let's stay with the daily mail. that front—page main story, banks abandon the high street.is has found. this is about how four years banks pledged to customers that they would not close branches, they would be your local friend, your community, the last bank in your small market town and now they are closing on mars, because people are doing so much online banking that it is decimating, more than decimating, the footfall in the high street banks. their arguments are that we can save money if we close them. if you can imagine the daily mail reader in a small town, i need this community, i need my bank open, i have elderly relatives who don't use online banking. and you sometimes need to go to your bank. i went there to ask about money from abroad. you cannot always assume everything is on the internet. this is an important story because a lot of elderly people will be extremely worried by this. for some people, elderly people don't always know how to do online banking and it is a day out for them, so if you have about ten miles away... post offices were supposed to be the ce

that is the line that we took from the daily mail. that is the real concern, the daily mail.l concern, isn't it? it begins with a, with a great motive to eliminate diseases, that you have just mentioned, like multiple sclerosis or other diseases, but it could go the wrong way. these innovations have a real impact on people ‘s lives. a lot of people don't know that they had inherited disease. and their children might get it. it causes some people to say that they will not have children, or to bring a child into the world with the disease. we are a long way away from a designer baby. and this would be illegal in some countries, but this isa illegal in some countries, but this is a major breakthrough, and needs to be looked at closely. let's move to be looked at closely. let's move to the gulf news. anybody who has been approached about a newjob may been approached about a newjob may be hearing about more money, but this is in another league. yes, this is amazing, this is about neymar. he is amazing, this is about neymar. he isa is amazing, this is about neymar. he is a fantasti

an investigation carried out by the daily mail.ce, the right tens of thousands of older people who are at risk. up to 70,000 vulnerable elderly people at risk. fourin vulnerable elderly people at risk. four in ten not fit for purpose, k holmes. a few billion pounds is the whole in these services. —— care homes. we have projects which will cost up to $70 billion. a few billions could be put into helping the elderly who need it the most. there is responsibility for politicians across the board. we can fix these problems. the money is there somewhere and you need to prioritise it. but if you help the economy and trade then you would be able to do this... there was a plan to solve these financial problems, pa rt to solve these financial problems, part of the reason may‘s election campaign. it did not go down very well. people that did not have expensive homes contribute more to healthcare. this is very much a financial issue. we have seen it consistently in recent weeks. basically some do not want to provide these services to local aut

the daily mail says hope is fading for the seven—year—old boy missing following the attack in barcelonay express leads with the same story — it says the boy's injured british mother is desperately searching for her son. the telegraph also covers the barcelona attack, but focuses on plans to crack down on car and van rentals in its aftermath. obviously barcelona still featuring heavily in the front pages. it is a difficult one because there are so many developments. can you get it all in? there is very little about america. very little trump. it is barcelona. the sunday times has gone with the queen wearing a devastating pink outfit. millennial pink. white background she is smiling. she will not be standing down and allowing prince charles to take over. she said when she took the throne she would stick to the job. we have seen a lot more of prince charles and less of the queen. and the duke of edinburgh. we are seeing more of william and kate. there has been a shift in the royal family tee we have very little threshold for longevity in the current era. we like to think there is a soap op

that sounds fine, except it says in the daily mail, last night mps and campaign groups hit out at theying that these proposals were utterly bonkers. do you have some sympathy with that? i am about as police sceptic as you get in the political mainstream. i ran big brother watch for a couple of years, i think our police force is covered up a paedophile ring in south yorkshire, they behaved disgracefully over things like hillsboro, i am very police sceptic. this is not really a story in my view and people who have attacked it had done so on the basis that they were asked to give a quote that they were asked to give a quote that they were asked to give a quote that they then gave without really thinking about what the story men. for me, this is a story about the police saying if you're able to expect the situation over the phone, we will take it over the phone and if you're not able to do that, we will come and see you. if you phone up and say, i speak english, iam middle if you phone up and say, i speak english, i am middle class and middle aged i appear to be being stabbed in the face,

the daily mail suggests coffee, so i say, maybe an espresso martini... wine and copy...hat you need, booze and copy, that's what we're telling you, i'm not technically a doctor(!). we all need some good news from time to time, but i am conscious that in a couple of days there will be a story telling us the exact opposite. so, let's hold onto this one for as long as we can and believe it! people are fairly confused. good of you to come in. lovely to see you. that is it from the papers tonight, you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. all there for you seven days a week will stop if you seven days a week will stop if you miss the programme, any even in, you miss the programme, any even in, you can watch it again on bbc iplayer. thanks again to my guests and goodbye. prospects for the rest of the week to remain fairly mixed, nice enough, the sun is out. this is the seal in wales now, pushing north, heavy bursts of rain out there at the moment, they will become increasingly confined to northern england, southern and eastern scotland, rumbles

the daily mail... 0k, posh school? lets do nurseries now. the daily mail...or a while — nurseries are facing a huge number of issues, and they had basic things like rising rent, and on top of that, they have the rise in wages they are paying because of what the government calls the national living wage, and then on top of that, the government says, you've got to provide an extra 30 hours a week, so they have raised the number of hours they have raised the number of hours they have raised the number of hours they have to provide, and of course, actually, councils don't pay enough to cover that cost. we know it is expensive for parents to use these. if you then take a whole load at the market, its problematic. it is almost as if it was done on behalf of. it was a great vote grabber, but it shows that a lot of politicians don't think things through very well, and this knock—on effect, which could knock out a few nurseries, it will create more pressure and make the problem worse. it drives up the cost of the other hours, because if they are providing 30 hours wer

the daily mail suggests many holidaymakers from britain might be caught up in the attack. ograph is featured in the daily telegraph, which would suggest the death toll of flirting is likely to rise. the times' headline is evil strikes again as barcelona is among the other cities targeted by terrorists. finally the sun that uses strong language towards the attackers, who so—called islamic state has claimed as their own. —— the death toll of 13 is likely to rise. we will begin with the daily mirror which has an immensely striking image of this famous, beautiful white boulevard which runs from place de catalunya all the way down to the christopher columbus seafront, and if you have been you will have walked along las ramblas. it is one of, if not the thing to do when you arrive in barcelona, normally it is the first thing they do, head for the wide street usually packed with tourists, with street performers and stalls on each side. there is a lovely market where you can pick up fresh food for a picnic. it really is like the heart of the barcelona tourist seen. and to see it li

meanwhile, the daily mail rides that prince charles has seen a drop of his popularity ratings in theh anniversary of princess diana's death. and the times says children are being exposed to an increase in gambling adverts as backing websites push the new customers. and the guardian says that the crown prosecution service ‘s needs to crack down on social media and hate crimes making them are serious as offences carried out face—to—face. that was appalled poster of the front pages. we will staff of our chart, good morning, not morning, good evening. laughter morning soon. let staff at the times, fascinating new link in the times, fascinating new link in the barcelona attacks, being made with brussels. they say that this man, who got blown up in the explosion happened at london 25 miles away from barcelona was involved with the brussels bombings, was possibly also involved with french terror attacks because a p pa re ntly french terror attacks because apparently he'd been to france often. the car that was involved in the terror attack had been in france only a few weeks ago. and, it see

tomorrow‘s front pages, starting with the daily mail, which leads with the daily mail, which leads with rights of their volunteers by making them where gay pride badges. the daily express was that millions of holidaymakers heading to europe —based big delays due to passport checks. the telegraph headlines claims from the prime minister format a nick timothy who says the conservatives lost their majority because the party abandoned theresa may‘s promise of change. the guardian carries an interview with one of the medical team who treated charlie gard, who blames politicians and religious leaders with interfering in his case. the sun had lined prince harry‘s visit to africa with his partner where they will celebrate her 36th birthday. and the times headlines mo farah‘s triumph in the 10,000 metres, it also warns of threats to holidaymakers travelling to spain where anarchists accused the travel industry of destroying barcelona and the balearic islands. let‘s begin the paper review, what shall we start with, mo farah? it‘s kind of the big story of the night. i don‘t know if you saw the rac

a word about the daily mail front page. this is not the only paper to cover this.sands of lives. after new look at a health story and you are sceptical that this one does seem to have a lot of substance. a report publicised today in barcelona at a big health conference. looking at what few details i have seen, it is as you say a very big report, four years long, 10,000 patients. each of whom had

juste: steve bannon has spoken to the daily mail in the wake of this controversial issue.in telling the daily mail that the article was a positive for the white house and the slow down the media's momentum and covering president trump's remarks about the weekend violence in virginia. he says the remarks drew fire away and change the narrative. there is nothing that cannot be spun positively in steve bannon's world, is there? craig: he is a master at it. he is half right and half wrong. it is helpful to donald trump to have steve bannon who a lot of people -- former publisher of breitbart news, has fought to be a channeler of that so-called alt-right coming out and saying that the white supremacist was quote a collection of clowns. that is useful to trump. what is less useful is what else he said that is of more interest to our viewers which is that he is continuing to be at war with , someohn, steve mnuchin of the goldman sachs lobbyists around town. right now, trump needs to circle the wagons and show the world his white house is unified and standing with him. been in's r

let's look at the daily mail with oui’ let's look at the daily mail with our last couple of minutes,ing machines, which is being abandoned because the treasury are worried about the tax they won't get in because of it but this is a problem for people addicted to gambling. these are described as the crack cocaine of gambling. there's been a huge campaign to stop them being in betting shops. it looks like the government have done a u—turn or have taken the side of betting shops. they contribute £400 million to the extractor every year and they feel they can't do without that cash. but it is a massive source of contention. the labour party have ta ken source of contention. the labour party have taken it up as a big issue, saying that we are going to get on top of gambling and we have to crack down on it. the line is gamblers can waste £100 every 20 seconds on this machine so it's alarming. the death of foreign languages as schools drop french and german, did you do french and german? i did and all my worst grades were in languages. i still thought they were worth doing. 0ne of the reaso

the daily mail highlights the case of a five—year—old christian, of a five—year—old christian girl, whoslim foster carers. that is some of our front pages. let's kick—off. we start with the telegraph. it has all been about brexit today, it is round three of the talks and britain is not happy with michel barnier. the talks and britain is not happy with michel barnierlj the talks and britain is not happy with michel barnier. i don't think this has descended into a slanging match, it started off a slanging match, it started off a slanging match, remember boris telling them they could whistle for money and michel barnier, who strikes me as being a very urbane, great example of somebody who is calm under pressure, he said the only sound i can hear is the ticking clock. we don't seem to be getting anywhere any fast —— very fast command to have yet another slanging match, there is also tough words being used, such small print on the front of the telegraph i have to put on my glasses. a senior source in britain says michel barnier‘s attack is inconsistent, illjudged, ill considered and unhelpfu

the daily mail, also reports on the new study which claims thousands of lives could be saved thanks to new heart drug hailed as the biggest breakthrough since statins. the times claims that a young christian child was taken from her family and allegedly forced to live with foster carers where she was encouraged to learn arabic. we will begin with that story from the times. tell us what has been claimed. it is a very interesting story. controversial for many reasons. controversial for what tower hamlets is being accused of and for the times itself. it is an exclusive written by a fantastic journalist with a reputation for getting big scoops. there is a part of me that thinks there is more to this story than meets the eye. i suspect this is the beginning of a number of stories on fostering children. this fight here old little girl, you can see her on the front page, pixelated, has been placed into foster care, ta ken page, pixelated, has been placed into foster care, taken away from her mother, and pay for them was on family. —— five—year—old. they don't speak english all the time at hom

. >>> before we go, a big congratulations to jesse palmer, he's going to be the new host of daily mailer 18th. >> so happy for him, i think they found the right man to quarterback their team. >>> and our first look at jessica chastain in "molly's game". >> they were going all-in, all the time. >> thank you, molly. >> based on a true story, jessica runs high-stakes card games for "a"-list celebrities. >> first buy-in, $250,000. >> that's going to make noise. >>> aaron sorkin makes his direct directorial debut. and molly gets caught up in the glamorous life, until she gets indicted by the fbi. >> why are you in this alone? now at eightthose who spread violence in the name of bigotry strike at the very core of america.president trump with a belated criticism of white racists after a woman is run down by a reported nazi sympathizer.whooshthe controversy is rippling through the bay area: what happened when a bay area man was identified as one of the people at attending the violent rally in virginia. whooshgunfire on the interstate ... the latest freeway shooting leaves a driver critically i

the daily mail says mps could review plans to restore big ben after claims that some weren't aware thewould be silenced for four years. beginning with the guardian, the plan for eu negotiations to ensure that frictionless trade continues? yes, i have a feeling that the expression frictionless trade is now going to enter the lexicon as yet another of the racks at expressions we have come to know and love —— brexit. i think that's perhaps david davis is aiming for the expression, friction—light —— david davies. so the papers are talking about the transition between the existing customs union arrangements and what the post brexit trade deal will look like. this is a negative headline but the text is a bit more positive. business leaders have said it is a critical first step. nonetheless, business leaders have said it is a criticalfirst step. nonetheless, i think that the government are clearly going to have their work cut out if they want to avoid further negative comment. it is quite difficult, what their proposal is. at first reading, it does sound like a tautology. they are essentially

and the daily mail claims one third of nurseries fear going bust because of the government's new childcareth the story that has been raging all through the day in your paper, michael. you can't bully us, michel barnier. you think a lot of feel that way? people like john redwood in the tory party... express readers will be thinking, because he doesn't want to talk about trade yet, they are still talking about the divorce bill, and it is always about the money in any divorce, and this seems to be the massive sticking point. it is not a fair headline, because he has a mandate from the other you take —— the other eu states to negotiate. he has to do this first before we can get onto the trade deal, which was set out along. they have to talk about the border with the republic of ireland and plenty of other things too,

what we have got on page two of the daily mail is the speculation about who is manoeuvring to replace may. jacob rees mogg. i have not looked up jacob rees mogg. i have not looked up at the latest odds are on him but a p pa re ntly up at the latest odds are on him but apparently he is reportedly let slip his own secret plan to succeed mrs may and then the other more serious one interestingly is apparently chancellor philip hammond and ruth davidson are said to be poised to back a leadership of another woman, who was she? amber rudd. the home secretary. so much can happen between now and then. it is fascinating to see. what do you make of the rumour amber rudd was seen having a drink with ruth davidson? they're cosying up together. there is bound to be a leadership bid in the offing. she said she wouldn't have a snap election and she did. there was a lot of water under the bridge before october one. you have also got anna soubry writing in the mail on sunday saying if mrs may allows britain to stagger recklessly towards a hard brexit the destroyed lives of my constituents she would not

the daily mail dedicates its front page to sir bruce forsyth who has died aged 89. . the daily express also gives a full page to sir bruce. the sun called him the best—loved telly legend. the mirror alsojoins in commemorations for the entertainer dedicating seven pages in this edition to his legacy. the telegraph has a tribute but leads with the attacks in barcelona saying spanish security services have begun an extensive manhunt for the remaining killers. the times also leads with the as in spain with the news —— with the attacks in spain with the news that the police are focussing their efforts in north africa the guardian writes that terrorists had planned a bombing raid across barcelona but abandoned when they blew up a house where they we i’e when they blew up a house where they were stockpiling explosives. bruce forsyth has died at the age of 89. we of course remember him from many of his game shows. back in the day. you know, we tell our children off for watching too much telly, we we i’e off for watching too much telly, we were obviously fans of the small scr

also in the daily mail. this is a councillor in manchester city council.h e, issues of that nature. 0rdinarily if you're a liberal councillor or any councillor, you get reselected u nless councillor, you get reselected unless there's a specific reason why you shouldn't be. the local labour party have decided not to selected to standing next year ‘s elections. she claims is because of her outspoken nature, talking about the patriarch —— patriarchy. the labour party say its hub alleged poor attendance. it plays into the debate we've been having over the last week after the newcastle case where sarah champion resigned because she was saying pretty much the same thing and i've been saying. people are suspicious as to the motives of the party in deselecting has. there's no avoiding it this weekend, it's made the back pages and the inside pages of the papers. the individual story of the papers. the individual story of conor mcgregor, really is i'm sure bound to end up in a hollywood movie. i have no doubt whatsoever. weathering —— my son was wide awake at 5am, h

meanwhile, the daily mail reports 30,000 attempts to get into the uk from france this year. words are very like trump, but sinister. sinister, even for trump. it will concern people in the us as well is right around the world. the washington post have revealed that north korea has the capability of miniaturising a nuclear warhead to go on their anti—ballistic missile is. way, way ahead of expectations. the washington post quoting defence sources in america, says that is now a real possibility and we should bearin a real possibility and we should bear in mind that these missiles could apparently beat denver or chicago. so grave concern in the united states and the response from mrtrump who is united states and the response from mr trump who is at one of his golfing venues, saying that if they've continued to threaten the united states, the united states will respond with fire and fury such as the world has never seen. even for him, that is terrifying language. it does sound like that, but we have got used to it and the almost immune to his outburst. the american military have

. >>> before we go, a big congratulations to jesse palmer, he's going to be the new host of daily mailer 18th. >> so happy for him, i think they found the right man to quarterback their team. >>> and our first look at jessica chastain in "molly's game". >> they were going all-in, all the time. >> thank you, molly. >> based on a true story, jessica runs high-stakes card games for "a"-list celebrities. >> first buy-in, $250,000. >> that's going to make noise. >>> aaron sorkin makes his direct directorial debut. and molly gets caught up in the glamorous life, until she gets indicted by the fbi. >> why are you in this alone? >> i'll tell the >> "the insider" tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> number one jennifer aniston shuts down her body shamer. >> my life seems so much more dramatic and interesting than it is. >> why she's calling the tabloids bullies and how she handles the constant criticism. >> then chris pratt's teen choice awards take over. inside his first public appearance since his split from anna faris. why was miley cyrus a no share. >> unfortunately miley cyru

the daily mail says that they could reconsider the decision to stop big ben forfour years, as reconsiderder the decision to stop big ben forfour years, as some did not know that it would be silenced for that time. after many months of the government being somewhat low paid about their intentions for brexit, we are now going through a deluge of hopefully clarifying information about what we may all be dealing with over the next few years. of course, today, we have had a lot of discussion about customs unions and tomorrow we will be hopefully finding out more about how this issue of the border between northern and southern ireland will be handled after brexit. what the i will be saying is there will be no land border. we have only seen the front pages and what i found amusing about this front page is that it says, brexit blueprints, we beat them so you don't have to. laughter —— we read them. hopefully we will have more detail and tell people slightly more detail on this. that is the critical point, it looks

photograph released by the north korean regime appearing to show thousands of people rallying in the daily mail ‘scrambling' to clear the shelves of products that may have been affected. the times reports that the scandal is likely to be far bigger than has been reported. the metro has the same story, and the food standards agency's estimation that 700,000 of the dutch eggs were imported. the guardian says that people living on estate in south london say they will have to leave because the buildings have been at risk of colla pse buildings have been at risk of collapse for decades. let's start with donald trump. does not feature as much as you might expect. trump's new threat to north korea. we will see the daily mirror's look later. he is saying that the rhetoric may be has not been strong enough. but in the same statement, says we cannot rule out negotiations. we're not sure which direction he is heading. they have been all the threats flying between north korea and the united states and it is hard to see how donald trump could wrap it up further having said he wanted to bring down fire and t

the daily mail...he food standards agency saying that 21,000 eggs were affected and it turned out to be 700,000! there is a question about not least in the belgian and the netherlands where they knew about this and the warnings were not passed on, and we are discovering this because they have arrived on our shelves in greater numbers and without thought. it is hard to get too worked up about it given that there doesn't seem to be much health risk according to the food standards agency. fortunately, it is something not very desirable, but probably with no negative consequences to people eating it. i think part of it, why it is interesting, is that although this pesticide not supposed to pose a health to human health, there's an element creeping in about a cover—up which is why people are suspicious. the numbers went up from 21,000 to 700,000, they think, and people might have been eating these eggs for quite a few months. so people may be beginning to doubt whether it is more harmful than the food stand

the front page of the daily mail, the anniversary of the death of princess diana. moment daddy told ‘s mum was dead. diana. the princes moment daddy told 's mum was dead. the express and the mirror have this story from a bbc documentary that is being aired on sunday. i guess it is trying to redress the balance. prince charles came out as the bad guy in the days after and years after diana's death. but in terms of whether the infamous photo the mirror has on the front page, hours after the boys were told their mother had died they were dragged to a church service in balmoral and sat through a sermon from the minister that did not even mention their mother. there was a feeling the father possibly should not have put them through that. they have not spoken much about their father's support for them and this bbc documentary, in it they did and revealed he had been hugely supportive and obviously cares for them deeply. we saw the battle between both sides in the royal court, the diana and charles sighed, when she was alive, we are almost seeing it play out 20 years late

meanwhile, the daily mail writes that prince charles has seen a drop in his popularity rating in the0th anniversary of princess diana's death. the times says children are being exposed to an increase in gambling adverts as betting websites push for new customers. and the guardian says the crown prosecution service is to crack down on social media hate crimes, making them as serious as offences carried out face to face. that is one of the stories will be talking about in a moment. however, good evening do you both. we start off with the times. this fascinating link, the latest information on the spend terror attacks. to brussels, how is this be made? there it is an times, who is suspected. and good on the times, this is the first ever that has this on the front page. so an imam suspected of masterminding the us learn attack also travelled often to belgium, a connections to paris, and seems to have been a major, kind of, dark figure, a groomer, almost, of young men, into jihadism and terror. but they have made a number of links. what is fascinating is this a3, the audi, caught in cambr

the daily mail says hope is fading for the seven year old boy missing following the attack in barcelonapress has the same story, it says the boy's injured british mother is desperately searching for her son. the telegraph also covers the barcelona attack, but focuses on plans to crack down on car and van rentals in its aftermath. and the observer says theresa may's claim that the uk can break free of eu laws while still reaping its economic benefits is "rubbish" — according to a top legal official. that got you both giggling. that got you both gigglingi that got you both giggling. i think what the newspapers do not do enough and what my newspaper does is talk about what brexit is. it is a legal action in relation to the eu. the eu is saying, and it is very simple, that the uk is asking it to create a new tier of law in relation to it. keeping a single market creates new law, keeping citizens here under british jurisdiction law, keeping citizens here under britishjurisdiction is law, keeping citizens here under british jurisdiction is a law, keeping citizens here under britishjurisdictio

and the daily mail reports on the nhs drive to reduce the number of early deaths caused by heart diseaseh the guardian. that woman has died at a far right rally. she was at the counter rally. his republicans as well as democrats who are waiting in to tell donald trump he is not done enough. yes. i think these images of white supremacist protesters are so offensive to many across the political spectrum in america, so it is no surprise that marco rubio, who ran against donald trump, and chris christie, they have come out saying they need a stronger message from the white house and donald trump. why is there not a strong message? is one thing to condemn all extremism, but if it is a white supremacist ravi, that is the first review referred to, surely. absolutely. but not with donald trump. —— rally. he is not going to say that unless — is not there to say that. why not? because italy doesn't believe it. next he was said is fake news and they word or white supremacist. we have to say that his daughter, ivanka, has tweeted say there is no place for racism, white supremacist, and neo—nazis. wh

the daily mail claims that migrants have made 30,000 attempts to get to britain from france this year newsday is coming up at midnight. now, time for newsnight. the death divide — if you are a northerner in england

the daily mail, i was wondering where this was going to come up because did you watch the documentary is celebrating... i've not seen them because i have been away. but i have been very lucky enough to meet both diana princess of wales. 0h, enough to meet both diana princess of wales. oh, yes and what your thoughts? she was extraordinary she was different, she changed the royal family. i think she would be quite horrified to know that this very bad marriage, and it was a very bad marriage, and it was a very bad marriage, but there are millions of people in this country have had a very bad marriage, now comes tumbling out, some of it is true.” don't think she would be horrified, if you read the sunday times magazine today where he talks about how he wrote that book, she knew what she was doing and she did and i'm glad that finally these two are seeing some i'm glad that finally these two are seeing some comeuppance i'm glad that finally these two are seeing some comeuppance for what happened to that poor child. she was, again18 happened to that poor child. she was, again 18 years old.

and the daily mail reports on an nhs battle to tackle early deaths caused by heart disease.and what has been happening in charlottesville. what has been happening in cha rlottesville. tru m p what has been happening in charlottesville. trump swamped by neo—nazi row. the lincoln to condemn the bigots specifically, the groups like the kkk. it isjust scary because it is almost deja vu. when trump was complaining people said this was going to happen because when he was questioned about the kkk and white supremacists he dodged that and almost said, who are they? but they still around ? that and almost said, who are they? but they still around? then what happened in charlottesville he said, it is terrible, bylines on all sides instead of coming straight out like the governor has said and that this was a terrorist act and these were white supremacists. why is it so difficult to say that? and then it turns out these individuals are quite happy saying the president actually a silent about this so that means they think he agrees with them. this is the president of the united states. t

the daily mail has: i will fight the next election. the next election. it could mean she remains prime ministerfor the next ten years, if you do the maths. then the times says the prime minister wa nts to the times says the prime minister wants to stay on to focus on social justice as well as brexit. and the metro dedicate the front page to the tributes to diana at kensington palace. in the sun, they give a full page to princess diana, saying she is still the people‘s princess. let‘s start with the daily telegraph. i‘m no quitter, says made. it‘s not going to be 2019, after brexit, that she goes, it could be longer. that's right. this came about when she was on tour. she has the lobby packed with her in japan, and after the reports at the weekend in the sunday mirror that she might have gone by the 30th of august 2019, she was asked about this and hit back, saying, no, i‘m no quitter. i‘m going to stay and i wa nt to no quitter. i‘m going to stay and i want to fight the next election, much to everyone‘s surprise. after the election, th

the daily mail leads with the decision to silence big ben forfour with the decision to silence big bene decision to silence big ben for four years —— so that repairs can be carried out on its tower. the daily telegraph also leads with mps' calls for a rethink about silencing the big ben —— mps. the guardian has in its front page donald trump's direct condemnation of far—right violence in charlottesville, of far—right violence in cha rlottesville, 48 of far—right violence in charlottesville, 48 hours after the events. so let's begin. yes, independent, the i, they have your story, which is in quite a few of the other newspapers, which is about what we are going to do after brexit and the idea of up to three years transitional period, still in the customs union...? some transitional period, still in the customs union. . . ? some viewers may be thinking, tomorrow is the day we get some clarity, but that would be a mistake. a little bit more detail is emerging but still far from clear. some people may remember that only 24 hours ago, we were insisting we would leave the customs union but no

the daily mail says mrs may's declaration could mean she remains prime minister for the next 10 yearsont page to the tributes to diana at kensington palace. the sun also gives a full page to princess diana, saying she is still the people's princess. now on bbc news it's time for newsnight with evan davis. quote of the day. is it your intention to lead the tory party into the next general election? yes, i am here for the long term and it is crucial, what me and my government are about is notjust delivering on brexit, we are delivering a brighter future for the united kingdom. the prime minister is not a quitter, she says. the conventional view is that it may not be up to her. is it possible that theresa may could just turn around and carry on prime ministering? if she delivered brexit and i think she will, she will be a national hero. and then why not carry on? should you be outraged at a white christian child being put into the care of a muslim family? this kind of small—minded kind of hysterical reaction to you know, white english child going to a british muslim family. i mean, that

by -- >>> before we go, a big congratulations to jesse palmer, he's going to be the new host of daily mailseptember 18th. >> so happy for him, i think they found the right man to quarterback their team. >> we leave you with our first look at jessica chastain in "molly's game." >> they were going all-in, all the time. >> thank you, molly. >> based on a true story, jessica runs high-stakes card games for "a"-list celebrities. >> i'll be hosting a game tonight. >> first buy-in, $250,000. >> that's going to make noise. >> let's play. >>> aaron sorkin makes his directorial debut. >> do you understand you are charged with operating an illegal gambling business. >> molly gets caught up in the glamorous life, until she gets indicted by the fbi. >> i'm about to be charged in federal court. >> well, nobody is perfect. >> why are you in this alone? >> i'll tell them everything they want to know about me. about me. z2fwcz z16fz y2fwcy y16fy as locals shouted him down and literally ran him out of town. charlottesville police chief al thomas jr. addressed criticism from both sides. >> we did make attemp

a word about the daily mail front page. this is not the only paper to cover this. best heart drugs or distractions. a new monthly injection could save thousands of lives. after new look at a health story and you are sceptical that this one does seem to have a lot of substance. a report publicised today in barcelona at a big health conference. looking at what few details i have seen, it is as you say a very big report, four years long, 10,000 patients. each of whom had had a heart attack. apparently the point is that if you have had a heart attack you are likely to have another within the next 45 years. this drug seems to have cut the risk 01’ this drug seems to have cut the risk or cut the number of heart attacks that patients had significantly. there are two causes of heart attacks, and statins deals with both of them. inflammation and cholesterol. cholesterol you can treat and people know how to treat it but this was those who had some sort of information. certainly look significant. as you said, we are slightly set article about the stories. significant? expensi

let's look at the daily mail.others are going on diagnosed with heart problems. early death is a consequence. this is a story that new government strategy is going to ensure that millions more of us are given the opportunity to have those potential problems checked out. the question is obviously around cost at a time when the nhs in england is struggling and says it said it doesn't quite enough my double bill of the obligations imposed on it. but it will ask local health authorities to ensure those identified ardour given correct treatment. are they good for you or are they not? it is one thing being diagnosed with is that the money available to give you the best fitting that you want? can you get the resources. at the end of the day it is something that needs to be done because down the line it will cost so much more of these individuals if they are not examined and advised at the best way to keep themselves healthy but it is the balance of trying to say now or later you have to pay for it. prevention is better t

teradeck interview daily mail re chris pratt anna faris splitó2017080712:27:23 i think anna is probablyole thing really difficult//12:27:40 i think realistically, she was probably expecting there to be some kind of rumors. she's dealt with the jennifer rumors before/and i think she probably expected certain things like this to come back again. vo#charlie suspects the unwarrented wrath of fans is also upsetting to lawrence. teradeck interview daily pratt anna faris 12:28:50 i can imagine she's probably really angry. she's just on with her own life, she doesn't want to be dragged into as a villian into split (----louis----) we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, news, i'm louis aguirre back to you (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and catherine heenan are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) vicki thank you. next at six. there's new information tonight about the murder of a photographer on twin peaks. next... who police believe pulled the trigger.(catherine) and police step up patrols at a popular san francisco park after a brazen shooting.

the daily mail claims drivers and homeowners who pay their insurance monthly are being charged hundreds sun leads with a poll that most british people want to see prince william and —— as king and leap frog prince charles. the daily mirror says the owner of the car that diana, princess of wales, was killed in wants to put it on display in a museum. the guardian headlines the conviction of 11 people from one family in lincolnshire who have been convicted of involvement with a modern day slavery ring. we return to north korea with claims that the white house has used a back channel for talks with kim jong—un ‘s regime. locked and loaded is this headline as president bush says that the —— president trump says that the us military is ready to take on north korea when it comes to it. brinkmanship it is said to be. north korea are said to feel frightened even though they are carrying out these missile tests. yes, you can trade barbs about who started it but it isa trade barbs about who started it but it is a bit schoolboyish. what the world really needs now and what germany has called for and

the daily mail leads with accusations that the national trust is exploiting the rights of their volunteers by making them wear gay pride badges. the daily express warns millions of holiday—makers heading to europe will face big delays due to passport checks. the telegraph headlines a claim from the prime minister's former aide nick timothy that the conservatives lost their majority because the party abandoned theresa may's promise of change. the guardian carries an interview with one of the medical team who treated charlie gard, the clinician blames politicians and religious leaders for interfering in the case. the sun headlines prince harry's visit to africa with megan markle where they'll celebrate her 36th birthday. the times features mo farah‘s triumph in the 10,000 metres. it also warns of threats to holidaymakers travelling to spain where anarchists accuse the travel industry of destroying barcelona and the balearic islands. now on bbc news it's time for the travel show. coming up on this week's travel show: ben is seeking out beats in pakistan. we are watching two beat boxers perfor

the daily mail leads with the decision to silence big ben forfour years, so that repairs can be carrieds tower. the daily telegraph also leads with mps‘ calls for a rethink about silencing the big ben. the guardian has in its front page donald trump's direct condemnation of far—right violence in charlottesville, 48 hours after the events now it's time for the travel show. india. a vast country, home to over a billion people, birthplace of illustrious, ancient civilisations. .. ..and today, a fast emerging global power. and 70 years after independence, india is still a diverse, ever—evolving assortment of cultures, creeds, religions and languages. heading off the well—worn tourist path, we're on a journey that spans this vast subcontinent from east to west, travelling from one of the driest places on earth... it's quite incredible, the sand. i mean, it'sjust hard crystals, white salt. you can probably taste it. ..to one of the wettest. these are areas really for the adventurous traveller. this isn't india on tap. i'm on a quest to find out how history, religion and politics have shaped i

daily mail to describe judges who suggest the parliament to decide whether or not the formal article,ch begins the process of the u.k. leaving the european union, whether that should be triggered and discussed in parliament. the reaction was the judges of the enemies of the people. so, there is more sharp and it's a now attack on some of the structures in both of our countries, but certainly it is my understanding, i'm sure the weakest on the stage of james madison central to madison's conception of how you think about government, which is absolutely other people, but not pray to sudden and extreme gestures by that people. some of these structures are now it seems to me under attack. >> crystallizes it perfectly. an elitist institution like the times and judiciary, enemy of the people and the sudden passions were people should be with the madisonian ideal. gary rosen, you're a scholar of madison and have written a book about this thought. what is your response to mark's framing between populism and constitutionalism and what would madison make of our media today? >> to stipulate from

tabloids tend to be more sensational, the daily mail talking about a massacre of holiday families, lotstourists in barcelona during the summer holiday. the sun talking about barcelona investors -- bastards. >> back to the spanish press. look at some editorials. mundo call for unity in the firm this of the fight against jihadism in all of europe, calling formal cooperation and exchange of information between european countries and within spain between the central government in madrid and regional authorities like the cattle and authorities in barcelona. paper, -- they say we will not let them win. this is a lengthy and emotional editorial that has some criticism for the lack of security on las ramblas. it says we have seen similar attacks in other european cities, berlin, nice, london, it is difficult to understand how las ramblas, the main tourist have of the city, was not perfect -- protected with pylons to prevent the passage of a vehicle. this lack of foresight, what they call it, this is something we will need to investigate in the days to come. >> what about the reactions on twitte

book or whatever it is, tv show, and the publicity person says will you do their interview for the daily mailever, and you say no, i'll just tweet. i'll reach more people. there's a bit of a cut-up there, and that's helpful. but i believe twitter in the way i believe internet, so foolish and optimistic and naÏve i am, that this would be a way that the world would come together and we would understand each other better and we would like each other better. we would know more. it would be a fantastic tool for education and spreading of ideas and sharing of thoughts and sharing of experiences and that we would come together. instead, the opposite has happened. you know what i mean. and it's vulcanized and opinionized, and everyone has endlessly discussed, trapped in their filter bubble and don't listen to anybody any more. and i'm afraid my relationship now is a one-way rather than two-way. that's to say i tweet, but i don't read, i don't even look at the page of general tweets. i only look at mine and just put out, because i'm incredibly sensitive. people have been after me. i get very, very ups

magazine -- general .ohn kelly, trump's last hope the new white house chief of staff, london's daily mailas this headline -- thousands of north korea's top military officials marching in support of kim jong on as pyongyang warns it could reduce the u.s. mainland to actions at any moment. trump orazier, donald north korea's kim jong on? we come to expect childish trump, theom donald bully in chief who attacks and belittles anyone who challenges of, but this week's game nuclear roulette with equally egocentric and pathologically defensive kim jong on goes entities beyond the norm. -- goes way beyond -- magnitudes beyond the norm. surely they smart men would have seen what was coming from their own fearless leader. when the president chose his defense and foreign policy teams conservatives told americans not to worry, these are experienced hands that would cause -- stop the president from doing anything reckless. maybe they mean physically keeping his finger off the charlene from michigan, good morning. republican line. job trump is doing, he is our president and handling things the right wa