looking at the daily express and consumers _ thing.aily express and consumers as well. _ thing. looking at the daily express and consumers as well. people - thing. looking at the daily express| and consumers as well. people out shopping in a quite a big number, actually. apparently 2.6 billion booths in the high street and last—minute spending spree. booths in the high street and last-minute spending spree. sorry, and old cynic— last-minute spending spree. sorry, and old cynic like _ last-minute spending spree. sorry, and old cynic like me _ last-minute spending spree. sorry, and old cynic like me sees - last-minute spending spree. sorry, and old cynic like me sees this - and old cynic like me sees this story— and old cynic like me sees this story and _ and old cynic like me sees this story and we see it isjust about annually— story and we see it isjust about annually around christmas week and the chair— annually around christmas week and the chair is — annually around christmas week and the chair is all up, the daily express— the chai

ok, let's move onto the daily express. joe, the l onto the daily express.been an interesting few days - harry. yes. it has been an interesting few days for i harry. yes. it has been an l interesting few days for the harry. yes. it has been an - interesting few days for the royal family— interesting few days for the royal family with the second part of prince — family with the second part of prince harry's and meghan netflix series _ prince harry's and meghan netflix series it — prince harry's and meghan netflix series. it looks to be digested very quickly— series. it looks to be digested very quickly and — series. it looks to be digested very quickly and deeply by the

around 2000 troops could be taken _ daily express.oops could be taken out front-line - daily express. around 2000 troops could be taken out front-line rules| could be taken out front—line rules in the _ could be taken out front—line rules in the nhs~ — could be taken out front—line rules in the nhs. both were planning to go on strike _ in the nhs. both were planning to go on strike for— in the nhs. both were planning to go on strike for christmas.— on strike for christmas. tony. they can drive trains _ on strike for christmas. tony. they can drive trains though _ on strike for christmas. tony. they can drive trains though can - on strike for christmas. tony. they can drive trains though can they? l on strike for christmas. tony. they can drive trains though can they? i | can drive trains though can they? i don't want to denigrate this get a set of our armed forces but i had imagined being a train driver takes a lot of training. let's be frank. 2000 of our armed forces personnel are going to make a huge difference if nurses are in stri

ok, let's move onto the daily express. joe, the l onto the daily express.oe, the headline hurt king still seeks peace with harry. yes. it hurt king still seeks peace with harry- yes-_ harry. yes. it has been an interesting _ harry. yes. it has been an interesting few _ harry. yes. it has been an interesting few days - harry. yes. it has been an interesting few days for i harry. yes. it has been an l interesting few days for the harry. yes. it has been an - interesting few days for the royal family— interesting few days for the royal family with the second part of prince — family with the second part of prince harry's and meghan netflix series _ prince harry's and meghan netflix series it — prince harry's and meghan netflix series. it looks to be digested very quickly— series. it looks to be digested very quickly and — series. it looks to be digested very quickly and deeply by the british press _ quickly and deeply by the british press who are in many cases not particularly _ press who are in many cases not particularly happy about what has been _ particular

and the daily express says high streets will receive a two point six billion pound boost thanks to last minute christmas shoppers over the next couple of days. the debbie start urges readers to get and support their local pub instead. so, let's begin. let's start with you for this edition of the paper review. some new dates and some new parts of the national health service joining new dates and some new parts of the national health servicejoining in the strength we have seen far, david. , ., , ., ., ., ., david. yes, it goes on and on and the prosraect. _ david. yes, it goes on and on and the prospect, unless _ david. yes, it goes on and on and the prospect, unless somebody . david. yes, it goes on and on and l the prospect, unless somebody and unless_ the prospect, unless somebody and unless the — the prospect, unless somebody and unless the road is changed remarkably, ultimately the government needs to find a way through— government needs to find a way through this and the prospects are not good _ through this and the prospects are not good going to christmas and the new yeah _ not go

and �*hurt king still seeks peace with harry�* reads the daily express so let�*s begin. ly meals headline story hospitals holds empty beds before 99 strike this is before the ambulance strike next week. find this is before the ambulance strike next week. �* , , next week. and indeed the papers this morning _ next week. and indeed the papers this morning many _ next week. and indeed the papers this morning many of _ next week. and indeed the papers this morning many of them - next week. and indeed the papers| this morning many of them carried stories that the difficulties the nhs faces over the next few days and indeed weeks. the winter months are always difficult for the nhs which is particularly true during the festive period. and this year was always going to be difficult given the complexities around the ongoing issues coming from the pandemic and various other infections that have risen recently. whether it�*s flu or strap a are other things. it finds itself in the middle of a perfect storm. the article in the milk talks about the fact that nine out of ten nhs trust wi

the daily express, do you really hate your family so daily express, do you really hate yourfamily soetc. but they do need to make money now, they do not have money from the royal family, money now, they do not have money from the royalfamily, they money now, they do not have money from the royal family, they have to go out and make it. and if this is either going to do with an egg is fair enough for them, no? either going to do with an egg is fair enoughforthem, no? yes. either going to do with an egg is fair enough for them, no? yes, but ou do fair enough for them, no? yes, but you do wonder _ fair enough for them, no? yes, but you do wonder how— fair enough for them, no? yes, but you do wonder how many _ fair enough for them, no? yes, but you do wonder how many exclusive | you do wonder how many exclusive revelations — you do wonder how many exclusive revelations is to live up their sleeve — revelations is to live up their sleeve and the tell—all with oprah winfrey _ sleeve and the tell—all with oprah winfrey and meghan markle is done a podcast _ winfrey and meghan markle is done a

with me arejenny kleeman, journalist and broadcaster and pandora forsyth of the daily express�* royalwill hear from them and just a moment, but we will take a look at the front pages. the i says new legistation to force some industries to provide minimum levels of service during strike action, could end up making strikes worse. that's according to an impact assessment by the department for transport. the independent leads with strep a. 15 children have died from the bacterial disease in the uk. prince harry and meghan�*s new documentary series is on the front page of the metro, with comments from harry suggesting some members of the royalfamily don't marry for love. the documentary also leads the daily express, which says the royal family are "deeply upset" by some of the comments made in the series. the show has created a clash between netflix and buckingham palace, according to the times, which says the palace has hit back at claims made in the documentary that members of the royal family declined to take part. the guardian says iranian security forces are targeting female demonstra

what do you make of this idea that the angle - make of this idea that the angle that the daily express activities? what do you make of that? ~ ., ,., activities? what do you make of that? . . ~ activities? what do you make of that? ~ ., ~ ., , that? weapon i think that sounds entirely reasonable. _ that? weapon i think that sounds entirely reasonable. so _ that? weapon i think that sounds entirely reasonable. so sources l that? weapon i think that sounds . entirely reasonable. so sources have said that _ entirely reasonable. so sources have said that the couple have failed to honour— said that the couple have failed to honour this agreement that was made with the _ honour this agreement that was made with the latest monarch to ensure that they — with the latest monarch to ensure that they will do everything, that everything they do will continue to uphold _ everything they do will continue to uphold the values of her majesty, and those — uphold the values of her majesty, and those values, one presumes, our around _ and those values, one presumes, our around duty— and those values, one

the daily express— sympathetic for sure. is well it is interesting because _ strike is well it is interesting because they are normally a government supporting paper. i think what a _ government supporting paper. i think what a lot— government supporting paper. i think what a lot of people have sympathy with nurses and what they do. the pay demand they are making it does seem _ pay demand they are making it does seem to _ pay demand they are making it does seem to be — pay demand they are making it does seem to be very high and we out of line even— seem to be very high and we out of line even with the demands of other striking _ line even with the demands of other striking striking in other professions and walks of business. so it might — professions and walks of business. so it might be a question of if you have things like cancer surgery been cancelled _ have things like cancer surgery been cancelled whether, as lord darroch said whether it's public sympathy change — said whether it's public sympathy change. because you me

sit down and sort this out is the message from the daily express, as it urges the government to give pay deal. this is the daily star�*s take as the second instalment of harry and meghan�*s documentary series was released on netflix. and the times claims that harry has deepened the rift with his family, with some royal insiders saying there may be no way back. so let�*s begin. sian why don�*t you kick us off with the nurses strike. lots of papers has that heavily featured on the front page. the daily express nurses for britain sit down and sort this out. is there a realisation you think? that could end these industrial action by the nurses? i think it's interesting that the think it�*s interesting that the daily express on his front page because the expresses often a newspaper that supports the government has the x story urging the ram and rishi sunak to sort this out. so it�*s looking as though some pretty senior conservative figures are urging the government to resolve the dispute. there is a long way between what the nurses are being offered and what they�*re asking for. they�*re a

the front page of the daily express, - will see how that goes. that front—page, the headline is nurses will do a deal to end the strikes. you summarised the position of the royal college of nursing, but the front page of the i is interesting because they go on to show that the impact on the nhs crisis, this winter, the impact it's going to have on patients ahead of the strikes is also one that we need to keep an eye on. sian? yes. the strikes is also one that we need to keep an eye on. sian? yes, well, the general — to keep an eye on. sian? yes, well, the general secretary _ to keep an eye on. sian? yes, well, the general secretary of _ to keep an eye on. sian? yes, well, the general secretary of the - to keep an eye on. sian? yes, well, the general secretary of the rcn - to keep an eye on. sian? yes, well, the general secretary of the rcn is l the general secretary of the rcn is signalling that she does want to get back around the table with the government to try to talk about pay, at least to talk about it, to try and reach some sort of comprom

let's go to the front page of the l let's go to the front page of the daily express.ers to escape or be released in ever over a decade. what more details today have?— in ever over a decade. what more details today have? mistakes happen all the time. — details today have? mistakes happen all the time, 700 — details today have? mistakes happen all the time, 700 over _ details today have? mistakes happen all the time, 700 over the _ details today have? mistakes happen all the time, 700 over the tenures i all the time, 700 over the tenures may maybe not that staggering, or maybe 500 and not that staggering, but i cannot stand is how prisoners are released by mistake full tub but according to the daily express, they are. how do the prison authorities get that wrong? a prisoner goes to jailfor get that wrong? a prisoner goes to jail for five years, serves get that wrong? a prisoner goes to jailforfive years, serves his term, three years, whatever, how did they get that wrong? what is really worrying about this story is that, according to daily express, in at least one case,

yes time on the front page of the daily express lord darroch.— express lord darroch. yes i mean. express lord darroch. yes i mean. nurses along with the _ express lord darroch. yes i mean. nurses along with the rest - express lord darroch. yes i mean. nurses along with the rest of- express lord darroch. yes i mean. nurses along with the rest of the l nurses along with the rest of the nhs are — nurses along with the rest of the nhs are still the heroines of the pandemic. it is not long ago we were applauding _ pandemic. it is not long ago we were applauding them on our doorsteps so i can understand a decree of public support— i can understand a decree of public support running close to 60% as certain— support running close to 60% as certain opinion polls suggest. but as martin — certain opinion polls suggest. but as martin implies. i7% or i9% or as martin implies. 17% or i9% or whatever— as martin implies. i7% or i9% or whatever it _ as martin implies. i7% or i9% or whatever it is is quite a lot of money — whatever it is is quite a lot of money. and it is quite i think it is quite

some lester, the daily express lester, how is the daily express handung lester, how is the daily expressy? well, you know, readers quite always i know, readers are quite always i mean, you know, who needs the new season of the crown when you've got me and meghan you've got how me and meghan constantly feeding you constantly feeding this, you know the press coverage as you're from pace yeah. you know everybody's splashing on it today with nothing is anything i tell you that hasn't got it on the all out war. now, harry says the all out war. now, harry says the palace played a dirty game. that's going to be no coming back from this for them. i think it's hard. and you have it's really hard. and you have to mind that this couple to bear in mind that this couple said they leave the uk said they wanted to leave the uk because they wanted to away because they wanted to get away from this intrusion into their private then private lives. and then all they've they've they've done since they've gone away actually sell their away is actually sell their private to netflix and to private lives to netf

and about to take us through the front page of the daily express, something that rare the daily expressthis betrayal of our beloved clean. can you explain the headline to us.— headline to us. sure, and you are absolutely _ headline to us. sure, and you are absolutely right _ headline to us. sure, and you are absolutely right to _ headline to us. sure, and you are absolutely right to say, _ headline to us. sure, and you are absolutely right to say, whether. headline to us. sure, and you are l absolutely right to say, whether we like it _ absolutely right to say, whether we like it or _ absolutely right to say, whether we like it or not, we are going to be exposed — like it or not, we are going to be exposed to— like it or not, we are going to be exposed to this, often carry and megan — exposed to this, often carry and megan talk about the ways in which they feel— megan talk about the ways in which they feel pestered, bombarded by the british— they feel pestered, bombarded by the british media, and the british public, — british media, and the british public, but in fact, i think it's the

the daily express rather supported the nurses and said the government should negotiated when they werether sectors of the economy, such as the rail workers. there doesn't seem to be any end in sight, and ultimately when things are... when there is a sense that things are going wrong, people might blame the unions perhaps. they might not be happy with the unions. but they also blame the government. and rightly or wrongly, the government tends to suffer. if i was rishi sunak, i would tends to suffer. if i was rishi sunak, iwould be tends to suffer. if i was rishi sunak, i would be taking this very seriously. sunak, i would be taking this very seriousl . g ., . . sunak, i would be taking this very seriousl . g ., ., ., ., seriously. indeed. jonathan, we are auoin to seriously. indeed. jonathan, we are going to stick _ seriously. indeed. jonathan, we are going to stick with _ seriously. indeed. jonathan, we are going to stick with you _ seriously. indeed. jonathan, we are going to stick with you because - seriously. indeed. jonathan, we are going to stick with you because we | going to sti

within the royal family and it�*s something we have heard from the couple in the past and the daily expressn people. james is somewhat dismissive of this and of people sympathise with why you feel that way but do you feel that this, a lot of people watch the crown there�*s been a lot of criticism of this series as well and there�*s a lot of half—truths in it as well, some of the episodes, do you think this is ultimately damaging as king charles now tries to assert his position and take the reins of the royal family and change in whichever way he wishes to modernise? i in whichever way he wishes to modernise?— in whichever way he wishes to modernise? ~ , ., , , modernise? i think it is undoubtedly dama . in: modernise? i think it is undoubtedly damaging and _ modernise? i think it is undoubtedly damaging and l _ modernise? i think it is undoubtedly damaging and i don't _ modernise? i think it is undoubtedly damaging and i don't think - modernise? i think it is undoubtedly damaging and i don't think you - modernise? i think it is undoubtedly| damaging and i don't think you could damaging and

the imminent harry & meghan tv series preoccupies many of the papers, such as the daily express, whichady to counter any smears it contains about the royal family. the mirror claims the show will be "utterly explosive" and "worse than the royals can imagine". elsewhere, it's the football that dominates. yes we kane is the headline in the sunday people. while the daily star claims rubbing a picture of gary lineker�*s ears could be the way to bring good luck to england. if only it were that easy! let's begin. let's start first of all. welcome, both of you. let's start first of all with the monday telegraph. under the headline what it says pharmacist will prescribe antibiotics —— sunday telegraph. you can see our colleague, victoria derbyshire, showing why it was important to discuss her breast cancer diagnosis with viewers. if we focus on the story of the pharmacies, and if! focus on the story of the pharmacies, and if i start with you, benedicte, what are your thoughts? well, this would be a very pressured role for pharmacist because they're already hard—pressed to meet the demand, as i

the daily express says high streets will receive a two point six billion pound boost thanks to last minute of days. so, let's begin. on friday morning, welcome to you both and get that view both with us here today. let's start with the front page of the eye because this is something we been talking about a lot recently. for obvious reasons. natalie, when it comes to the different strikes that we've had this far. more are on their way and the newest line from this isjunior doctors like us will be joining strakes of the nurses in the ambulance workers that we seen already so far.— already so far. yes, that's right. quite a bleak _ already so far. yes, that's right. quite a bleak front _ already so far. yes, that's right. quite a bleak front page - already so far. yes, that's right. quite a bleak front page and - already so far. yes, that's right. - quite a bleak front page and looking for any respect from the strakes in the new year, doesn't it look like it's going to happen at all. so, to new and demonstrate dates in january, different ambulance trusts to those who have been striking this w

harry & meghan�*s imminent netflix series preoccupies many of the papers — including the daily expressrince william is ready to counter any smears it contains about the royal family the mirror claims the show will be "utterly explosive" and "worse than the royals can imagine." elsewhere it's the football that dominates — �*yes we kane�* is the headline in the sunday people. while the daily star claims rubbing a picture of gary lineker�*s ears could be the way to bring good luck for england... so let's begin... welcome to you both. let's start with the sunday telegraph and that story about pharmacies being draughted into break the nhs strike. it said chemists could be given the power to hand out antibiotics as health workers walk off the job. you can see pictures of our colleague talking about why she shared her cancer diagnosis. first michael first with you about the pharmacy story. do you think this will be seen by people by a welcome sensitive way of easing the stress on the nhs? or more warning signs about the situation of a scared moment? i about the situation of a scared moment? ~

.— misery that the people who traffic them cause. 0n the daily express, you asked the question, can welding the country to rent some of the barrage of strikes paralysing britain and who is asking the question? it britain and who is asking the question?— britain and who is asking the ruestion? , , , ., , ., question? it is my story and let the eo - le question? it is my story and let the --eole in question? it is my story and let the people in various _ question? it is my story and let the people in various groups _ question? it is my story and let the people in various groups and think| people in various groups and think tanks. _ people in various groups and think tanks, speaking to people in this industry. — tanks, speaking to people in this industry, they are in acute distress lry industry, they are in acute distress by this— industry, they are in acute distress by this wave — industry, they are in acute distress by this wave of strikes. it is a year— by this wave of strikes. it is a year after— by this wave of strikes. it is a year after we were freed from the pandemic— year after w

pandora is the of the daily express's the host of the daily express's royal round up .amily royal round up. the royal family must so proud of this summer. must be so proud of this summer. just gone. it was genius. everything from going in the sky, getting that modern twist on everything through to those iconic moments where we saw prince louis having , his cheeky, prince louis having, his cheeky, cheeky behaviour through to the late queen who came out on a couple of occasions. the queen, we know, had mobility issues . we know, had mobility issues. there was no guarantee. we actually would have seen her. i know on the build up to it, it was very much on the day to see how she was feeling. we were very, very to share that moment with her and it will be memories, i'm sure which will last all of our lifetimes . we've last all of our lifetimes. we've never seen anything like that , never seen anything like that, i'm sure actually will never i'm sure actually we will never see that again. only see like that again. only working members of the royal family on the balcony, of co

i also caught ufthe host of the daily express' is the host of the daily express . as rounds up the royal . as royal rounds up the royal must be so proud of this summer. just gone . it was genius. just gone. it was genius. everything from drones going in the sky, getting that modern on everything through to those iconic moments where. we saw prince louis having his cheeky, cheeky behaviour through to the late queen who came out on couple of occasions. the queen , couple of occasions. the queen, we know, had mobility issues . we know, had mobility issues. there was no guarantee we actually would have seen her. i know in the build up to it. it was very much on the day to see she was feeling we were very very lucky to share that moment with her and it will be memories, sure. which will last all of our lifetime. so we've never seen anything like that i'm sure actually we'll never see like that again . any working see like that again. any working members of the royal family the balcony, of course. no. harry and meghan . no. prince and meghan. no. prince andrew? no that w

back with me , top daily express back with me, top daily express columnist karen barlow, senior reporter reporter at the ie newspaper, butterworth and political commentator suzanne evans. now the live loves that the bbc announced that british licence fee payers will be funding a new series starring other than shimmying of agam, the unbeliever affably titled i'm not a monster follows the isis bride over a year as she attempts to justify her unjust , attempts to justify her unjust, definable decision to leave the uk and join the death cult in syria seven years ago, when she was aged just 15. here's a taste of what to expect from the journalist responsible. josh baker the uk government says she's a threat to national security and has stripped her of her citizenship . and so today her citizenship. and so today she's, trapped in a prison camp at the edge of the desert in syria for more than a year i've been travelling there to meet her and hear her story. for the first time she's given me what she says is her full account of everything that happened . you everything that happened. you can hea

back with me , top daily express back with me, top daily express columnist karen barlow, senior reporter reporter at the ie newspaper, butterworth and political commentator suzanne evans. now the live loves that the bbc announced that british licence fee payers will be funding a new series starring other than shimmying of agam, the unbeliever affably titled i'm not a monster follows the isis bride over a year as she attempts to justify her unjust , attempts to justify her unjust, definable decision to leave the uk and join the death cult in syria seven years ago, when she was aged just 15. here's a taste of what to expect from the journalist responsible. josh baker the uk government says she's a threat to national security and has stripped her of her citizenship . and so today her citizenship. and so today she's, trapped in a prison camp at the edge of the desert in syria for more than a year i've been travelling there to meet her and hear her story. for the first time she's given me what she says is her full account of everything that happened . you everything that happened. you can hea

let's look at the picture on the front of the daily i picture on the front of the daily express.. again, one of the things that people, i have been reading about, is that even when he made a mess of something, it was not a mess, it still looked beautiful. his mistakes are still something to marvel at. i his mistakes are still something to marvel at. ~ , ., , his mistakes are still something to marvel at. ~ , .,, ., marvel at. i think people found it so wondrous _ marvel at. i think people found it so wondrousjust _ marvel at. i think people found it so wondrous just to _ marvel at. i think people found it so wondrous just to get - marvel at. i think people found it so wondrousjust to get in - marvel at. i think people found it so wondrousjust to get in on - marvel at. i think people found it so wondrousjust to get in on all| so wondrous just to get in on all the mystery of his gameplay. they like the _ the mystery of his gameplay. they like the mischief, so that has obviously— like the mischief, so that has obviously shone through. he will be really— obviously shone through. he w

but david maddocks political editor of daily express online . that of daily express online.. this is now. if was was then. this is now. if was asked by guardian pollster by disappointed brexit, i'm afraid i'm going to say yes. is this issue back as a political issue 7 issue back as a political issue ? where do you see this going ? i ? where do you see this going? i think it is back as a political issue. and i think it's for two reasons. i think it's irrevocably tied to the coup, which happened a few weeks ago and installed rishi sunak and you know, i know rishi supported leave . told he did. yeah leave. told he did. yeah i didn't see him. no, no . i mean didn't see him. no, no. i mean i spoke to him at the time and he he put, you know, delayed career by supporting leave . he didn't by supporting leave. he didn't do much campaigning. my paper. but the people who install him are largely remainers the conservative party and the people running the treasury . the people running the treasury. the current chancellor is a remainer . he claims to have he claims to have been converted

but david maddocks political editor of daily express online . that of daily express online.. this is now. if was was then. this is now. if was asked by guardian pollster by disappointed brexit, i'm afraid i'm going to say yes. is this issue back as a political issue 7 issue back as a political issue ? where do you see this going ? i ? where do you see this going? i think it is back as a political issue. and i think it's for two reasons. i think it's irrevocably tied to the coup, which happened a few weeks ago and installed rishi sunak and you know, i know rishi supported leave . told he did. yeah leave. told he did. yeah i didn't see him. no, no . i mean didn't see him. no, no. i mean i spoke to him at the time and he he put, you know, delayed career by supporting leave . he didn't by supporting leave. he didn't do much campaigning. my paper. but the people who install him are largely remainers the conservative party and the people running the treasury . the people running the treasury. the current chancellor is a remainer . he claims to have he claims to have been converted

they're talking to, you know, three people who read the daily express, who remember the daily expresst a time when we knew the names of trade union leaders more than we knew the names. i don't think parallels. don't think there are parallels. no, don't i don't think you no, i don't i don't think you could coughlin, leader could put pat coughlin, leader of college nursing of the royal college of nursing , category union baron , in the category of union baron . do think you could put . nor do i think you could put make the category of make lynch in the category of definitely trying out for the role. but this idea that it's you know, it's them or us is ridiculous. these are nurses and health workers , postal workers , health workers, postal workers, train drivers , all of these train drivers, all of these people kept things going and all of these people have seen real ill drop in their income. and it's not just about pay. if you are working as a nurse or a paramedic, you are not able to do the job that you have gone into. not for the money, but because you care about because the health s

lord blunkett as well in the daily express over the weekend, saying similar things that these extensive waves of strike action, of course it's terrible for the government. of course it's going to damage the government, but the longer it goes on, if labour doesn't get in there and criticised unions, then it could backfire on the opposition. it's really interesting see that interesting to see that positioning watch very positioning one to watch very closely, but for now, liam halligan, thank joining halligan, thank you for joining us on the briefing us this morning on the briefing and that will certainly mixed economic picture that we're seeing but next and related early this morning the secretary of state for trade kemi badenoch is set to bring the australia and new zealand bill before parliament later today. this is all about those trade deals, of course . last month the former course. last month the former environment secretary, george eustice , called the deal eustice, called the deal a failure. it is of course, the first deal to be written from scratch after brexit. but dairy first d

let's speculate now with sam leicester, the political editor of the daily express, who me now and sam it is interesting listening to the prime minister's words at prime minister's questions and then afterwards, when we heard the prime minister's spokesman be sort of interrogated on this, they weren't much away . no, no. they weren't much away. no, no. and as you say, tom, we have quite a lengthy discussion indeed with a group of journalists after the pmqs session that try and get to the bottom of what that is talking actually meant. and there wasn't really much, much detail they could give us . but i spent the could give us. but i spent the afternoon raymond people in government to try and out government to try and find out a bit more see see where we could get on this. and actually, what we're certainly doing is looking at all options . everything's on at all options. everything's on the table . these always phrases the table. these always phrases we want to keep a few things in our pocket in case the unions continue to be so . and what that continue to be so. and what that potential

diana know, harry, forcing us to daily express leads with so hurtful reporting, the royals are , quotete, deeply upset by harry's netflix slurs. that's a exclusive by their royal correspondent , richard exclusive by their royal correspondent, richard palmer. the independent highlights the rising the independent highlights the don't forget, this is a man whose popularity pm pre making was second only to the queen herself. in this film , the herself. in this film, the couple complain about the hierarchy of the royal family. yes, guys , it's a monarchy. they yes, guys, it's a monarchy. they tend to be quite hierarchical things . i'm things. i'm

and the daily express claims that the bbc has spent over £7 million on its recent "digital rebrand".ur chat. we'll start with the i. nigel, two thirds of junior doctors trying to leave the nhs. �* . . ., ., junior doctors trying to leave the nhs. ., ., junior doctors trying to leave the nhs. according to a survey by the british medical _ nhs. according to a survey by the british medical association, - nhs. according to a survey by the i british medical association, they've been pulling 4000 doctors, so what this is showing is 65% have asked actively been researching newjobs. eight in ten say they're thinking about leaving. ijust eight in ten say they're thinking about leaving. i just think this is all down to the problems of the nhs. the people who work in it are actually fantastic. the trouble is the system is broken. ijust had a bit of a social media backlash for saying that an hour ago to you, but i think that is true. we're in a situation where 7 million people are on waiting lists. we've got 5 million people a month who can't get gp appointments. of those 3 million who do, they

good my superstar pedro back with me now, daily express columnist caroline, reporter of the i newspaperr suzanne evans. now westminster's toughest talking mp and friend of the show, the anderson, has threatened to quit the tory party if illegal immigration isn't sorted out and quickly writing in the mail on sunday, lee said if this isn't solved within the first three months of 2023, we will struggle to the red wall and my conscience will be severely tested because want to stand as a conservative candidate representing a party that will the interests of my constituents before the thousands of legal immigrants here every month and. responding to these comments yesterday , to these comments yesterday, former brexit secretary david davis admitted that british people have been taken for a ride by the government's agenda that will fail, i mean bluntly will get punished at the polls. it won't matter whether least stands the tory nothing else. he won't get elected. none of us will. but at the same time, they don't like taking intake of don't like taking big intake of her. they feel with her. ri

daily express columnist carole malone, seen here, reporter at the ai newspaper, benjamin butterworthormer brexit party mep and political comment sister belinda to lucy. so belinda, i know this is an issue that you're equally passionate about given of course you had a whole political career to on the brexit and what was the biggest pledge you made dunng the biggest pledge you made during the brexit campaign? we would take back control of our borders. that hasn't happened. is this report today and is this news from the times tonight a sign that maybe the government is starting to realise that dramatic action is needed? oh, we've heard all their plans before the before listening to the conservative moves on immigration controlling our immigration and controlling our borders. like watching a borders. it's like watching a movie pinocchio's the movie with pinocchio's and the news it's all talk. news is growing. it's all talk. father to do it . yes, but father wants to do it. yes, but so pretty. and doesn't so did pretty. and it doesn't matter because machinery of matter because the machine

daily express columnist carole malone, seen here, reporter at the ai newspaper, benjamin butterworthormer brexit party mep and political comment sister belinda to lucy. so belinda, i know this is an issue that you're equally passionate about given of course you had a whole political career to on the brexit and what was the biggest pledge you made dunng the biggest pledge you made during the brexit campaign? we would take back control of our borders. that hasn't happened. is this report today and is this news from the times tonight a sign that maybe the government is starting to realise that dramatic action is needed? oh, we've heard all their plans before the before listening to the conservative moves on immigration controlling our immigration and controlling our borders. like watching a borders. it's like watching a movie pinocchio's the movie with pinocchio's and the news it's all talk. news is growing. it's all talk. father to do it . yes, but father wants to do it. yes, but so pretty. and doesn't so did pretty. and it doesn't matter because machinery of matter because the machine

good my superstar pedro back with me now, daily express columnist caroline, reporter of the i newspaperr suzanne evans. now westminster's toughest talking mp and friend of the show, the anderson, has threatened to quit the tory party if illegal immigration isn't sorted out and quickly writing in the mail on sunday, lee said if this isn't solved within the first three months of 2023, we will struggle to the red wall and my conscience will be severely tested because want to stand as a conservative candidate representing a party that will the interests of my constituents before the thousands of legal immigrants here every month and. responding to these comments yesterday , to these comments yesterday, former brexit secretary david davis admitted that british people have been taken for a ride by the government's agenda that will fail, i mean bluntly will get punished at the polls. it won't matter whether least stands the tory nothing else. he won't get elected. none of us will. but at the same time, they don't like taking intake of don't like taking big intake of her. they feel with her. ri

rebecca, the daily express is looking at the, patronising is the remark.out this. i think everyone has spoken about this so far question mark yet, i don't know. i loved it. i washed it all in one go. and i am quite easily influence. by go. and i am quite easily influence. by the end of it i had become world weary of harry and making but by the end of it i had thought they were the big team on balance. i think it was a family drama which i'm not sure should have been played out in public. i was surprised by a lot of my errands who felt the word patronise about the section about slavery. many of my white friends. i was surprised that many of my friends who were fairly left leaning were upset about the inclusion of those points on slavery. i think it was interesting to accurately negatively affect. i can see why it's annoyed people. where we ended saveit it's annoyed people. where we ended save it first and we have people. i understand people who can be upset about that. tell understand people who can be upset about that. , ., understand people who can be ups

the daily express says patronising fury attack on queen's life work. assume that's about harry and meghan and the says, no, let's make toast, lads. they've got a there of their thing. it's harry kane into a slice of toast. it's amazing what you do photoshop. and finally, the daily star who saved the best of the last says game of two halves recognition to watch england win. and those were your front . last were your front. last hour with the front page of the telegraph jonathan yes so strikes will see 15,000 operations cancelled . so 15,000 operations cancelled. so the first national walk out of its kind will mean that patients will suffer prolonged. wait for surgery as emergency services struggled so up to 15,000 operations are set to be next week because of the first ever national strike by nurses. so this is causing a lot of disruptions and hospitals have been told to reschedule appointments as soon as possible. however 7.2 million people on waiting lists in england include, more than 400,000 already weigh it in 400,000 who already weigh it in after

, is that of the daily express, which this week came out in support the nurses who are support of theo are currently taking industrial action. by the action. we're joined by the political editor of express political editor of the express online, david maddocks, to explain why . over to you and explain why. over to you and david, why i think is a pragmatic side to this. essentially you know, when obviously supporting all the strike , we're not supporting all strike, we're not supporting all the strike workers, we're certainly not supportive of rail strikes or postal strikes and things. but in the case of a nurses prison, an enormous amount of public sympathy for them . there's a feeling that the them. there's a feeling that the wages have been kept down unfairly of last year and, of course, you know, a lot of these people were actually a genuine heroes of the pandemic. whatever we think of various parts of government policy. and so for, you know, so that's why we're sorting that . but i should say, sorting that. but i should say, you know, there's a difference between saying i should g

the daily express says patronising fury attack on queen's life work. assume that's about harry and meghan and the says, no, let's make toast, lads. they've got a there of their thing. it's harry kane into a slice of toast. it's amazing what you do photoshop. and finally, the daily star who saved the best of the last says game of two halves recognition to watch england win. and those were your front . last were your front. last hour with the front page of the telegraph jonathan yes so strikes will see 15,000 operations cancelled . so 15,000 operations cancelled. so the first national walk out of its kind will mean that patients will suffer prolonged. wait for surgery as emergency services struggled so up to 15,000 operations are set to be next week because of the first ever national strike by nurses. so this is causing a lot of disruptions and hospitals have been told to reschedule appointments as soon as possible. however 7.2 million people on waiting lists in england include, more than 400,000 already weigh it in 400,000 who already weigh it in after

on the back of actually the case. 0n the back of the daily express, we've got a mortal, world pays tributeying tribute to him in this incredible way, really sets pele apart from pretty much anybody else. it pele apart from pretty much anybody else. ., , pele apart from pretty much anybody else. . , ., , pele apart from pretty much anybody else. ., , ., , ., , , else. it really does. the attributes that we have _ else. it really does. the attributes that we have seen _ else. it really does. the attributes that we have seen so _ else. it really does. the attributes that we have seen so far— else. it really does. the attributes that we have seen so far are - that we have seen so far are incredibly, they are obviously speaking about somebody who they think is absolutely transforming the spirit. i was reading name are's and he said that before pele, football is on the export, he is elevated to something that is much, a bigger part of peoples lives in a much bigger part of presale's national identity. the fifa president has been saying that pele tried things that no other player would even dream

royals so if| your thoughts on the royals so if you could quickly take us to the front page of the daily expressaying. so what they are saying is that the do _ express assaying. so what they are saying is that the do not _ express assaying. so what they are saying is that the do not want i express assaying. so what they are saying is that the do not want to i saying is that the do not want to write print terry offjust saying is that the do not want to write print terry off just yet. there is deep unhappiness and a real split in the family and that is obvious as the netflix documentary will be coming out next week. the trailer landed just in the middle of the prince and princess of wales big trip to america i have only added tension to the brothers. but as a father to observe his two sons basically not speaking to each other, but he is still willing according to the express, still willing to give harry another chance. but i think a lot will depend on the contents of this the mockumentary and also the book that prince harry has coming out —— documentary. and that is particularly critical of the ro

and the daily express leads with a safer streets pledge from the prime minister. es after a devastating wave of murders over christmas. "have the tories given up on cutting taxes?" is the daily mail's leading story, as they go with reports that chancellorjeremy hunt has scrapped a major review of taxation. and the sun goes with "sneaky nando�*s" as their headline — this comes after reports of civil servants being handed £30 million in shop and restaurant gift cards. the telegraph leads with the government's taxpayer—funded de—radicalisation scheme, with reports that it is promoting militant bodies. welcome. welcome to you both. thanks very much for coming back and agreeing to dupe another edition of the papers —— do another edition of the papers. let's start with the financial times. we're actually going to focus on the story that has been breaking and developing over the last few hours, since we have been on air. the headline there... claire, can you kick us off?- claire, can you kick us off? yes, and as you _ claire, can you kick us off? yes, and as you pointed _

with me arejenny kleeman, journalist and broadcaster and pandora forsyth of the daily express�* royal we will be hearing from them in just a moment. let's take a look at tomorrow's front pages, starting with... the i, which says new legistation to force some industries to provide minimum levels of service during strike action could end up making strikes worse. that's according to an impact assessment by the department for transport. the independent leads with strep a. 15 children have died after catching the bacterial disease in the uk. the rising cost of living is driving more women towards sex work. that is according to an investigation by the financial times, which says the harms associated with the industry will be investigated. prince harry and meghan�*s new documentary series is on the front page of the metro, with comments from harry suggesting some members of the royalfamily don't marry for love. the documentary also leads the daily mail, which says palace insiders were particularly angry at criticism of the late queen and her commonwealth legacy. the show has created a clash

and that's why, i think this guy, this tory mp, the daily express, probably the daily express, is probablyght that they need sit down because, know, right now because, you know, right now things get things are starting to get difficult nhs in a few difficult in the nhs in a few months. they this again months. if they do this again it's to be even worse when it's going to be even worse when they feel you're a non striking nurse in touch morning nurse get in touch this morning at and why ? why are you at gb news and why? why are you doing it and can i just send the railways, the people i'm very on trains and support the use of trains and support the use of trains i'd just like to said that the people i've spoken to who support the strikes my female the most the biggest reason for them supporting the rail workers in strike is their personal safety . a passenger personal safety. a passenger they don't want to see guards being scrapped . they want people being scrapped. they want people in ticket offices. they want members , staff to be around. and members, staff to be around. and that's prevai

and i note that that story about richie's to next line and this came from the daily express, which hasm rishi sunak. what we got was one of the hacks at the express ringing number ten and saying, yeah, what about crimes? and to which the standard response was , well, we standard response was, well, we wish to make our streets safer . wish to make our streets safer. and what of course he does. but that doesn't change any kind of policy. i mean, interestingly think this comes on the back of the labour leader sir keir starmer saying that making a big deal about the fact that he wishes to crack on crime particularly anti—social behaviour reprising you like tony blair's tough crime tough on the causes of crime. in fact interesting the i do remember around that time when he came out that announcement an environment minister the environment minister the environment was announcing it was going to try to do its best to tidy up britain's rather untidy streets. and this environment minister said to me that was a problem himself. he said, what? we're to said, guess what? we're going to be crime. t

since i'm joined by david maddox , the political by david maddox, the political editor of the daily expressne now. david, your newspaper, both in print and online, you've been almost slavishly devoted to this conservative party. i'm urging your readers . these are the your readers. these are the right people to follow when your you know, your readers , many of you know, your readers, many of whom have scrimped and saved and don't really want a big star. at least i don't think they want a big state. perhaps they do. things have changed. david please answer the question . please answer the question. given given what these taxes mean for small business, small entrepreneurs , anybody, frankly entrepreneurs, anybody, frankly working facing the most extreme , ordinary rise in taxes over the course of the next six or seven years, please us from express what the point now of the conservative party actually is . well i'm actually speaking is. well i'm actually speaking to you from brexit heartland and in dagenham so know you're very familiar with the world i think you slightly missed characterise us