the assembly and understandably, the issue of the kremlin crisis and the uk and russia dominating the meeting this far and liz truss's address will be focusing on that. this isjoe biden the allied leaders coming together to condemn the latest threats from vladimir putin that he will use his nuclear arsenal if he feels his territorial interests are threatened in any way that he will absolutely not hesitate to use that nuclear arsenal and he's telling the world that he is not bl

to saddest journey begins in the daily express.— daily express.nday brought us some warm weather and some wet weather. and monday promises more of both. rain, which will be heavy across some parts of northern england and north wales. but for the south of the uk, some real warmth — temperatures into the middle 20s celsius. that warm air being pushed northwards by this low churning around to the southwest of europe. this low bringing outbreaks of rain for some of us. and it will be to the south of those rain bands that we do get to tap into some of that really warm air — especially across the south and east of england. 1a, 15, 16 degrees as we start monday morning — a very mild start for pretty much all parts of the uk. cloud and various bands of rain across parts of southern scotland, northern ireland, northern england, north wales. it'll be through greater manchester, lancashire, merseyside, north wales where we see the heaviest rain, which could cause some localised flooding and travel disruption. to the north of that, sunny spells, one or two sh

annabel, l we're going to go to the daily express. need to go over the same things, but it's one detail they pick out — is this idea of the windfall tax on energy firms excess profits? it was an attack line by sir keir starmer. do you think we will continue to hear about this? i will continue to hear about this? i suspect now that the prime minister has ruled it out and she didn't leave herself much wiggle room there, if she does decide to proceed with the windfall tax or increase the existing energy profit levy, those words will come back to haunt her. so i think we can assume that a line has been drawn. we heard about this narrative on around excess profits. this is money that has been made globally, notjust in the uk. we also need to bear in mind that when these companies are making these so—called excess profits, they're paying an enormous amount intact. these companies, at least in the north sea, are paying 65% tax. so, that's vast sums of money that are already pouring in for treasury. they don't get mention very much when we ta

another quote from the prince appears in the daily express, which features the royal couple viewing floralributes at sandringham. the telegraph leads with plans for queen elizabeth's state funeral next week, saying nhs staff are to join the procession. there's a striking image on the front of the i, showing some of the thousands queuing in london to pay their respects to the late queen. and another stage of that queue appears on the front of the ft, which leads on the talks between china and russia. the daily mirror's main story concerns the funeral of nine—year—old olivia platt—korbel, who died in a shooting in liverpool. and the sun leads on the news that some members of the royal family are to take part in the vigil in westminster hall and that the duke of sussex can attend in military uniform. good evening, welcome, both. thanks very much for coming along. of course we are going to start with the story, another array of pictures and quotes especially. we are going to start with the metro — don't cry camille start me off, the quote they pick al from william. daisy, why don't you start u

last words for now, the daily express, tories are on war footing for snap election. of that? 4' next october. what you think of that? ~ �* , ., ., , that? i think it's going to be a really tough _ that? i think it's going to be a really tough election - that? i think it's going to be a really tough election and - that? i think it's going to be a . really tough election and keeping the red wool together, the red wall that one massive investment in public services against that blue wall down south, there are going to be a lot of remainders getting their revenge. it will be a tough coalition to the tories to keep together. i coalition to the tories to keep to . ether. coalition to the tories to keep touether. ., a coalition to the tories to keep touether. ., ,~' , ., ., coalition to the tories to keep touether. ., ,~' i., ., together. i will ask you to save our together. i will ask you to save your thoughts _ together. i will ask you to save your thoughts on _ together. i will ask you to save your thoughts on that - together. i will ask you to save your thoughts on that

with me are sam lister from the daily express, and author and journalist rachel shabi.ntment of the new prime minister dominates the front pages — unsurprisingly. the metro quotes liz truss's words outside downing street, as she dodged the rain — saying britain can "ride out the storm". the ft focuses on her plan to guide britain out of what it calls the �*energy storm' — with a package of measures costing up to £150 billion. but the i warns that plan will ultimately have to be paid for — either by energy consumers, or by taxpayers. the guardian uses the images of a storm and says the cabinet reese bubble has been brutal as liz truss appoints close allies —— reshuffle. the sun pictures the meeting between liz truss and the queen, both saying hello, liz. pretty obvious what we're going to talk about for the next 10—15 minutes. thanks very much for joining us. all papers start with the idea of the storm, the weather — it all right itself. the metro, "we can ride out the storm," is its headline. sam, why don't you kick us off with what stood out for you. i think it was tha

let's move on to the front page of the daily express. peaceful death of queen from old age. we learned. irate referring to new details that we learned. ~ . �* referring to new details that we learned. ~ ., �* ., . ., learned. we haven't heard much about the debt since — learned. we haven't heard much about the debt since the _ learned. we haven't heard much about the debt since the funeral. _ learned. we haven't heard much about the debt since the funeral. i _ learned. we haven't heard much about the debt since the funeral. i think- the debt since the funeral. i think it's been— the debt since the funeral. i think it's been quite i think bdf has felt that they should leave the family to have it _ that they should leave the family to have it to — that they should leave the family to have it. to grieve and private. but there _ have it. to grieve and private. but there is— have it. to grieve and private. but there is a — have it. to grieve and private. but there is a lovely photograph that final photograph of the queen taken on that— final photograph of the queen taken on that

on the front page of the daily express, they report that the health secretary says patients must be ablement within two weeks. and the daily star has a very unique take on the main stories for tomorrow. with the headline "et throne home" — you'll have to read the paper to find out more about that one. so, let's begin. him asa him as a way to send a few more coins to emma wolf, we will crack on. looking at the financial times, this leans on president putin's speech. talking about at the end of the speech that this is not a bluff. he did and in one way, putin is losing the war and i don't think he ever could've imagined that this is she would be at but his rhetoric starts to reflect his desperation and his whole projectjust looks increasingly empty and so, yes, he's using thinly veiled threats of nuclear war. which is incredibly frightening and i have noted that experts have no idea how this is going to play out. it is absolutely impossible to get into the psyche of this man and even when there was a war with saddam hussein and of experts were asked to predict what he would do it not thing

the daily express leads with a warning from banks over house price slump in the market continues. mail focuses on the unexpected news this afternoon that police are searching again for the body of keith bennett. 0ne police are searching again for the body of keith bennett. one of the victims of the moors murders. pension mortgages in the picture of the prime minister and the chancellor. the times hones in on the inquest verdict in the case of molly russell on friday in the plea by the prince of wales for online safety to protect youngsters. and starting to get the readers ready for the world cup in qatar. so, let's plunge straight in. let's start on the times and the prince's plea for online safety after the ruling and we've been dealing with this case a lot on the papers and not surprisingly because of the evidence being very powerful. surprising but long—overdue from this reading is the linking of social media to her state of mind and death and that is quite a landmark. it is not the first time that social media has been pulled in and found wanting. we have lost several kids afte

the daily express has a different take on the story.ost growth. the metro leads on the return of five british nationals who were held by russian—backed forces in ukraine. and the daily star also leads on the war in ukraine but they focus on russian�*s trying to flee the country so, let's begin. the economy really dominating a letter from the economy really dominating a letterfrom pages i suppose the economy really dominating a letter from pages i suppose they have two separate stories, facing the mortgage rise because of the interest rates but also bank of england suggesting that we may already be in recession. yes. england suggesting that we may already be in recession.- already be in recession. yes, i think the _ already be in recession. yes, i think the word _ already be in recession. yes, i think the word recession - already be in recession. yes, i think the word recession will. already be in recession. yes, i- think the word recession willjump out and most people. and we are worried, but will also worry people is with the mortgage

the daily express deviates from the government�*s mini budget fallout.th of queen from old age as its main offering. meanwhile, the independent is dominated by a half page picture and the headline �*biden declares a major disaster in florida�*. showing the heartbreaking devastation wreaked by hurricane ian in florida, and fort meyers in particular, where authorities warn that hundreds may have been killed. so let�*s begin. welcomes you both and thank you for coming on. big political stories dominating specifically on this latest polling. why don�*t you kick us off with firm page of the metro labour lead tories by 33 points what is this alluding to? this labour lead tories by 33 points what is this alluding to?— is this alluding to? this is one of the oles is this alluding to? this is one of the poles by _ is this alluding to? this is one of the poles by yougov _ is this alluding to? this is one of the poles by yougov which - is this alluding to? this is one of the poles by yougov which is - the poles by yougov which is absolutely extraordinary lead for l

the daily express, "our beloved queen is dead." the mirror with a simple "thank you" on their cover. the daily mail, "our hearts are broken." the guardian with the same picture we are seeing in may newspapers. and the daily telegraph, grief is the price you pay for love. on c-span two this morning, the british house of commons is gathering, as you can see, and we have live coverage on c-span two as they will make tributes this morning to the queen. they look like they are in a moment of silence. let's watch. [video clip] >> before i call the prime minister, it is with the greatest sadness that i rise to say a few words in tribute to her late majesty, queen elizabeth. almost all of us in the house have experienced no other monarch but her late majesty. there are indeed only a score or so members in this house who had already been born, letlow -- let alone who can recall a time when she was not the queen. she is wedded in our minds with the crown and all it stands for. after her accession in february of 1952, she came to westminster t

a similar photo in the daily express — with the words �*god rest our queen'. er majesty's coffin being lowered into the royal vault at st georges chapel. �*carried to her rest�* in a special edition of the times. you can see the king following behind the procession. the sun shows the huge crowds that lined the streets to watch the funeral cortege on it's journey from westminster to windsor. and finally, the daily star features a picture of the queen next to her beloved husband, the duke of edinburgh. she was buried alongside him today in a private ceremony. let's start with the son. we have a picture of the procession making its way through the streets of london. we sent her victorious was the headline. the biggest farewell in history. it was the final page in a long, 70—year reign and it was magnificent in every way? it certainly was. a lot of capacity, we drew on churchill's state funeral and that was the biggest event of that particular time with police resources drawn to its limits. this state funeral of our queen elizabeth ii has completely eclipsed that.

.— the daily express which is talking about the new government and with the new government sets to achieveur doctor must see you in two weeks according to the express. the word must is underlined and how will that work? we word must is underlined and how will that work? ~ ., , ., that work? we only have the front ”aes that work? we only have the front -a . es of that work? we only have the front pages of the _ that work? we only have the front pages of the stage _ that work? we only have the front pages of the stage in _ that work? we only have the front pages of the stage in the - that work? we only have the front pages of the stage in the pages i that work? we only have the front | pages of the stage in the pages are tomorrow and it's a big headline from the express but when you actually read the front page, it doesn't say how and so, this is what she wants to achieve but there isn't any detail at the moment for us to get her teeth into and we do what plan is and we wonder what finding out is because as because as far as i can see, the biggest problem facing doctors at the moment is a sh

the daily express quoted king charles' poignant message to his mother at the end of his speech whereg thee to thy rest�*. the guardian focuses on the �*loyalty and love' with which king charles pledged to serve the country, illustrated with a photograph of the king outside buckingham palace, where viewed the flowerrs and tributes left by members of the public. the ft uses the same quote and illustrates its front page article with a photograph of king charles greeting well—wishers outside buckingham palace. the telegraph chooses as its headline �*my darling mama' to convey the personal aspect of the king's address. and the �*i�* says the same, and shows king charles outside buckingham palace today. as the nation — and the world mourns — the loss of queen elizabeth ii — the bbc has set up a webpage where viewers and listeners can share their memories and pay tribute. the page will be live and updating around the clock. you can send your tributes, in words, still picture and video, by whatsapp — on plus 44, 7756165 803 - or use the contact form on our website — that's bbc.com/news the p

this the daily express. we have to expect, of course, much more of this or as people across the united kingdom wake up to the full 1st full official day of morning that will be packed with events from start to finish. as you mentioned there, the atmosphere immediately around buckingham palace has really changed in the coming in the past few hours. there was a sea of umbrellas here earlier as of saw in my report or a spontaneous sir, ah, singing of the national anthem. some people in tears of the people bringing floral tributes and, and candles. some people shouting, god, save the king. because this of course is a period of transition from queen a king. a definitely a moment of reflection. thompson is about was going to be happening over the next few days. now there's a clear cut plan in place. there is indeed an the wheels and already a motion because i can hear it around me. i can hear the sound of scaffolding being put up just behind a camera position. there are crash barriers as well. and anticipation of

. >> the british newspapers, the daily express and "daily mirror" take the side of the public.e don't want you to see the coronation, and if you like, they stir up trouble. >> but the bbc, the press and the public have a surprising ally. >> prince philip thought very strongly the coronation should be twiezed. he could see times were changing. you couldn't continue to do things behind closed doors all the time. he understood this wasson unbelievably good opportunity to make the nation feel closely connected to the monarchy. >> there is and always has been an interesting difference between the queen and the duke of edinburgh. the queen is naturally a conservative individual. she believes in tradition. she likes to do things the way they have been done before. >> the duke of edinburgh is dynamic. he is forward looking. he is a young man in a hurry. >> she was anxious, but philip tries to persuade her that this is a way for her to reach millions and millions of her subjects. >> he plays a key role in helping to bring the queen around to the idea and make her comfortable with it. >>

with me are sam lister, political editor of the daily express, and rachel shabi, journalist and authore appointment of the prime minister dominates the front pages. the metro quotes liz truss, saying britain can ride out the storm. the ft focus is on her plan to guide britain out of what it calls the energy storm. the express says that plan is likely to involve freezing bills at two and a half thousand pounds. the i warns the plan will have to be paid for by the energy consumers or by pack tears —— taxpayers. the garden uses the image of a storm and says the reshuffle has been brutal —— the guardian. in the telegraph says the new cabinet, including therese coffey as deputy pm, as most diverse in history. and the sun pictures the meeting between liz truss and the queen, with both saying, "hello, liz." and hello to you both. right, amazing how one phrase or theme in a speech can be picked up by almost every single front page. it's all about the storm, the actual weather, of course, today and the actual real economic storm that is coming our way. we can almost start with any front page. l

tomorrow's front pages, starting with, the daily express leads with banks warning of a house price slump as instability in the market continues. the financial times continues on the same front with pensions, mortgages and the markets and an image of the pm and chancellor in front of a stumbling graph. the daily mail focuses on the moors murders and asks — has the body of keith bennett finally been found? the sun begin to get their readers ready for the world cup in qatar and also mentions tv personality phillip schofield. the times homes in on molly russell following the landmark inquest — and the prince of wales�* plea for online safety. and finally the guardian also lead with molly russell and the inquest ruling on social media �*monetizing on misery�*. so, let's begin. the full fallout facing tv personality philip schofield. the plea for online safety to protect children. so, let's begin. do you want to start is on that big, pretty much the whole of the front page of the guardian? the? pretty much the whole of the front page of the guardian?— page of the guardian? they are findin: in

they have markets reopened again on monday, all of that turmoil has absolutely continued, the daily expresst page today, we've got a breakdown of it the £65 billion plan and how that will all work. it's crazy, actually, considering the bank of england were saying they were going to do exactly the opposite of this just a few days ago, they announced they were going to have plans, now they are putting more money in. it is a bit of a u—turn for them, but they decided earlier today making this emergency statement that that they couldn't not stepping otherwise there was a real risk that pension funds could completely collapse. there are really stark economic warnings that we've been seeing and it reminds us and takes us back to the days of the financial crisis, and we could've seen that earlier today had the bank of england not chosen to step in step with the final salary pensions, and they, which i think are most at risk. can you just help us all and explain why they particularly where address? because _ explain why they particularly where address? because what _ explain why they particularly w

the daily express, tories put on war footing for snap elections.— express, tories put on war footing. yeah, i mean, i think as things stand at the - for snap elections. yeah, i mean, i i think as things stand at the moment, labour— think as things stand at the moment, labour are _ think as things stand at the moment, labour are comfortably ahead in the opinion— labour are comfortably ahead in the opinion polls for sustaining that economic— opinion polls for sustaining that economic crisis. i wouldn't say they were _ economic crisis. i wouldn't say they were the _ economic crisis. i wouldn't say they were the most advantageous conditions for a sitting government to have _ conditions for a sitting government to have an— conditions for a sitting government to have an early election. generally speaking _ to have an early election. generally speaking as well, you know, voters tend to _ speaking as well, you know, voters tend to punish parties of governments that call early elections, we seem to be having an election— elections, we seem to be having an election every other year at the mome

let's move on to the daily express next. something that you don't think about a first.y emotions to deal with when you hear about the death of the queen, but they have got an article here that shows -- plans images on so much of our lives. now coins, to our -- >> for 70, years all we've known is the queen on our stands, money, on our post boxes. -- the one thing that caught me up, the book of common price is going to change. it's all about referring to her in the prayer. it's going to have to be written to be him, the king. it's just little things like that. pledges of allegiance and so many. -- you know linda changes. well this is an issue for all those countries -- that's what it's going to sink in that she is no longer with us so we now have king charles which still sounds weird -- and they're disappointed she will be getting a telegraph >> -- let's take a look at look at the article in the express as well which is a cartoon. i >> wanted to mention this because these are -- -- and the corgi in the flags. very poignant that when she really is walking off -- a cartoon,

the daily express, however, is exhorting us not to panic.s, it says, got a plan to cut government debt and calm the markets. the guardian also leads with the sterling crisis; but also features keir starmer�*s claims that labour is now the party of the centre ground. while the daily star has its usual unique take on the day's events — with a somewaht downbeat—looking kwasi kwarteng on the front, the times carries a picture of the duke of norfolk driving a driving ban saying he needs his licence because he's organising king charles�*s coronation. he was the man who organised who the funeral of queen elizabeth. so let's begin. the sterling crisis deepens as truss�*s strategy doesn't seem to be anyone who would argue otherwise at the moment. . anyone who would argue otherwise at the moment-— the moment. , what you on friday. seems to have _ the moment. , what you on friday. seems to have caused _ the moment. , what you on friday. seems to have caused the - the moment. , what you on friday. | seems to have caused the problem. the moment. , what y

the daily express calls it the queen's journey beginning. this is a time for the public but also for the royal family. all of us following these stunning images we saw just a few hours ago. king charles and three siblings leading the procession that brought the queen's coffin to st. giles' qaa thaoel ral in edinburgh. it was nearly silent. you could actually hear the horses' hooves striking the pavement. it will continue for a total of 24 hours because members of the public are being given their chance to say good-bye in person. this morning we saw the king and queen consort taking time to greet the clouds outside hollywood house. the queen's official residence in scotland. while it was a favorite place of the queen's, the king has not been as popular in that country. with he see him beginning to work to strengthen ties, including a meeting with the scottish leader. today is part of that larger balancing act that the king and the rest of the royal family are dealing with, even in the middle of their grief. how do they keep the monarchy stron

. >> "the daily express" showing a photo of the moment with the headline, we're with you always, ma'am "the times" with the headline,guarding their mother. "the daily mirror" simply stating, one nation. >> the story out of london has been for days, this week, people still queueing, getting there, this line. we're talking about stretching for miles and miles. up to five miles lining up to say good-bye to the queen and woke up and that line, they've been giving people updates. the queue tracker on line to give you live updates. and sure enough, it was 24 hours when we first got up. it's down to 14 but warning pople we still might pause this thing if it gets too full in a particular part. so still keeping an eye on that. >> there was an incident inside westminster hall, a member of the public rushed the queen's coffin before eventually being taken down by police and arrested. but aside from that, it has been a peaceful, somber scene as people continue to pay their respects to the queen. >> what might those in line catch a glimpse of? well, in just a few hours, the queen's grandchildren wi

this morning, let's start with the daily express, a striking photo of the queen's coffin, with the headlined this journey begins on the front of the express. the same photo covers the front of the metro, the headline are gracious queen. the final journey home reads the front of the mirror. looking at the daily star has the same headline, alongside a picture of her majesty. her last great journey reads the front of the telegraph. the eye goes with the queen's final journey begins. the saddest journey, now the long goodbye reads the front of the daily made. and the times is one of the few papers to go with a different photograph, the crowd who turned out in edinburgh to pay their respects to the queen. the son has a rep around with a striking picture of a younger queen, and her signature, elizabeth are. the headline reads, a live, happy and glorious. financial times carries a photo of the queen's coffin, but they also may expect on the front page for ukraine's offensive against russia. we'll have more on that on the program here on sky. and, the front of the guardian, also looks to ukraine. t

"your nation stands with you, ma'am" on the front of the daily express.king charles iii following behind his late mother. "her crown and glory" says the times with a picture of the queen's grenadier guards laying the regiment�*s flag. a slightly different picture in the mirror, showing emotional princes william and harry alongside their wives catherine and meghan. and, finally, the same picture of the royal family grieving in a special edition of the sun, stating "we share your pain." so let's begin... an extraordinary selection of photographs on most of the front pages. hello, camilla, hello, richard. richard, let's start with you, thank you for coming in. we could almost page —— take any front page, all the images are so powerful, they have been away, picture editors have really excelled themselves in capturing some of the emotion on display throughout the days. let's look at the front page of the daily mail. the days. let's look at the front page of the daily mail.— of the daily mail. the daily mail, the l int of the daily mail. the daily mail, the lyi

another quote from the prince appears in the daily express, which features the royal couple viewing floral

tomorrow morning before resigning, and i suspect he will publicly emphasise, as he did in the daily expresskend, that the party must come together. easier said than done, though. come together. easier said than done. though-— done, though. well, that is the olitics. done, though. well, that is the politics. let's _ done, though. well, that is the politics. let's have _ done, though. well, that is the politics. let's have a _ done, though. well, that is the politics. let's have a look- done, though. well, that is the politics. let's have a look in - done, though. well, that is the i politics. let's have a look in more detail now at the scale of the economic challenges for the new prime minister. 0ur economics editor faisal islam has been looking at the numbers. this is the economic reality facing the new prime minister. inflation at 10%, reality facing the new prime minister. inflation at10%, heading for15%, perhaps minister. inflation at10%, heading for 15%, perhaps 20%. the economy, generally, already falling and heading for a 1990s style recession, according to the bank of england. at the

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russian narrative that in ukraine russia is waging a war against nato of miracles, the british daily expressa map of russia's likely targets for nuclear strikes. british in britain. it is rightly noted that the kremlin has more warheads than other countries 6.500, as well as 15 bases to which they can be sent. the british military already promises us crushing retaliatory strikes against the black sea fleet or bases in russia in crimea, the key word in these statements is reciprocal, that is briton the united states is already officially reading ukraine as its colony and its territory. true, if the british, apparently, do not understand the consequences of their threats, then in the united states, more practical american hawaiians began to prepare for a nuclear war. why do the pentagon think that russia will strike, and if it strikes, it’s not very clear to them in new york or washington, look. if such a notification were real, the relevant population would be only 15 minutes. or even smaller, even medium-sized nuclear weapons, equalized be with the ground most of honolulu only due to the ini

alan: nuestra querida reina ha muerto, asÍ lo dio conocer el daily express, usando un retrato en blancoracias. >> telegraph con una frase atribuida a la reina, el dolor es el precio que pagamos por amar. karla: cumpliÓ con su deber, seÑora, titula el tabloide, sobre las mÁs cÉlebres fotografÍas de la joven isabel ii en 1952. jesse: ren isabel ii, 1926, 2022. karla: con la muerte de la reina isabel ii se sigue comment tanto que hasta el cielo de londres de lloro por la reina. raÚl: miles de personas se dieron cita en el palacio de buckingham. karla: mientras esperaban en las pautas del palacio un doble arco iris apareciÓ, a la noticia se suma un cartel oficial en la entrada del palacio que decÍa: la reina muriÓ pacÍficamente en balmoral este jueves o la tarde. y muriÓ en el lugar que mÁs disfrutaba, era amante de los animales y le gustaba ir mucho este lugar donde estaba en contacto con la naturaleza, con sus perritos, con sus caballos. alan: que imagen la del arco iris. lluvia como normalmente pasa en londres pero ahora con estos arco iris, ahÍ estaba la reina. raÚl: vamos o mensaje de

the daily express, "our beloved queen is dead." the mirror with a simple "thank you" on their cover. the daily mail, "our hearts are broken." the guardian with the same picture we are seeing in may newspapers. and the daily telegraph, grief is the price you pay for love. on c-span two this morning, the british house of commons is gathering, as you can see, and we have live coverage on c-span two as they will make tributes this morning to the queen. they look like they are in a moment of silence. let's watch. [video clip] >> before i call the prime minister, it is with the greatest sadness that i rise to say a few words in tribute to her late majesty, queen elizabeth. almost all of us in the house have experienced no other monarch but her late majesty. there are indeed only a score or so members in this house who had already been born, letlow -- let alone who can recall a time when she was not the queen. she is wedded in our minds with the crown and all it stands for. after her accession in february of 1952, she came to westminster t

ukraine russia is waging war against nato and it was wonderfully stated, the british newspaper daily expresswn a map with the likely targets of russia for nuclear strikes in britain by the british. it is rightly noted that the kremlin has more warheads than other states - as many as 6,500 pieces, as well as 15 bases from which they can be directed warheads, while in the west. increasingly, there are threats against russia in the event of the use of nuclear weapons. in ukraine , the british military is already promising us devastating retaliatory strikes against the black sea fleet or bases. russia in the crimea well, the key word. you paid attention to the response, that is, britain from the united states, as it were, officially considers ukraine to be their colony of their territory, however, if the british, apparently, do not understand the consequences of their threats, then in the united states, practical american hawaiians began to prepare for a nuclear war, at the same time. why the pentagon thinks that russia will hit honolulu in the first place is not very clear. if such a notificati

he'll start the daily express which carries the newly released image of the light monarch. the headline, farewell our glorious queen. here's the front page of the daily mirror. they headlined. happy and glorious. same picture of course. the daily mail calls it our last farewell. now on the front page of the sun, they go with simply, god bless. the front page of the metro that now carry her home. with the front page of the daily telegraph pays tribute to a life of selfless service. and the star describes the country as a kingdom united. the eye looks as the global scale of the occasion of the state funeral has does the guardian highlighting the presence of all of those many foreign leaders and dignitaries. and the front page of the times, quote, from controls the third's message of thanks to the public for their tributes. and good wishes. while the financial times carries this captivating black and white photograph from the queen lying in state. well kate spencer is still with us. katie, you mentioned the lying in state. of course, not long now before line if they typically c

there isjust a line on lone, from reuters, who are quoting the daily express, that priti patel has resignedter. we may start to see some of these resignations come in over the next one he four hours, it is certainly going to be a big reshuffle i think one question and one key thing to look out for, though, will be whether she does appoint any person who was from team sunak�*s camp among mp5. that is something a couple of the sunak supporting mp5 have been hoping for, as it were to essentially offer a kind of all of branch, to those that did not back her. however, there is clearly a question here about whether whether they would want to, given these were two candidates with very different plans for the economy and going forward. , , , , . . plans for the economy and going forward. , , , . . ~ forward. just briefly, what about mr sunak himself? _ forward. just briefly, what about mr sunak himself? is _ forward. just briefly, what about mr sunak himself? is he _ forward. just briefly, what about mr sunak himself? is he going - forward. just briefly, what about mr sunak himself? is he going to

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your nation stands with you, on the front of the daily express.otional princes william and harry alongside their wives, catherine and meghan. and is a picture of the royal family grieving in the sun, stating that we share your pain. so, let's begin. an extraordinary selection of photographs on most of the front pages. hello, camilla, hello, richard. richard, let us start with you. nice to see. thanks for coming in. we could almost pick any front—page start with, all the images are so powerful, in fact, they have been all week. picture editors have really excelled themselves in capturing some of the emotion that has been on display throughout the day. let us look at the front page of the daily mail. why don't you talk through that. the daily mail the lying—in—state. this is where the queen lies at the moment and will forfour and a half days. what we have got here is a fantastic image which eliminates the royal standard and also this is a visual kept by there are four guards in front of the coffin and it is very spectacular —— vigil. another thing a

daily express, lost in grief for darling momah, the same image.ng, prior to arriving in morning, priorto arriving in scotland he was at westminster hall in london, we addressed both houses of parliament, appears from the house of lords and all the mp5 from the house of commons. again, a very historic moment and they are all showing this court to the monarch. all showing this court to the monarch-— all showing this court to the monarch. ~ ,,., , ., monarch. absolutely and then there will be _ monarch. absolutely and then there will be more _ monarch. absolutely and then there will be more it - monarch. absolutely and then there will be more it is - monarch. absolutely and then there will be more it is the - there will be more it is the largest gathering of foreign dignitaries on british soil since the funeral of sir winston, 100 kings, queens and heads of state, including the us president, others will be there, and he will be on show again, needing to have that energy to speak to them. there is the logistics of that, on the paper speaking of what w

another quote from the prince appears in the daily express, which features the royal couple viewing floraling some of the thousands queuing in london to pay their respects to the late queen. and another stage of that queue appears on the front of the ft, which leads on the talks between china and russia. the daily mirror's main story concerns the funeral of nine—year—old 0livia platt—korbel, who died in a shooting in liverpool. and the sun leads on the news that some members of the royal family are to take part in the vigil in westminster hall and that the duke of sussex can attend in military uniform. good evening, welcome, both. thanks very much for coming along. of course we are going to start with the story, another array of pictures and quotes especially. we are going to start with the metro — don't cry you'll start me off, the quote they pick al from william. daisy, why don't you start us off? it has been start to see the number of different walkabouts in the days following the queen's debt. following the queen's death. we had the one with both of the brothers, harry and william, las

picture of her coffin being lowered into the vault at st george's chapel and on the front of the daily express sue the eight pallbearers from the queen's company, grenadier regiment. —— and there you see. and tonight on the outside of the building i am broadcasting to you from is the face of the queen. hello. after the rather chilly weather of the weekend, and a lot of cloud for many of us on monday, the next couple of days will bring something warmer and potentially sunnier, for a time before the rain arrives later in the week. the high pressure is still in charge for now. it is working its way eastwards. and as it does so, we will start to get into these south—westerly winds bringing warmer air northwards across the uk. many of us are starting tuesday morning with extensive cloud, cloud picking up across parts of north—west scotland, northern ireland, to bring some list and hill fog and some spots of light, patchy rain, but we will see some sunny spells for eastern scotland, eastern counties of northern ireland and some sunny spells for england and wales, the best of that in west wales and t

it was the daily express, i think, at the savoy hotel, and i was sitting next to the princess royal asrom there, over the years, and that was many years ago now of course, but the most impressive lady i have ever known in the world. the loss that we have from her majesty is beyond, for me, one of the most... reactions i have ever had in my life. it is a blessing in a sense because i met her, and in fact, blessing in a sense because i met her, and infact, i blessing in a sense because i met her, and in fact, iwas blessing in a sense because i met her, and in fact, i was supposed to be in balmoral today as a matter of fact, with the creed. but i was with her very recently. and she was in great form, apart from being difficult with the wheelchair, with the stick. sharp as a nail. and i think that the fact that she has slipped away in the manner, although we would hope all preferred it and not to happen, it was kindness to the queen. but to die in scotland was something very special. balmoral was something very special. balmoral was her favourite place was something very special. balmoral

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