of british people saw right through it so this is a message to the daily mail's and it's. not next to next time please make it twenty eight pages. we spoke to ben chaco the editor of the morning star one of the world's largest english language daily newspapers about mainstream media coverage of the labor party autumn conference been in previous conferences in previous he is arguably some leaders look like they've been trying to appease the media in this country what's the german call been attacking the daily mail i think jeremy corbyn realizes that he's not going to get a fair deal from these people and there's no point in pretending that he is i think that the daily mail hasn't learned its lesson from the general election. as jeremy pointed out in his speech only fourteen pages of attacks on light but totally backfired the labor fight won and yet over this conference they seem very off the dial these attempts by the daily mail to pretend that it's some sort of nasty party in brighton but full of bullying and with all due. and i'm talking to them and over the complete conf

don't think that will happen because more discerning that's why i called and said find that the daily mail run twenty eight page empty labor story but what are the elites going to do to attack you next of the media's not working oh well continue on as many are interesting enough you know a lot of the attacks were not even political they were. whatever people think british people actually have very fair they might have different views whatever they think they might have different views on different political subjects at their very fair and they don't mind massive a personal ties there's a gender also behind the continuous ussing of shadow cabinet members about your position on breaks of negotiations before. before even preliminary talks of goal and that seems to be the main question that the mainstream media people want to know mostly isn't working very clear on what we're trying to do is say actually the debate before the referendum in some instances actually wasn't productive it's almost as though we're having the debate now on a number of those issues and what we should do is have a calm

and really whether it is the daily mail, the sunday times, the daily mail, the sunday times, the express internal divisions, profound divisions and yes i think we all did know that there was some plotting, many people accused last week boris johnson the foreign secretary of being on manoeuvres. i do not think we realised some of the advanced plotting and how close to fruition it was. it seemsjust plotting and how close to fruition it was. it seems just after the general election it was boris johnson, philip hammond, david davis and amber rudd and basically carving out who was going to do what. and amber rudd and basically carving out who was going to do whatm and amber rudd and basically carving out who was going to do what. in the early hours of the morning. it would've been boris johnson early hours of the morning. it would've been borisjohnson minding the shop. that means the topjob. so prime minister. david davis brexit minister, no surprise there, philip hammond as and amber rudd also it seems involved in that plotting as well. —— philip hammond as chancellor. and this is the fragil

as the daily mail points out correctly, it's only a plan, an offer. it's basically saying, is this enough? can we offer you 10,000,000,000—a—year, can you give us a transition deal? there's nothing said about eu citizens and what is said is a reversal of what she promised, that the ec] would have no role in british law. now, for eu citizens, rulings by the ec] would be taken into account. she conceded the link between security and a trade deal in the future. she's given away quite a bit. i hear what kate was saying, we don't know what kate was saying, we don't know what we'll end up with but i mean she definitely blinked first. the eu are going to be sitting back and thinking, if we hold out for longer we may get even more. what does it say about her position, how strong is she as prime minister of britain? in terms of the international reaction? or at home, in her own party, how long will she hang on? certainly ministers this evening suggesting privately that the party conference, starting nearly seven days from tomorrow, is still an incredibly dange

the daily mail, theresa walking the tightrope. it is about getting brussels onside, isn't it? there were a lot of audiences that theresa may was trying to appeal to. i think you see that reflected in the front pages. newspapers who would ostensibly be on the same side of the argument, having different takes on this. the daily mail is surely right to say that she is walking a tightrope and trying to bring together her cabinet but it's interesting that it's less ofa but it's interesting that it's less of a headline that would spook leavers than some of the others we've seen. it's very interesting, there are different interpretations of what this speech means and whether theresa may was going for that approach remains to be seen but she's certainly said a lot of things that didn't quite put the details on what she appeared to be suggesting. and so she kept a lot back today as well. we think that's reflected.

the daily mail, that scares me.the year when, you know, you do put a lot of rubbish in your bin. do they clink? in that blue bin. it is so unlike the daily mail. it is obviously a rare miss from them that they have managed to wind people up. this will wind people up as it will give councils, and many are angry about their bin collections to begin with, their bin collections to begin with, the fact they are forced to go through all these hoops, in the name of recycling and green targets, not that i disapprove of those, but this will be another puritans, and the fascinating thing about this is that terminal convictions. people get a criminal conviction for overfilling their bin. singapore style, isn't it? and putting your bin out early oi’ it? and putting your bin out early or late is on the list of offences. i spent some time studying in switzerland and i thought i was being very efficient, i put my bin out a day early and was charged about £70 for that. and i took it on the chin. it is quite common in some european

have you not got the daily mail? five years jailfor this. have you not got the daily mail? to pets. i am in agreement. the maximum sentence at the moment for cruelty to animals is six months injail and may want to increase that sentence which seems reasonable. if you leave a child in a car on a hot day —— day until it boils alive, you will be gelled very quickly for cruelty. you will be checked out by a psychiatrist. if you kept a child in a cage in your kitchen and didn't exercise in six years and if you rendered it psychotic by your mistreatment of that child and it later broke out of its cage and attacked another child, you would be forced to have social workers and assessments and go to jail and save time and never be allowed to have children in your care again. if you do all these things to a new has a mind roughly the same as a two—year—old, that is fine and not much they can do. your dog can kill another animal much they can do. your dog can kill anotheranimal —— much they can do. your dog can kill another animal —— another child because you have weaponised it by abu

this is a theme that the daily mail keeps coming back to.aper feels strongly that you can access a recipe to make a bomb on various search engines, even on facebook, google. web giants like them needs to do more to stop people getting that information, they say. that information can be found elsewhere apart from google. it is hard to know where to draw the line. the prime minister is going to the us next week to speak at the un general assembly. she will meet some of these web giants and we are told that in her address the two things she wants to focus on our modern slavery, a key thing when she was home secretary, and the other thing is online extremism, and we expected to take a tough line next week. and a summit with the french president regarding china amongst other things. she is expected to tell web companies to do more to tackle extremists but when you think of that level of threat facing the country now, 500 ongoing investigations at any one time, 3000 individuals classed as potentially violent individuals classed as potentially viol

let's go onto the daily mail.s doesn't agree with many of these front pages, saying that it makes sense forjeremy corbyn to come out with this stuff. andrew pierce reporting on corbyn ‘s day of disaster! john woodcock are sad to apologise to one labour mp making allegations against the royal family which is a classic own goal in modern british politics. and jon cryer talked on the fringe today, he's the chair of the labour disciplinary board, and he spoke about some of the anti—semitic things he sees coming across his desk in disciplinary terms as redolent of the 1930s. there is this thatis redolent of the 1930s. there is this that is extraordinary and secondly what have we got into when seeing headlines about labour anti—semitism is normal! it's a problem that has dogged the party particularly under jeremy corbyn, it seems, for some time. he's not willing to call people out, he doesn't like confronting people. the real problem jeremy corbyn has is that he personally, i don't believe he is anti—semitic, and he per

jo, we are going to start with the daily mail, the bombshell, apparently, dropped by lynton crosby whould not be thinking about a general election. nevertheless, she did? she did, and completely ignored him. the mail on sunday have got this memo from lynton crosby, who was called while he was away on a long planned family holiday in fiji. he said, you need to call one of the chiefs of staff, and was told they we re chiefs of staff, and was told they were thinking about going for an election. he said, i'd think that is a smart idea. he asked what research had been done, heard that none had been done. 0bviously said, you know, this is a bonkers idea, are you sure you are going to go ahead with this? furthermore, there's a real risk that the conservative vote would end up that the conservative vote would end up broadly similar to what the party got in 2015, voters do not want the uncertainty. this also comes on the same day that the prime minister, in the poll for the same paper, shows that conservative voters think that they have more chance of winning if she quits. boris johnson they ha

the daily mail does not think so. do not treat us mail does not think so.with contempt! this is a ludicrous overreaction, this was not a public statement, it was not trash talk, this was a briefing message to the commission. all he was doing was reporting back on the way that david davis has been behaving and all the information that we have had from people who work within the area and working with other ministers, is that he is not doing his homework and that people are anxious about the fact he is not concentrating on the fact he is not concentrating on the task ahead and it is accurate to say he does not seem to think that these negotiations demand his direct involvement. he has never stayed more than a couple of hours before returning to london, he is not in the negotiating room trying to push the negotiating room trying to push the talks forward, it is simply accurate, unfortunately for all of us. accurate, unfortunately for all of us. the telegraph, a different story. new review recommends race blind trials, criminal trials. this is interesting becaus

the daily mail is targeting the government, saying that they feel abandoned.has been on the back foot for the last couple of days, arguing that it has provided the same level was help —— level of help as the french and the dutch. but there is criticism that we were a bit slow. the mirror. north korea nuclear threat to the uk, their missile programme is so far developed it could reach our shores, is the implication. yeah, we have been busy checking michael fallon‘s maths from this morning, when he said that london was closer, or is closer, to north korea, then los angeles. that turns out to be true. about 400 miles closer. i'm not sure how releva nt that miles closer. i'm not sure how relevant that is. if north korea is a threat to anybody other than its immediate neighbours, it is clearly america, because it is america that north korea feels threatened by. i think the idea that kim jong—un north korea feels threatened by. i think the idea that kimjong—un is about to launch a missile at london, evenif about to launch a missile at london, even if he had the capa

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it was 3:07pm.it shows the rescuers along with the daily mail dot com journalists in the boat..at one men is knee deep in water walking down what appears to be a heavily flooded street.the boat passes flooded gas stations as the men battle heavy rains and gusting winds. it's hard to hear what they're saying but there does not appear to be any sense of panic.the video lasts for about 7 and a half minutes. about ten minutes after that - we've learned the men lose control of the boat in the strong currents and drift toward powerlines.a family member recounts what happened next saying "the current was too strong, they grabbed an electricity line and they all fell into the water, sparks were coming out of the water. they were electrocuted several times."reporter alan butterfield from the daily mail dot com told his paper "the boat was crackling and smoking... i was desperately trying to swim away from the power lines in the water. i felt electricity in the water, it paralyzes you for a second. how we survived electrocution, i don't know."butterfield, the other journalist, and jose vizueth

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police have not yet made any arrests in the case.( mark ) the daily mail's jesse palmer takes a lookvery. she is battling to put her life back together after allegedly being snatched by a pair of female kidnappers while out jogging last november.but although reclusive california 'supermom' sherri papini smiled last week as she made a rare foray from her shasta lake home to collect her two young children from daycare, her recovery has been far from easy.on august 11, police were called to her home to perform a welfare check after worried neighbors reported hearing screaming coming from the property she shares with her family.in july, dailymail.com revealed that the young mother is living a reclusive existence as she attempts to overcome last year's ordeal. she shed 18 pounds during the abduction but, seen here in pictures exclusively obtained by dailymailtv, finally appears to have regained some of the weight she lost. her 'signature' long blonde hair, hacked off during the abduction, is now growing back but there was no sign of the brand that was allegedly burned into her skin by the

the daily mail says the prime minister will call for internet companies to clamp down on extremists online blood on their hands. the mirror shows a large picture of the device burning, which the paper says it's thought was made using an explosive material called the mother of satan. the sun says police are hunting for the bomber fearing more devices might be planted. the times leads with what it calls the power struggle between senior aides at buckingham palace and clarence house, the prince of wales's official residence. writing in tomorrow's telegraph, the foreign secretary says the uk will take £350m a week from the eu to fund the nhs, all of a key pledge of the leave campaign in last year's referendum. the ft leads with the news that the pound climbed to its highest level since the referendum, following hints from the bank of england an interest rate rise might be on the cards sooner rather than later. the guardian focuses on the hunt for the london underground bomber, repeating the prime minister's comic that the attack was cowardly. —— the prime minister's comment that the attack was

let's go onto the daily mail.lled yet more flights, another 400,000 people potentially affected. a couple of the papers saying this amounts to christmas being cancelled. that is a little extreme. i hope so! there are other airlines and other means of transport. it is the most extraordinary story. 0'leary, the boss of ryanair has flirted with corporate disaster on many occasions and has a knack of getting out of those situations but something serious has happened here. it is another 400,000 passengers inconvenienced who will not get their money back, because they have had at least 14 days notice of these flights being cancelled at christmas, you are talking about nearly three quarters of a million people who are affected and this is about as bad as it gets for a brand, even a brand which boasts about taking a robust attitude towards customers. bad pr. something is going wrong with ryanair and it is not just about messing going wrong with ryanair and it is notjust about messing up with crew rotors, there is somethin

americans have been told to evacuate their homes ahead of hurricane irma hitting the us mainland the daily mailar less lottery cash than their counterparts in scotland. it carries a different story on the front of its scottish edition. the sun leads on allegations concerning a bride—to—be who it claims jilted her would—be husband at the airport. the mirror also carries those allegations on its front page. the guardian carries a warning from the nato chief, jens stoltenberg that the world is more a dangerous place today than it has been in a generation. the times reports that an influential tory donor has criticised theresa may for being "hopeless", "very indecisive" and leading a weak government, we can start with that litany of criticism from the times! top tory party donor accuses prime minister of mishandling brexit and alienating business. this is a carpet magnate, tell us a bit about this story. business. this is a carpet magnate, tell us a bit about this storym has descended quite quickly into the personal about theresa may, but at the heart of that is the increasing despair of business a

. >> reporter: daily mail tv reports the 61-year-old wanted warner brothers to produce some projectshe wouldn't commit. the studio said, no way. >> yes, financially, i would be fantastic for all of us. but i'm really about content. >> reporter: kim tweeted her response. the only demand i ever made was that i didn't want to do a third film. >> please. >> easy there, waterworks. >> reporter: ajp, cynthia, and kristen all reportedly signed on. kristin posted this morning, i'm sad and disappointed that we won't be able to bring you all the final chapter of "sex and the city." i would love to do it. i'm on record. >> there are warming draws that keep the plate hot. >> i think we can remain hopeful. >> reporter: as for mr. big? >> think that story is told many times. i think it's over. >> reporter: so what now? well, sia may have found a solution. ♪ the singer tweeted, can i just play samantha and we give people more "sex and the city." weal just pretend i had lots of plastic surgery. sia for the win, right? we'll have to go back to watching our box sets. seasons 1 through 6. i watch it a

the daily mail says that environment secretary michael gove is working to toughen the penalties for cruelty keeping migrants in a garden. the mirror claims that a victim of the manchester bombing lost herjob for being off sick. and the daily express warns of powerful storms heading for britain. we have got to start with the conservative party conference, hathaway? two people are happy. let's start with the sun. maybe a bit of envy over this one. we have the 4000 word essay that he talked about. i read it. someone had to. we wa nt to about. i read it. someone had to. we want to know what theresa may will say at the party conference but we wa nt to say at the party conference but we want to know what boris johnson will say because he has been given the keynote speech on tuesday. number ten have not seen the content. here, we get a flavour of what might be in it. he says things like, there is a jangling ganglion of people waiting for the tremor of difference between members of the government implying there is no difference between him and the prime minister. this interview is a list of things

let's move on to the daily mail...a threat to google and facebook. —— take down hate videos into hours or else. this is concerning parsons green, journalists have been able to find videos instantly of people wearing masks, putting different chemicals together in their kitchen and becoming a manual for terrorism. together in their kitchen and becoming a manualfor terrorism. i don‘t think there is a lack of consensus on this issue. why are these video still up? these web giants are making gargantuan profits, why are they not able to police their own output. find it funny sometimes, coming from a print journalism background, often we are told, we make it all up and are not subject to stringent rules and yet the internet publishes with impunity. they are not publishers(!) this is what they say they are not publishers but they publishing and publishing to very vulnerable minds. i think this will be a key issue that theresa may is going to take forward. also perhaps if you look cynically, it shifts the blame somewhat if peop

and the daily mail highlighting fears of home—grown terrorism in isolated communities.sis and the story that has... welcome it has been a crisis for so many years, but this one seems to be more dangerous than ever before? absolutely, almost every day it brings a new escalation of tensions. today, we have had the us ambassador to the united nations coming out and using quite blunt language, accusing kim jong—un coming out and using quite blunt language, accusing kimjong—un of begging for war. strong quotes on the front of the guardian, war is never something the united states wa nts, never something the united states wants, we don't want it now but our patients is limited, we will defend oui’ patients is limited, we will defend our allies and territory. i was meeting with academics who are over the, planning war games, they are going to be doing it at kings couege going to be doing it at kings college london yesterday. they have done lots of war games about the north korea scenario. it comes to an end where all parties involved realise they have a vested interest in main

and the daily mail goes with the government proposals to restrict the number of low skilled workers allowed into the uk after brexit and the guardian has pictures of the lea ked the guardian has pictures of the leaked document containing the proposals. we will start with that. this has been leaked by... who knows! not by someone... and who benefits? and after a few weeks of not getting anywhere with brexit, or making progress on the tiniest technical details. this is a bit of a fillip to those who voted brexit. this is back—to—school, the prime minister is revving up for a major speech on the exit. we don't know when it will be, probably before the tory party conference in the first week of october. it makes the negotiations more difficult on the one hand because it will upset the eu side is even during the transition period for two years after march 2019, even in that time the clamps will come down and low skilled workers will not be able to come to the uk and there will be freedom of movement being curtailed. on the other hand it will please some restive tory mps who want brexit, some lab

the daily mail as receptionists in gp surgeries are being trained to cut down the number of appointmentsgermany, because we won't know the exact make—up of the breakdown of seats in the german elections until sometime in the night. but the guardian says angela merkel‘s fourth term when is marred by the rise of the far right. she has equalled the record of previous parties in winning bidders, but, of course, she says it is a big challenge, having the afd taking their share. she will have been in power for their share. she will have been in powerfor i6 their share. she will have been in powerfor 16 years at their share. she will have been in power for 16 years at the end of this term. it is a dreadful results tonight. the story is the afd jumped from 5% of the polls to 13.5%. i think they get about 70 seats, now. this is the german population, the public voting on her decision to allow nearly i public voting on her decision to allow nearlyi million migrants to come into the country. under committed migrants, mainly muslim, mainly from the middle east. —— an document it. others have said th

the daily mail focuses on what it calls the crisis in the elderly care system. e is an interesting picture of theresa may at the un, all this talk about front seat driving, back—seat driving, and boris is behind her, looking like back—seat driver, pointing. boris is behind her, looking like back-seat driver, pointing. fabulous photograph. the photographer must have been very pleased with themselves. he is almost saying, look over there, there is a pig flying that you have missed. we have seen flying that you have missed. we have seenin flying that you have missed. we have seen ina flying that you have missed. we have seen in a number of papers, the big speech coming up, concentrating on this with different angles, the daily telegraph have another article, the third orfourth by nick timothy, who was half of that gruesome twosome that used to be running the prime minister's office and were very highly criticised and given their marching orders for being so overly bullying and dogmatic. and losing the election. particularly. and a lot of disrespect, allegedly, towar

(pam) that was daily mail's jesse palmer reporting.for more information on the timeline of the kidnapping ... you can go to our website at kron four dot com. (steve) toys-r-us has filed for bankruptcy.(pam) the retailer is reportedly about 5- billion dollars in debt... and has lost 164- million dollars just in the first half of this year. 'toys r us' has more than a dozen locations here in the bay area. at this point, the fate of those stores is still unknown.(steve) kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in the north bay at the toys-r-us in san rafael where he spoke with customers. charles well, toys r us has been around since the 1940's and there are stores all over the world. now, it appears the companies fate is up in the air. here in marin i talked to customers who were saddened by the news but not everyone was surprised. natsmonday afternoon,michele chan came here to toys r us to pick up a birthday present for her grandchild. she was sad to hear that the toy store chain is having financial troubles. sotit's sad. it's a

truce says the telegraph, with tory factions brought into line by a plan to cut off payments the daily mailken off social media sites. and the guardian is on trump again, saying his speech ‘stunned‘ the united nations. and the times has the duke of cambridge on it‘s front page — who a p pa re ntly cambridge on it‘s front page — who apparently asked people at a london charity whether drugs should be legalised. he go to the home of global diplomacy and starts talking about blowing another country to oblivion! anybody watching the speech was agog, some silent faces, watching this footage unfold. on one hand, there will be sympathisers who think there needs to be some tough talking when it comes to talking about kim jong—un, talking when it comes to talking about kimjong—un, and he mentions venezuela, we all know about the problems going on over there. equally, united nations delegates and officials were left in stunned silence because this is not the language you use. is he transposing what he might normally tweet, onto the global stage? is that appropriate? totally destroyed... describing kim

and the daily mail goes with the government proposals to restrict the number of low skilled workers allowedea ked the guardian has pictures of the leaked document containing the proposals. we will start with that. this has been leaked by... who knows! not by someone... and who benefits? and after a few weeks of not getting anywhere with brexit, or making progress on the tiniest technical details. this is a bit

the daily mail suggests that was anti—semitism and the labour conference and the financial times leadsmmanuel macron for a stronger, more integrated european union. iain duncan smith is advising theresa may to stop planning to quit the eu without a deal, according to the eu without a deal, according to the daily express. the mirror dedicates its front page to actor liz dawn, know for her portrayal of vera duckworth in coronation street, who has died aged 77. a good front page headline, that! we are going to bring this up for our viewers on the internet. john mcdonnell has apparently been at war — the gaming plans for a run on the pound if labour win the next election. alex, does it make sense for a prospective chancellor to, some would suggest, admit that perhaps business might be scared of what they want to do. in some ways it's highly damaging to the labour brand to suggest they will cause a crisis in the markets. on the other hand he might regard it as perversely honest to say we are going to take the pound if we get into government service plan for that! i think its displays remark

the daily mail leads on reports from its investigations unit on the activities of labours shadow chancellor let's look at some of the stories behind the headlines, the stories behind the headlines, the titans, trump mane jobs, the stories behind the headlines, the titans, trump manejobs, ulster unionists are diplomas to protect the belfast economy. the us -based international trade commission is meant to be making a decision on the complaint which was brought by the american company boeing, aircraft building company against their rival canadian company called bombardier and the issue is that the american company is claiming that the canadian company has an unfair advantage on them because of a state, because of state hand—outs they are getting from the canadian government. included in all of that isa government. included in all of that is a contract that they have of creating, of creating these engines in belfast saw a lot of irish jobs are actually attached in that deal. so the story here is that because of the power arlene foster now wields on our the power arlene foster now wields on oui

the daily mail leads with further accusations of antisemitism from delegates at the conference.orbyn will say labour is a government in waiting, if theresa may's cabinet doesn't pull itself together. the financial times leads with calls from the french president, emmanuel macron, for a stronger, more integrated european union. tomorrow, from this stage, jeremy corbyn will declare labour ready to form a government. tonight, newsnight has details on the efforts the party is making for its final heave into downing street and who's welcome on its benches. we will be putting this to the shadow attorney general. allegations of anti—semitism and holocaust denial real her head again. would you say that is unacceptable? i would say history is for us all to discuss. history is for all of us to discuss. we talk to len mcclusky of the unite union. the chancellor grapples with business. we asked what the london mayor's treatment of uber tells us about how

rya nair cancels christmas — that's the daily mail's take on the news of more cancelled flights by thetion by the civil aviation authority for misleading passengers. let's start off with the metro. power to the people, lance. your old boss tony blair, what would he have made ofjeremy corbyn, all that ideation that he was getting at the brighton conference? ideation that he was getting at the brighton conference ?|j ideation that he was getting at the brighton conference? i notice that someone dug up an old quote from tony blair in 1996 saying the one thing you don't have to worry about is that we will hand power tojeremy corbyn. how things have changed over that period of time! jeremy corbyn had the labour conference completely in his hand this week, undisputed in his position as leader, the first time he has been able to say that since he was elected leader the first time round. i was in brighton earlier in the week. it was an extraordinary sense, this kind of almost weird personality cult thing that was going on. but he has shown himself to be a much more competent speaker than he us

but the daily mail brands labour the ‘new nasty party‘ over claims anti—semitic comments were made aty stop taking aspirin according to the express.the paper says going cold turkey increases the risk of having a heart attack or stroke. and finally the guardian features north korea‘s accusations that donald trump has declared war on his country — and their threat to shoot down us planes. ros, let‘s start with the eye, labour‘s plan for nationalisation. projects will all be returned for the state, you must be loving this isa the state, you must be loving this is a former conservative minister of state‘s is petrifying. is a former conservative minister of state's is petrifying. it really is. you wonder with brexit going on and overseas i nvesto i’s you wonder with brexit going on and overseas investors in bit nervous, how much political risk map conte can they take? i think there will be a potential backlash. it‘ll be very damaging for our economy if people seriously think that these kinds of policies are going to be introduced in britain. notjust the fact policies are going to be introd

the daily mail says mrs may is walking a tightrope — trying to placate the two wings of her warring partye minister believes her country's future can be bright outside the eu. the independent calls it a brexit reality check — pointing out that the uk will have to accept free movement of people until at least 2021, and the country will have no say in how eu regulations are decided. and the daily mirror goes its own way — reporting on the court appearance of ahmed hassan — the teenager accused of carrying out the parsons green tube bombing. it's alleged he bought the components to make the bomb online. now on bbc news — it's time for our world. this week we take a look at the ongoing humanitarian crisis in yemen. and i should warn you this programme contains images that some viewers may find upsetting. yemen. a world's worst humanitarian disaster. —— the world's. as the richest countries in the arab world relentlessly battled the region's poorest, the west is accused of complicity. if something is not done soon, literally hundreds of thousands of children will die. the hunger, death and dis

the daily mail leads on reports from its investigations unit on the activities of labours shadow chancellortories behind the headlines, the stories behind the headlines, the titans, trump mane jobs, the stories behind the headlines, the titans, trump manejobs, ulster unionists are diplomas to protect the belfast economy. the us -based international trade commission is meant to be making a decision on the complaint which was brought by the american company boeing, aircraft building company

and finally the daily mail, headlines about households who oversaw their bin could face a fine up oversawir bin could face a fine up to £2500 and a criminal conviction as councils try to push recycling and cut collections. let's begin, caroline and tony, a lot of those front page is dominated by north korea. we will start there with the i. what did you make of it when you first saw the headline? these pictures remind me of back in the 19705 and 19805 when we use the cd5 russian propaganda 5hots. the 19705 and 19805 when we use the cd5 russian propaganda shots. the fa ct cd5 russian propaganda shots. the fact north korea are releasing a picture of their leader, hands on deck. —— when we used to see these russian propaganda 5hots. but it is far too real. and donald trump asking for an immediate response. it's making me feel nervous. you are nervous? what about you, tony?” it's making me feel nervous. you are nervous? what about you, tony? i am more concerned about trump than north korea. his leadership is a destabilising force. more destabilising force. more destabilising than kim jong—un?

the daily mail says that well—off parts of the country are facing the construction of tens of thousandss delve into some of those stories in a bit more detail. kate, kick us off with the ft. this is about a little hint that has come today that the flat—lining interest rates that we have seen for so long may gently start to creep. it looks like a big tent. chris giles in the ft said the bank of england has issued its strongest guidance in a decade that it may raise interest rates. this is considered to be both a hawkish move, but also a surprise move. a lot of people will be quickly scrambling to reassess what they think is going to happen after this occui’s. think is going to happen after this occurs. you have debate on both sides. obviously, raising these interest rates to some would be a good depth forward to get rid of the artificial deflation of interest rates that has been very much in crisis mode, you know, how you might react to a recession or financial crash, but maybe not now. but of course people will be talking about house prices and how this will affect consumers at home. re

the daily mail saying local authorities are ordering binmen to check people's bins for recycling offencesges on the front page. the ft is leading on investors in northern rock reigniting the campaignfor northern rock reigniting the campaign for compensation after the nationalisation of the bank. we will dip intoa nationalisation of the bank. we will dip into a few of those over the next ten minutes. let's talk about the march of the bin snoopers. this is the latest episode of the big brother binmen who have been on overdrive, apparently. they have recorded almost 7 million incidents of people overfilling their wheelie bins. these are so—called recycling offences which could mean overfilling them, keeping their lids open, god forbid, contaminating their recycling. not washing out items before putting them in the recycling. householders face fines of about £60, £80, depending on where they live, as a result. this is the latest. we have seen in previous years where some bin lorries have been fitted with spywa re. lorries have been fitted with spyware. some lorries have been fitted with spywa

the daily mail urgues brussels not to treat the uk with ‘contempt‘ saying the eu's lead negotiator michel secretary david davis. the mirror says the royal navy was racing to the caribbean to help save stranded brits, including two sisters who it says are missing in barbuda. the express reveals the seven steps we all need to take to

reporter allen butterfield from the daily mail told his paper, the boat was crackling and smoking.e power lines in the water. i felt electricity in the water. it paralyzes you for a second. how we survived electrocution, i don't know. three men held on the a tree and were rescued 24 hours later and are recovering from electrical burns in the hospital. later the bodies of two others were both recovered. benjamin and gustavo rodriguez who owned the boat are still missing. they saved seven lives but lost theirs in the process. benjamin's family friend told cnn if you needed help, he would always be there. i'm not surprised he was out rescuing people. randy kaye, cnn, new york. >>> we tell these stories about how incredible these survival efforts are to rescue people but, it is dangerous work. randy kaye giving us some perspective there. if you want to know what you can do to help those affected by the storm log on to our impact your world website. cnn.com/impact. you can find vetted charities working to help the hardest hit. that's at cnn.com/impact. live in the united states and arou

. >> daily mail. something i did not hear is how exactly you plan to pass tax reform. can you walk us through that? i understand the administration thinks it can use reconciliation, but if that is not an option you would have to get eight democrats and it seems the president is having a couple democratic senators over this evening, but not quite eight. can you walk me through how you plan to get the tax reform passed? david: that by the way was francesca chambers of the daily mail. marc: a great question. i think that we would love to have enough bipartisan support to get 60 votes that ensures permanent tax reform. thus far, what i think we face is unfortunately resistance to that. because i think that in many cases, rather than looking out for the interest of the american people, many people in the other party are looking to try to deny victories to the administration. so, getting to 60 votes i think will be a challenge. it is one we would like to see happen, but it will be a challenge. we defer in many cases the process to those leaders that we have. i think that the

the daily mail says mrs may is walking a tightrope, trying to placate the two wings of her warring partythe prime minister believes her country's future can be bright outside the eu. the independent calls it a brexit reality check, pointing out that the uk will have to accept free movement of people until at least 2021, and the country will have no say in how eu regulations are decided. and the daily mirror goes its own way, reporting on the court appearance of ahmed hassan, the teenager accused of carrying out the parsons green tube bombing. it's alleged he bought the components to make the bomb online. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. this week on the show, we pay a flying visit to the greek islands, where one of them is planning to run its entire tourism industry on the wind and sun alone. plus, we are in santiago to taste the delights of chilean wine. we will start with the rose, and then we will serve some red wine as well. and i come face—to—face with one of my japanese food nightmares. and i come face—to—face with one of my japanese food nightmaresm and i come face—

i wonder if we should be shocked at the front of the daily mail.e says that we shouldn't be paying a divorce bill, which we have indicated we might for bill, which we have indicated we mightfora bill, which we have indicated we might for a few years. what he says is irrelevant, really. he is at it again. he lobs a hand grenade into the tory party a couple of weeks before the conference, a few days before the conference, a few days before the conference, a few days before the prime minister is about to make an important speech about her view about what happens post brexit. it has led to calls of treachery. boris apparently making a bid for the leadership again. a unnamed sources say she should have the courage to sack him. i'm surprised the foreign secretary finds the time to write this article! how is it being regarded? i was speaking to fraser nelson from the spec data, an old colleague of borisjohnson, who said of course he is going to have a view on this thing and you could see it as a helpful warm up act for theresa may. i think that is a valid

>> that was francesca of the daily mail. >> it's a great question. i think we would love to have enough bipartisan support to get 60 votes that ensures permanence on tax reform. thus far what i think we've faced is unfortunately resistance to that because i think that in many cases rather than looking out for the interest of the american people, many people in the other party are looking to try to deny victories to the administration. so getting to 60 votes, i think, will be a challenge. it's one we would like to see happen. but i think it'll be a challenge. we defer in many cases the process to those leaders that we have and i think that their guidance has been that reconciliation will be the most likely path forward. the reason that we're having engagement, though, is even if we go the reconciliation process, we still believe tax reform would be better if done on a bipartisan basis. and we've also learned this fall -- i'm sorry. this summer that keeping 50 of 52 republicans is not something that's reliable. and so despite promises of commitments th