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not just from my panel, but the political editor of the daily express online , a of the daily expressnalist, david maddocks . to get through a busy maddocks. to get through a busy busy hour. tomorrow's sunday papers coming up. but first, my take . at ten. can you do in 15 take. at ten. can you do in 15 minutes? empty the washing and hang up your fresh . read hang up your fresh. read a couple of your favourite book watch half an episode of i met your mother. well creepy local authority bureaucrat writes would like to see your entire existence boiled down to the duration of a quarter of hour with the arrival of so—called 15 minute cities . this dystopian minute cities. this dystopian plan will see roads in some britain's most iconic towns , britain's most iconic towns, cities being blocked off with cars being restricted to certain areas, all overseen by number plate recognition cameras installed everywhere with a surveillance culture that would make pyongyang envious in some places, your car would have an allowance to drive on certain streets for a fixed number of days in the year. some

not just from my panel, but the political editor of the daily express online , a of the daily expressant journalist, david maddocks . to get through a busy maddocks. to get through a busy busy hour. tomorrow's sunday papers coming up. but first, my take . at ten. can you do in 15 take. at ten. can you do in 15 minutes? empty the washing and hang up your fresh . read hang up your fresh. read a couple of your favourite book watch half an episode of i met your mother. well creepy local authority bureaucrat writes would like to see your entire existence boiled down to the duration of a quarter of hour with the arrival of so—called 15 minute cities . this dystopian minute cities. this dystopian plan will see roads in some britain's most iconic towns , britain's most iconic towns, cities being blocked off with cars being restricted to certain areas, all overseen by number plate recognition cameras installed everywhere with a surveillance culture that would make pyongyang envious in some places, your car would have an allowance to drive on certain streets for a fixed number of days in the ye

top daily express superstar. top daily express columnist . carole malone. senior columnist.senior reporter at the ie newspaper. benjamin butterworth and the former brexit party mep and political commentator belinda him. belinda, because this is about brexit. let me start with you . the reason they want sunak you. the reason they want sunak there, i believe, is so that he can down the northern ireland. lord adonis said quite clearly that, you know get rid of boris. get rid of brexit and how right he was . just think about it. he was. just think about it. since rishi and blob have been in power , osborne has been in power, osborne has been circulating in the media more than ever. the scrapping of eu laws has been put on hold. they're more likely to kneel at the altar of the eu with the northern ireland protocol and negotiations because they've put the northern protocol bill on hold. i mean, we're being right. this was never about cake . this this was never about cake. this is always about diluting breakfast to the point that centre ms. and remainers sell off our sovereignty ag

top daily express superstar. top daily express columnist . carole malone. senior columnist.. senior reporter at the ie newspaper. benjamin butterworth and the former brexit party mep and political commentator belinda him. belinda, because this is about brexit. let me start with you . the reason they want sunak you. the reason they want sunak there, i believe, is so that he can down the northern ireland. lord adonis said quite clearly that, you know get rid of boris. get rid of brexit and how right he was . just think about it. he was. just think about it. since rishi and blob have been in power , osborne has been in power, osborne has been circulating in the media more than ever. the scrapping of eu laws has been put on hold. they're more likely to kneel at the altar of the eu with the northern ireland protocol and negotiations because they've put the northern protocol bill on hold. i mean, we're being right. this was never about cake . this this was never about cake. this is always about diluting breakfast to the point that centre ms. and remainers sell off our sovereignty

the next one, which is the daily express, says new brexit deal is best for britain. and finally the daily star has gone the dogs. what's that, lassie , you're nearly that, lassie, you're nearly extinct. and those were your front pages . anyway. francis, front pages. anyway. francis, first off, let's see what the daily mail are leading with in the front. so the daily mail, a leading the headline can sunak. so here's brexit deal. and obviously this is all about brexit and northern ireland. rishi is to hold face to face talks with the european commission president in a bid to finalise a brexit for northern ireland. and this because they want to amend some parts. the northern ireland protocol and the northern ireland protocol is the northern ireland protocol is the agreement that the uk made with the eu over brexit and it's very difficult as well. it deals the border which has caused a lot of between both sides in northern. so it's really, really that the government get this right because if they make a misstep, it could lead to return to the bad days of the seventies, in

the next one, which is the daily express, says new brexit deal is best for britain. d finally the daily star has gone the dogs. what's that, lassie , you're nearly that, lassie, you're nearly extinct. and those were your front pages . anyway. francis, front pages. anyway. francis, first off, let's see what the daily mail are leading with in the front. so the daily mail, a leading the headline can sunak. so here's brexit deal. and obviously this is all about brexit and northern ireland. rishi is to hold face to face talks with the european commission president in a bid to finalise a brexit for northern ireland. and this because they want to amend some parts. the northern ireland protocol and the northern ireland protocol is the northern ireland protocol is the agreement that the uk made with the eu over brexit and it's very difficult as well. it deals the border which has caused a lot of between both sides in northern. so it's really, really that the government get this right because if they make a misstep, it could lead to return to the bad days of the seventies, in t

the daily express. amilla forces u—turn double boot cuts row although some of us also say stuff about it that might have influenced things anyway. the daily star says not such a cunning plan, milady. finally, we're running a tartan after being told that we could just eat turnips. and that's all we have time for. thank you to my have time for. a thank you to my guest, nick tomorrow guest, don and nick tomorrow stephen the seat and stephen allen is in the seat and if you're watching this for breakfast stephen's tuned breakfast and stephen's tuned for the breakfast show after . channel good evening, team . it's 7:00. good evening, team. it's 7:00. and i'm laurence fox . boy, do i and i'm laurence fox. boy, do i have enough common complaint show for you tonight, especially as i'm still hanging on to the tale of the elephant in the room. excess deaths . firstly, room. excess deaths. firstly, i will be joined by dr. tina peers for her analysis of recent data and her opinion on how covid was handled from the st

the daily express. milla forces u—turn double boot cuts row although some of us also say stuff about it that might have influenced things anyway. the daily star says not such a cunning plan, milady. finally, we're running a tartan after being told that we could just eat turnips. and that's all we have time for. thank you to my have time for. a thank you to my guest, nick tomorrow guest, don and nick tomorrow stephen the seat and stephen allen is in the seat and if you're watching this for breakfast stephen's tuned breakfast and stephen's tuned for the breakfast show after . rishi sunak is reportedly poised to announce his new north and ireland protocol as early as monday. good morning . it's 6:00 monday. good morning. it's 6:00 on saturday. the 25th of february. this is breakfast on gb news for stephen and eddie. these are your top stories this morning. van rishi sunak is reportedly preparing to reveal his new brexit deal after downing street claimed he's got last minute concessions from brussels . cabin

the daily express. milla forces u—turn double boot cuts row although some of us also say stuff about it that might have influenced things anyway. the daily star says not such a cunning plan, milady. finally, we're running a tartan after being told that we could just eat turnips. and that's all we have time for. thank you to my have time for. a thank you to my guest, nick tomorrow guest, don and nick tomorrow stephen the seat and stephen allen is in the seat and if you're watching this for breakfast stephen's tuned breakfast and stephen's tuned for the breakfast show after . next on mark dolan tonight may mark meet guest is socialite and friend of the royals lady victoria . also tonight will victoria. also tonight will reflect on the one year anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine. a war putin be allowed to win it might take it ten. the unions want members to work shorter hours. of course they do . and in my big opinion they do. and in my big opinion as sir keir starmer announces his five point plan

soviet troops returned home from afghanistan eternal memory and glory to that hero british daily express its readers that they can resist putin and convinces them that the british army is not as weak as

soldiers. started and it is supposed to be 10 every 120 days train 1000 ukrainian soldiers, the daily express program wrote this week, considering the war in ukraine, if the necessary money is not provided to the british army, the british army will face a lack of facilities, including ammunition, many military experts say that the british army will need manpower and the facilities are in front of him and if he enters a war directly , he only has guests for a few days. mojtabi ghasemzadeh, london broadcasting news agency. thank you for your company . a lot of news about engine manufacturing these days the construction of a seventy-five-seater plane and the localization of airport equipment are heard, and the topic of the economic desk program was also dedicated to this topic. today , we invited mr. mohammadi from the civil aviation organization to be at your service regarding the ability of the country's aviation industry and how to overcome the embargo. let's talk about those who have been in this industry in these years, and after you enter into the discussion , we have prepared for you the

this is already a daily mail, the map of europe is being redrawn with blood , a quote from the daily expresspublications in the first days of the invasion, hundreds in all the world's media, and this somewhere you can even understand international experts compare the formal potential of the parties , the size of the population, the total military power, the economic losses of ukraine from the predicted war. they go to the west of the country and abroad to gas stations on highways and even in yards, there are several kilometers of traffic jams, everything looks out of place for the first time in its history , ukrainians are being accepted into the building while searches are being conducted queues for departure are being searched in all ukrainian cities, people are storming military commissars to join the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine can't sign up for territorial defense, get weapons, all the men of the center, see how everything will be, come, come, we will meet you, military commissars in the first days of the war become a center of courage and love of freedom, queue so large that i

political of the daily political editor of the daily express.ites, i'm going to come to you first. even this time, roald dahl, wonderful . the best children's wonderful. the best children's books in history, apparently no longer for children in 2023. what utter total nonsense this truly look. imagine this is a broad spectrum. they certainly remember agatha ten little bit and conrad's book you know the of the narcissus the certain words you don't yes that's no but to actually say you can't call someone fat, you've got to call someone fat, you've got to call them enormous glued across. as for mrs. trunchbull not having a horse, if well, she did have a horsey face, you can't say horsey face. what are you upsetting horses or who you either i'm. sorry. go. look, these are great. and kids. actually love it. i mean, there's a real villain this cat, mr. fox, is a complete rascal. yeah, fantastic. well, fantastic. mr. fox doesn't have three sons. he has daughters . three sons. he has daughters. well, i just. three sons. he has daughters. well, ijust. in

jets to their government now give him wings writes de ilimelli or send him all our planes writes daily express well or here is the british tabloid sun placed on the first column a photo of zelensky pressing on the hand of king charles during their audience in buckingham palace, where they chat and the headline, thank you for the tea and now give me your jets, well, just kidding , if you're serious, how tangible can help ukraine and from britain and from the states of the european union, that is, after this visit of volodymyr zelenskyi to european cities well, in the end, whether there will be wings or not, we will talk about it now , the head of the center of joint acting vice prime minister of ukraine for european integration in 2005 oleg rybachuk olezhe my greetings i congratulate you glory to the heroes what can you say about this european tour of the ukrainian president how powerful a role it can play in the context of reviewing the event of my arms supply well actually it played, and time is very important here , the most effective use of time, eh , the first visit of president zelenskyi

the daily express, quake horror, another image seen on most of the front pages where another very youngbuilding, thousands more fear did in a truly apocalyptic earthquake as their front—page. we have the telegraph, again, an image of someone being pulled out of the rubble which is just a breathtaking pulled out of the rubble which isjust a breathtaking moment, where people are found alive still. and this is the race to find people who are still trapped, desperately needing help, of course, this is where the international aid is set to be critical, the resources that are required. the financial times, thousands dead after biggest quake in 84 years shakes turkey and syria. again, people pulling others out, where everybody was hands—on and trying to help find anyone. hearing all sorts of stories and tales and testimonies of people who did survive, who were pulled out, people on their phones messaging for help, trapped under the rubble. so lots and today's papers, which are summarised on our website as well. let's get some of the day's other news. the governor of texas has announced plans t

well, i think it's obviously the british daily express coming out with a lot of stuff. threatening. gas pipeline great britain norway hmm, that is, in the words of the sands here in these, where the soft ones were very overly diplomatically seen threat to blow up the gas pipeline great britain norway, by the way, if the internet is cut off with a sea cable, everything in britain is financial. yes, finally, it’s simple and they understand it too, beginners, uh, politician, then now the prime minister of britain is rishan. he has a whole work written about what will happen if britain cuts these very underwater internet cables and e. well, and by the way, very revealing, of course, this silence about growing up about the investigation. seven. kersha at the end of the week. still, some media out there, well, we were forced to respond, because the networks disperse. thanks, again, so much to ira carlson that he did not let this story be buried. there , some american media were forced to follow him, the german media printed materials, while a number of western media either ig

to respond now, my superstar panel, top daily express columnist carole malone, senior reporter at ther, benjamin butterworth with and former brexit party mep beunda with and former brexit party mep belinda de lucy. so belinda luke, former brexit party mep. do you feel betrayed? do you feel furious? what was this about ? this has been happening about? this has been happening since 2016. we've had the established revolting against brexit since day one and since the morning they woke up and realised we voted to get out of the eu. this is an establishment that wants to stop the uk making its own laws. they want foreign interference into our domestic affairs and they want less democracy for the people because they don't trust the electorate anymore. they don't like democracy because we keep voting in the wrong way . they want high in the wrong way. they want high immigration. they don't like the nafion immigration. they don't like the nation state. they want high taxes. want super national taxes. they want super national government. the only way government. and the only way they're is to th

to respond now, my superstar panel, top daily express columnist carole malone, senior reporter at ther, benjamin butterworth with and former brexit party mep beunda with and former brexit party mep belinda de lucy. so belinda luke, former brexit party mep. do you feel betrayed? do you feel furious? what was this about ? this has been happening about? this has been happening since 2016. we've had the established revolting against brexit since day one and since the morning they woke up and realised we voted to get out of the eu. this is an establishment that wants to stop the uk making its own laws. they want foreign interference into our domestic affairs and they want less democracy for the people because they don't trust the electorate anymore. they don't like democracy because we keep voting in the wrong way . they want high in the wrong way. they want high immigration. they don't like the nafion immigration. they don't like the nation state. they want high taxes. want super national taxes. they want super national government. the only way government. and the only way they're is to th

to respond now my superstar panel top daily express columnist carole malone, senior at the ie newspaperbenjamin butterworth, and former brexit party and political commentator beunda party and political commentator belinda de lucy , karen malone. belinda de lucy, karen malone. liz truss was right. you know . liz truss was right. you know. yeah, it's you were talking about dark forces and when he was saying it but that's exactly what i was thinking at the time. and i thought, i'm being a conspiracy theorist here. this can't possibly . right, my can't possibly. right, my husband has a dog with us and i said, no, this can't be the world order thing. you're quite right. it was the way it's the run around the world. she was going to open that. when did president biden when did the president of the united states comment on one of our pages when that did my head in. that how did we did my head in. but i am glad she's but you know i am glad she's doing this now because everything that she did and that was reverse just what's happened since we've gone into recession interest rates have gone up te

to respond now my superstar panel top daily express columnist carole malone, senior at the ie newspaperbenjamin butterworth, and former brexit party and political commentator beunda party and political commentator belinda de lucy , karen malone. belinda de lucy, karen malone. liz truss was right. you know . liz truss was right. you know. yeah, it's you were talking about dark forces and when he was saying it but that's exactly what i was thinking at the time. and i thought, i'm being a conspiracy theorist here. this can't possibly . right, my can't possibly. right, my husband has a dog with us and i said, no, this can't be the world order thing. you're quite right. it was the way it's the run around the world. she was going to open that. when did president biden when did the president of the united states comment on one of our pages when that did my head in. that how did we did my head in. but i am glad she's but you know i am glad she's doing this now because everything that she did and that was reverse just what's happened since we've gone into recession interest rates have gone up te

well, let's make sense of some of these big stories now with the political editor of the daily expressster , who joins me in the lister, who joins me in the studio. sam first of all, on this cash that seemingly has been magic out of nowhere . this been magic out of nowhere. this because tax receipts are higher than were expected. yes. so in january, there's always bump in january, there's always bump in january because it is when people do their self—assessment. so you always this little spike in the amount of tax that's coming in in january. but what happened this january was that that spike was much bigger than anybody had actually. the more people doing their self—assessment and paying in and there was a £5 billion surplus, there was more collected in tax than we spent that month, which is a great thing . obviously, in the course thing. obviously, in the course of the year as you said, this £30 billion, that's official were saying we would be spending , but we haven't actually spent . so if you look at those different things and you get the low tax tories who are of quite powerful g

some of the statements coming up with regard to the uk economy — here, the daily express saying, "don'tjumpom the extend next year." something similarfrom the daily telegraph. we are hearing from the financial times, however, that interest rates might be peaking as a result of inflation picking. 0f peaking as a result of inflation picking. of course, we saw a rate rise yesterday from the bank of england. also from the bank of england. also from the bank of england. also from the ecb following the federal reserve earlier in the week on wednesday. so, do stay with us for the business news. i will be back with that in a moment. join me on twitter. i'm @vvalentinenews. i will see you soon. hello. weather change is on the way at the weekend — i'll detail in a moment. first, it's been a pretty wet 2a hours across parts of northern scotland — over 50mm of rain in places. over five hours of sunshine in the sunniest parts of kent on thursday, though much of the uk has been cloudy. some cloud, rain. we are all in the mild air at the moment. it's this that changes at the weekend. by sunday, the blue t

also daily express . tell us, also daily express. tell us, harry, are you coming to coronation? a quick decision coronation, but a quick decision is wanted on whether not they will attend the king is keen for his youngest son to be present at the historic event , his youngest son to be present at the historic event, hopes a reconciliation with himself and william can be agreed well in advance to avoid any unpleasantness but a detailed plan will ensure the couple do not overshadow the proceedings in any way . officials are in any way. officials are organising positions in westminster to avoid harry and william being pictured together. hashtag . also the daily hashtag. also the daily telegraph . i'm 100% convinced telegraph. i'm 100% convinced nicola isn't in the river again. paul ansel , the partner of paul ansel, the partner of missing mother of two. nicola bolly, has said he's going through unprecedented hell partygate inquiry stymied as witnesses told names will be given to johnson the investigation into whether johnson knowingly misled misled mps over partygate is struggling

also daily express . tell us, also daily express. tell us, harry, are you coming to coronation? a quick decision coronation, but a quick decision is wanted on whether not they will attend the king is keen for his youngest son to be present at the historic event , his youngest son to be present at the historic event, hopes a reconciliation with himself and william can be agreed well in advance to avoid any unpleasantness but a detailed plan will ensure the couple do not overshadow the proceedings in any way . officials are in any way. officials are organising positions in westminster to avoid harry and william being pictured together. hashtag . also the daily hashtag. also the daily telegraph . i'm 100% convinced telegraph. i'm 100% convinced nicola isn't in the river again. paul ansel , the partner of paul ansel, the partner of missing mother of two. nicola bolly, has said he's going through unprecedented hell partygate inquiry stymied as witnesses told names will be given to johnson the investigation into whether johnson knowingly misled misled mps over partygate is struggling

my guest, though, here with me, political editor of the daily express, sam lister . ess, sam lister. good to see sam and broadcaster and lawyer andrew abel. and sam , your story andrew abel. and sam, your story on the front page of the express today. families facing the biggest council tax rise as britons fear being priced out of life. what's this about? yeah we found research from the accounts council's network. they've gone through the budget documents of councils across the country . councils across the country. it's the biggest councils, the one.the it's the biggest councils, the one. the ones that are responsible for social care. and those councils have the power to put up your bills by at 4.99. we don't having to kind of go to the local people, three quarters have decided to do that . the have decided to do that. the information is not complete early, although some councils haven't declared yet. but of the ones that have declared, three and four are going to put up bills by essentially 5. huge budget people at a time of cost of living, crisis. it's about £100 on

i'm saying i imagine this will be featuring in column in the daily express tomorrow.ving the church of england a rocket? i've kind of responded already because i would say it kind of came on wednesday. so i was really upset about it. believe that the about it. i believe that the thinking of this is an aberration in thinking of changing the lord's. it's you know, we know that the church of england, we know that the congregation are dwindling by the if they think the second. and if they think this bring more in, this is going to bring more in, they're really kidding themselves. insulting to themselves. this is insulting to traditionalists for a start. i don't it's going to don't think it's ever going to get through on a vote with the synod. i think they're going to throw it out. they throw it out. how are they doing? i it's a handful doing? i suspect it's a handful of who are to be of vicars who are trying to be inclusive in fact, they're inclusive when in fact, they're to please a minority and are upsetting the majority in doing . this will drive people away . . this w

well, in my opinion, obviously the british daily express go out with a big material.line great britain norway hmm , that is, in the words of the sands here in these, where the soft ones are very overly diplomatically seen as a threat to blow up the gas pipeline, great britain norway by the way, if the internet is cut off financially with a marine cable. yes, and they understand this too, beginners, uh, politician, then now the prime minister of britain is rishan. he has a whole work written about what will happen if britain cuts these very underwater internet cables and e. well, and, by the way, it is very revealing, of course, this silence about grew about the investigation. seven. kersha at the end of the week. still, some media there, well, were forced to react, because they disperse across networks. thanks, again, so much to ira carlson that he did not let this story be buried. there , some american media were forced to follow him, the german media printed materials, while a number of western media either ignored it altogether or immediately started by exposing bl

daily express columnist rob malone is senior reporter for the i newspaper. and political of belinda's lucy . now following last week's lucy. now following last week's decision to bar shamima begum from returning to the uk , the from returning to the uk, the government's terrorism watchdog calling for the isis sympathisers return. in a speech , king's college, london , , king's college, london, jonathan hawke is expected to argue that banning begum from returning could see britain falling out of step with allies such as the us, who have accepted the return of isis. women and the children, while also raising the risk of possible exploitation by the former threat by extremists in syria in camps. a mailonline columnist, peter. in his latest column, hitchens argues that by depriving begum of a trial in britain, she could slip into the uk on a migrant. britain, she could slip into the uk on a migrant . while think uk on a migrant. while think fagan's decision to join the death cult was the idiotic decision of a 15 year old. don't forget, it was the same shamima re

families daily express . i'm this has been daily express.ed by some as a test of your leadership i.e. planning to have a vote on this deal. your leadership i.e. planning to have a vote on this deal . and if have a vote on this deal. and if so, how tough you prepared to be on boris johnson and members of the eu if they decide to oppose it? i wonder if i could just. president von der leyen a question . can you explain to us question. can you explain to us why rishi sunak's been able to negotiate concessions when he's predecessors weren't able to thank you . so yes, parliament thank you. so yes, parliament will have a vote at the appropriate time and that vote will be respected. but as i earlier, i think it's important that we give everyone time and the space they need to consider the space they need to consider the of the framework that the detail of the framework that we've announced today because it is in nature. and is comprehensive in nature. and that time people that will take time for people to digest . that will take time for people to

daily express columnist rob malone is senior reporter for the i newspaper. political of belinda's lucy . now following last week's lucy. now following last week's decision to bar shamima begum from returning to the uk , the from returning to the uk, the government's terrorism watchdog calling for the isis sympathisers return. in a speech , king's college, london , , king's college, london, jonathan hawke is expected to argue that banning begum from returning could see britain falling out of step with allies such as the us, who have accepted the return of isis. women and the children, while also raising the risk of possible exploitation by the former threat by extremists in syria in camps. a mailonline columnist, peter. in his latest column, hitchens argues that by depriving begum of a trial in britain, she could slip into the uk on a migrant. britain, she could slip into the uk on a migrant . while think uk on a migrant. while think fagan's decision to join the death cult was the idiotic decision of a 15 year old. don't forget, it was the same shamima repent

it's so roger, let's have look here at the daily express.re they going with continuing really a theme ? with continuing really a theme? well, it's exactly the same thing, which of course because it's the big news of the day and so it should be wishes the pedal power you christmas of power for you christmas of wheels. more wheels. yeah this is more interesting than interesting because rather than just the princess just the picture of the princess the words they got the prince and ifs the words they got the prince and it's like and princess of like it's like it's some sort of video game and they look so in love. they look so happy . she outperformed him, so happy. she outperformed him, apparently. really good for her. but getting back to this , this but getting back to this, this seems to be more about the positive response that's been received in the business community. do you think will actually make much of a difference? roger well, it's specifically about northern ireland. it so , yes, undoubtedly ireland. it so, yes, undoubtedly will make

soviet troops returned home from afghanistan eternal memory and glory to that hero british daily express convinces its readers that they can resist putin and convinces them that the british army is not as weak as many people think, and in principle, it can lead, in general, everything russian resistance ursula vonderlein urged to respect the dreams of ukraine a barrel urged european countries to transfer to ukraine tanks gathering dust in warehouses, probably, in tribute to kvichka, ukrainian wheat was sent not to poor african countries, but to spain to feed pigs about this. force columnist express michael koch just spain paid more. that's all , russian foreign minister sergei lavrov spoke in the state duma today. it seems that fundamental changes await us in the updated foreign policy concept. look unquestioningly, the rest of the collective west obeyed them seek to impose their dictate on world affairs at any cost in order to further control the development of external conditions. to control the external conditions of the development of all mankind for the sake of their own dominance i

so the lockdown will tax cuts with the conservatives and next general election maybe you of the daily express because the tories do love a tax cut, that's for sure . but i cut, that's for sure. but i don't think you can talk about the financial impact of covid and the war. without mentioning financial impact of brexit, which is dwarfed by both of those things. well, we have more between nigel farage and john bercow about about that on our show . i'm not sure the bercow about about that on our show. i'm not sure the timings wrong that actually because the country in gdp was growing right. the through beating germany and italy and everywhere it's only the last year. therefore if you look at the timeline, it's actually the lockdown of the world for covid for two years that's been the big impact, not brexit as we all just say, below russia . to think just say, below russia. to think now sanctioned . we're still now sanctioned. we're still below just. it's not to do with brexit. i mean, we all know it's not to do quite the same, but jobs are going to be hurt once again today. another time when you

there's even uh, the daily express drew a picture appeal.t is asked how both planes are, by the way, the ufo story is now being used very actively as a basis. why can't we give up the plane, we need to shoot down you know, i said so, but what do i mean, uh, there should be no illusions in the nato countries that this will definitely be an attack against russia against the russian armed forces, for this you need some kind of special statement. i think that in general, by the way, we skimp on this very much, as often as possible at different levels, directly through the heads of all these western figures, turn to europeans, to the european people, to western american leaders, people, so that they explain where all these adventurers are pushing them, so that they understand it understand in my opinion. we now have to hand over videos in all european languages ​​that explain, uh, and on the internet . no , they carefully avoid in all these newspapers even avoid discussion. and where will the planes take off to bomb russian weapons and other topi

front page of daily express. gerry page of the daily express.what do you feel that there's a boris tax ? well it doesn't go boris tax? well it doesn't go away . no, he doesn't go away. away. no, he doesn't go away. he's like , no, i was ready to he's like, no, i was ready to say that. but i smell it a little good. i mean , you know, little good. i mean, you know, he's always that he's like katie . he has to live in the media. he has to be there. he has to be moment. he has to be talked about. look, one thing about margaret thatcher, i knew her very well. didn't always very well. we didn't always agree when she had tax , agree is that when she had tax, she it . now fund them at she funded it. now fund them at the moment . yeah. so these are the moment. yeah. so these are just empty words. he believes the empty words because he's desperate become the true desperate to become the true churchillian leader , fate has churchillian leader, fate has decreed for he wants to come back , but he ain't coming back. back, but he ain't coming back. you're not

at the clarence house reception today daily express alsolking about in just a moment. let them eat turnips is the headline in the daily mirror as. the newspaper, i think quite unfairly fun at trace coffee , who spot ridicule, trace coffee, who spot ridicule, according to them by telling people to eat turnips, combat the fruit and vegetable shortage for the media. now with tonight's superstore panel, political commentator dominique samuel was top tory shaun bailey and the author and broadcaster amy nicholl. now as i just mentioned, the rewriting roald dahps mentioned, the rewriting roald dahl's classic children's books by woke sensitivity readers has divided lauded grown ups around the world. this week, forcing the world. this week, forcing the publisher of puffin the week publisher puffin, by the way , publisher puffin, by the way, pathetic publisher puffin to defend their decision by insisting they have a significant responsibility to protect young readers , and that protect young readers, and that the hundreds of changes were minimal. no,

at the clarence house reception today daily express alsoing about in just a moment. let them eat turnips is the headline in the daily mirror as. the newspaper, i think quite unfairly fun at trace coffee , who spot ridicule, trace coffee, who spot ridicule, according to them by telling people to eat turnips, combat the fruit and vegetable shortage for the media. now with tonight's superstore panel, political commentator dominique samuel was top tory shaun bailey and the author and broadcaster amy nicholl. now as i just mentioned, the rewriting roald dahps mentioned, the rewriting roald dahl's classic children's books by woke sensitivity readers has divided lauded grown ups around the world. this week, forcing the world. this week, forcing the publisher of puffin the week publisher puffin, by the way , publisher puffin, by the way, pathetic publisher puffin to defend their decision by insisting they have a significant responsibility to protect young readers , and that protect young readers, and that the hundreds of changes were minimal. no, t

sports culture politics eight presenters of express journalists experts opinion leaders in real time about the most current events through the prism of war dailyhor's projects most express information day of the espresso tv channel continues despite the second air alert, it is about the possibility of a massive missile strike from the russian federation, we are working we are working from cover to inform you dear tv viewers about the most important events in the studio are working in the bunker khrystynoyatskiv and antin vorkovskiy we call on you to take care of your own safety stay in the shelter of the air defense system especially since a massive missile strike was carried out today, again aimed at our energy infrastructure, the critical infrastructure of the air defense forces was destroyed 61 the enemy target of the russian occupiers during a massive missile attack reports this from the air force command from the air - the enemy attacked with eight by strategic bombers here, 95 mms launched kha-101 and kha-55 missiles from the caspian sea and volgo-don regions from ships in the black sea , with sea-based cruise missiles of the caliber typ

northern ireland protocol bill and the daily express warns supermarkets rationing of fruit and veg willorth africa prevented supply lines. if it's now panel back now. top daily mail column asked amanda patel, the england football agent and social commentator matt le tiss, and the author and journalist rebecca reid . now, journalist rebecca reid. now, yesterday, the police confirmed , they had discovered the body of nicola bulley bringing a tragic end to one of the most high profile investigations in recent times . in a statement recent times. in a statement written by nicholas family, they exposed the shocking and intrusive behaviour of certain sections of the media. tried last night to take in what have been told in the day , only to been told in the day, only to have sky news and itv making contact with those dying regularly when we expressly for privacy . it is shameful they privacy. it is shameful they have acted in this way. privacy. it is shameful they have acted in this way . leave us have acted in this way. leave us alone now . now news had already alone now. now news had alread

northern ireland protocol bill and the daily express warns supermarkets rationing of fruit and veg willorth africa prevented supply lines. if it's now panel back now. top daily mail column asked amanda patel, the england football agent and social commentator matt le tiss, and the author and journalist rebecca reid . now, journalist rebecca reid. now, yesterday, the police confirmed , they had discovered the body of nicola bulley bringing a tragic end to one of the most high profile investigations in recent times . in a statement recent times. in a statement written by nicholas family, they exposed the shocking and intrusive behaviour of certain sections of the media. tried last night to take in what have been told in the day , only to been told in the day, only to have sky news and itv making contact with those dying regularly when we expressly for privacy . it is shameful they privacy. it is shameful they have acted in this way. privacy. it is shameful they have acted in this way . leave us have acted in this way. leave us alone now . now news had already alone now. now news had alread

the one in the corner, the daily express leads with business hailing russia's brexit, saying in a jointerestimated . express do you underestimated. express do you love them? don't they ? and on love them? don't they? and on the front page of the independ and sunak tells a dupe , take it and sunak tells a dupe, take it or leave it. i won't change my brexit deal write to. meanwhile the daily mail leads the arrest of a runaway constance marten and her lover who have been found after a long manhunt. the manhunt crucially without their newborn baby. it's just such a sad story, isn't it? police say they fear the infant has come to harm . and meanwhile , a snap of harm. and meanwhile, a snap of the beaming princess of wales cycling on a bike . i'll tell you cycling on a bike. i'll tell you what, that's all about in our media buzz coming up. now the daily mirror , an exclusive on, daily mirror, an exclusive on, the medical miracle of a single dad who, after losing all four limbs in accident, seven years ago, is finally able to hold his twin daughters again after a double hand trance plant . an

the daily express asking whether the of the union is safe now. sturgeon has gone.ver they are splashing on other story which is dominated national attention . dominated national attention. the very disturbing case the missing mother nicola bully who was said to be high risk by police as she suffered with alcohol problems. and the mystery on this is deepening by the day. the daily mirror leads with missing mum nicola. it says nicola's turmoil with police telling of her struggle with menopause and alcohol issues and it separately covers really death of the hollywood icon and sixties sex symbol raquel welch, who died aged 82 this morning after a brief illness . the times after a brief illness. the times what it has a throwback snap there, doesn't it, of. well, she's remembered for starring in fantastic voyage and 1 million years bc, but it sticks the boot into scottish independence by calling sturgeon's resignation a huge boost to unionism . the guardian cites unionism. the guardian cites complaint that she quit, because of the brutality of politics, i will just remin

nick, the bully, fell into the river back on the 27th of january and the daily express leads with the we can stand up to poussin as his evil invasion of ukraine approaches its first anniversary with claims uk equipped to lead the response if attacks any nato ally by super panel. the response if attacks any nato ally by super panel . back to the ally by super panel. back to the we now top daily mail columnist amanda patel, soap legend and social commentator lawson and the authorjournalist rebecca the author journalist rebecca reid . now, after being called reid. now, after being called out for liberal bias by their own chairman, richard sharpe in december, the bbc has announced plans to break up the woke in their comedy shows. julian mckenzie , who was last year mckenzie, who was last year appointed comedy and entertainment commissioning editor for radio four, said she keen to sign up comics from under represented backgrounds heading right out of experience. but right the perspective sorry matters . humour shouldn't just matters. humour shouldn't just come from one political viewpoint.

lots of front pages in daily express on this absolutely horrifying story that's captivating the nationf two, nicola bailey fears somebody has her as an intensive search approaches its six day. they vowed to stop looking for their daughter and i just pray i pray nicola is out there and is okay. pray nicola is out there and is okay . the pray nicola is out there and is okay. the daily mirror is demanding after the tragic death of four year old alice stones. alice, in another horrific story attacked by killer dog less than two weeks after 28 year old natasha johnston mauled by several dogs while on a walk with the paper asking when someone care enough to act and the terrible thing i think in this case is that it was the family packed . so shocking the family packed. so shocking the devils move to suffolk. daily star splashes with the story that 70 people living around the supermarket town on the east coast now identify as satanists . the daily telegraph leads with the headline that the raf's diversity drive against 160 white men in its efforts meet an aspirational target. the daily mail l

nick, the bully, fell into the river back on the 27th of january and the daily express leads with the we can stand up to poussin as his evil invasion of ukraine approaches its first anniversary with claims uk equipped to lead the response if attacks any nato ally by super panel. the response if attacks any nato ally by super panel . back to the ally by super panel. back to the we now top daily mail columnist amanda patel, soap legend and social commentator lawson and the authorjournalist rebecca the author journalist rebecca reid . now, after being called reid. now, after being called out for liberal bias by their own chairman, richard sharpe in december, the bbc has announced plans to break up the woke in their comedy shows. julian mckenzie , who was last year mckenzie, who was last year appointed comedy and entertainment commissioning editor for radio four, said she keen to sign up comics from under represented backgrounds heading right out of experience. but right the perspective sorry matters . humour shouldn't just matters. humour shouldn't just come from one political viewpoint.

mother of two, nicole pooley after she vanished on friday morning the daily express reports that theree in food prices as cash strapped families face the steepest increase in grocery shopping costs since records began . more costs since records began. more in the media whilst out with . in the media whilst outwith. tonight's superstar panel , top tonight's superstar panel, top daily mail columnist amanda patel , the conservative patel, the conservative commentator, the reverend calvin robinson and the author and journalist rebecca reid. now the snp and scheming sturgeon are still from this car crash interview during which the fumbling first minister admitted the transwomen will be treated differently to biological women . you know, real women, after all. my question is are all trans women women they haven't answered that question. well that's not the point that we're deaung that's not the point that we're dealing with. the question about trans women are women in the present contain . there is no present contain. there is no automatic rate a trans woman or context where a trans is not a

the daily express asking whether the of the union is safe now. sturgeon has gone.ver they are splashing on other story which is dominated national attention . dominated national attention. the very disturbing case the missing mother nicola bully who was said to be high risk by police as she suffered with alcohol problems. and the mystery on this is deepening by the day. the daily mirror leads with missing mum nicola. it says nicola's turmoil with police telling of her struggle with menopause and alcohol issues and it separately covers really death of the hollywood icon and sixties sex symbol raquel welch, who died aged 82 this morning after a brief illness . the times after a brief illness. the times what it has a throwback snap there, doesn't it, of. well, she's remembered for starring in fantastic voyage and 1 million years bc, but it sticks the boot into scottish independence by calling sturgeon's resignation a huge boost to unionism . the guardian cites unionism. the guardian cites complaint that she quit, because of the brutality of politics, i will just remin

lots of front pages in daily express on this absolutely horrifying story that's captivating the nationf two, nicola bailey fears somebody has her as an intensive search approaches its six day. they vowed to stop looking for their daughter and i just pray i pray nicola is out there and is okay. pray nicola is out there and is okay . the pray nicola is out there and is okay. the daily mirror is demanding after the tragic death of four year old alice stones. alice, in another horrific story attacked by killer dog less than two weeks after 28 year old natasha johnston mauled by several dogs while on a walk with the paper asking when someone care enough to act and the terrible thing i think in this case is that it was the family packed . so shocking the family packed. so shocking the devils move to suffolk. daily star splashes with the story that 70 people living around the supermarket town on the east coast now identify as satanists . the daily telegraph leads with the headline that the raf's diversity drive against 160 white men in its efforts meet an aspirational target. the daily mail l

we're joined again in studio by daily express columnist carole malone. as one of them.nts malone, is spot on with comments this morning. that was to the group. so i just wanted to read that out well but been looking at the nicola bowley case. yeah. this isn't this is taken really interesting turn in the last 24 us. nicola believes upon a guy called paul and so had a report that he's now saying that it doesn't think she went into the river and is he's asking the police to look elsewhere. now he's not the first one to say that. i had a i had a chat with peter holding the guy who was the expert he's the the diving expert who he's the best in his field and his equipment can he can spot a twig on a riverbed. and he said she not in that river and he couldn't why police kept on saying she was he said you know they need to be looking he's doing a big interview in one of the papers today and he's saying that they have to start searching the foetus. and what i thought was really interesting on heard the police on friday, i heard the police chief of police chiefs chief of the poli