let's look at the daily mail. says the open university —— say you've. —— save.ria and the awful pitches we see in the news, sullenly —— awful pictures. suddenly we want to save the open university. a hour for people who are employed and they are older, probably maul likely daily mail readers. —— more likely. maybe they are on a wonderful thing and will shipa are on a wonderful thing and will ship a lot of copies tomorrow and get a lot of interest, but it seems an odd headline. numbers of part—time students have been falling over the last two years and open universities has gone down by 30% and it was because back six years ago the government introduced a cap on what, the money you could get to attend part—time courses at £6,750, which doesn't take you very far. now they are suggesting there should be some sort of subsidy. if you give a subsidy to the open university, wouldn't you have lots of other stu d e nts wouldn't you have lots of other students putting their hands up, saying i cannot afford mike course, iama saying i cannot afford mike course, i am a young

the daily mail, not sure whether this is good or bad news for the prime minister.parently he's going to come and stay with the queen. apparently so, he could stay at balmoral, we're told. it's been pencilled in forjuly the 14th, quite interesting. just under two months after the royal wedding. we know he has been invited to it. this might be seen as a bit of a booby prize may be. officials apparently keen to roll out the red carpet which of course many of the critics of this visit certainly when mooted asa of this visit certainly when mooted as a state visit, sadiq khan said we shouldn't roll out the red carpet. it was1.8 shouldn't roll out the red carpet. it was 1.8 million people signed a petition to save he shouldn't be having a state visit. perhaps this will be a more pared back crypt. -- pair back crypt. jeremy corbyn has said it should not happen. and if it does there should be protests. there are many people campaigning against this. i'm not sure you'll have that great time. at the palace or even balmoral is a bit down—market and paired with mar—a—lago. i'm

the daily mail, the first 19 pages of the daily mail. pages of the daily mail.enir pullout. so much information. information. we don't even know his name yet. name yet. not —— that is not in the first 19 pages? pages? good morning, ben, so many congratulations on so much interest. that we won't be seeing him again today. today. yesterday as he left hospital to return home to kensington palace. return home to kensington palace. focusing, as you would expect, on the arrival of the newborn. the arrival of the newborn. baby in the house disrupts even the most well—organised household. not surprising. surprising. will hear what his name is going to be but i think that is unlikely. be but i think that is unlikely. tradition has it the royals will tend to keep us waiting. tend to keep us waiting. was 92 at the weekend, is still at windsor castle. windsor castle. salutes today here at hyde park and a towel war. a towel war. reactions continuing around the world. that he's tackling anti—semitism within the party. jonathan blake in westminster. who will he be meeting? com

the daily mail alleges that some health bosses have spent taxpayers‘ money on luxury items and serviceshe guardian's top story is a warning from teachers of a growing child poverty crisis, with the profession struggling to make up a shortfall in funds provided by councils and social services. the independent reports that theresa may is accused of breaking her promise to champion the life chances of poorer people by her failure to appoint a so—called social mobility tsar. and finally, the mirror leads on the news that the boxer scott westgarth, who died after a boxing bout, saved seven lives through organ donations. we're going to begin with the guardian and teachers warned of growing poverty crisis, schools struggling to fill the gaps left by this dirty cuts. this makes pretty

the daily mail are looking at the dilemma facing theresa may with regards to the uk's involvement.egards to the uk's involvement. she wants to be a strong ally to the united states, especially given the us response following the salisbury chemical attack, and yet, does she need to go to parliament? this is interesting. like you say, this story has taken the uk's perspective. since 2003 and 2004, parliament has voted on most military actions that have been taken. and this is what the paper is saying. does she need to wait for parliament or not? a lot of people say no. it is interesting that the daily mail is taking this point of view, because if we look through the rest of the international press, there is a lot of emphasis, really, on the vote in the security council. this paper refers to that as a fast and also donald trump's reaction, as well. because you need to remember that in the un security council yesterday russia warned of grave repercussions if the us was to take military action against them. repercussions if the us was to take military action against themm depends on the

the daily mail. the uk braces for cyber revenge.here are fears russia will retaliate over syrian airstrikes and of course the us putting more sanctions on russian companies. are absolutely. it seems, as she said before, warfare is now not just about the battlefield, as she said before, warfare is now notjust about the battlefield, it is about cyberspace. there is a fear the russians will hit back through cyber—attacks. they increased the number of trolls spreading propaganda. that'll be the revenge we will get. but, umm, people count up we will get. but, umm, people count up the idea of children being gassed in syria and cyber—attacks, they know which one will be easier to counter. a massive increase in the numberof kremlin counter. a massive increase in the number of kremlin linked trolls spreading propaganda about the airstrikes on line. this is why it is so important theresa may gets out there and get in front of it. it is a few days too late. the government knows the propaganda is coming and needs to get out in front of it as qu

of course also seen the daily mail of course also seen questions about amber rudd's future but theson who's really criticised in this is the person who introduced these changes for the wind rushed generation and her name was theresa may. and jane, your paper the guardian also picks up on the story, the faces of some of the people who are concerned about their rights and their welfare and running into difficulties cause of this. in a way, those two pictures sum up so much of this. this is what happened, this is the people coming over and these are the actual individuals who have been here who consider themselves british, they were given protection and they have been cheated as illegal immigrants and many of them working in our schools and how services for decades. and 110w and how services for decades. and now being told that they are somehow illegal. it's sort of begs belief really. the confusion has gone on today because on the one hand you have amber rudd saying in the house of commons well i'm not quite sure if anybody is being supported who should not have been. a few hours aft

the daily mail is consulted editor writes off jeremy corbett even though they just opinion polls show you may be the odds on favorite to be britain's next prime minister all of them all coming up about two and going underground. sensors financial survival guide i don't buy any i'm on a futures. based on almost five years as of last summer my ex from the future the trucker was kaiser. seemed wrong when all along just don't call. me that he's yet to shape out his day he comes to advocate and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back well the stakes could arguably never be higher and what some are already predicting could turn into a nuclear confrontation between britain and russia no wonder some way to argue that labor leader jeremy corwin is seeking to decrease tensions whilst applying stringent sanctions of those who have stolen money from the russian taxpayer but that's not the way some see it from the makers of the most visited english language newspaper website in the world joining me now is andrew pearce

she is featured on the front of the daily mail.ront page is her and vladimir putin on the other and the simple headline of oiling point. i am slightly uncomfortable of the way they are trying to almost dig up the prime minister by personalising it and saying this is our kind of iron lady mark to, standing up to vladimir putin. i will suggest she is being tracked into this by the language and the messaging from the white house. as i said, she now faces this question of does she stand with america and france and what sort of duty does she have because of the loyalty showed on the skripal case. she has yet to speak to the country and explain if we are going to be involved in military action, what sort of military action and whatever possible consequences. at the moment we have a lot of friends and we have this bubbling up of energy surrounding the idea of some military intervention but zero clarity about what form it would ta ke clarity about what form it would take them what will be the consequences “— take them what will be the cons

ex campeÓn de boxeo Óscar de la hoya estÁ al centro de otro escÁndalo sexual, segÚn el tabloide daily mailmo los que recibÍa arriba del cuadrilÁtero porque acuerdo con el tabloide britÁnico, Óscar de la hoya fue extorsionado por dos mujeres jÓvenes que pedÍan 2 millones de dÓlares a cambio de no revelar un video donde aparece el ex boxeador desnudo y practicando actos sexuales con utensilios de cocina, el daily mail reporta que las mujeres que estarÍan alrededor de los 20 aÑos se hicieron pasar por modelos en red social instagram para llamar la atenciÓn de la hoya segÚn el diario habrÍan comenzado a intercambiar mensajes en febrero y de la hoya las invitÓ, como no quiso pagar las mujeres quisieron vender las imÁgenes a quien se dedica a negociar videos sexuales de celebridades pero tambiÉn lo rechazÓ, contactamos a quien confirmÓ en la parte del reporte que lo implica pero negÓ a contestar otras cosas, respondiÓ hay una investigaciÓn en marcha, dijo que no habÍa visto un video sexual tan impactando pero dijo que es evidente que le tendieron una trampa al promotor multimillonario, acuerdo c

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are a final look is at the daily mail and it is the blue passport. —— ourfinal look.is year about the fact that government is awarding the tender to a franco dutch firm, passing over the burgundy coloured passports which you based in gateshead. the franco dutch firm are willing to ta ke franco dutch firm are willing to take the home office to court over this. the government has insisted throughout this that they merely chose to straightforward tendering process based on quality, security and price. the company in gateshead said they have been undercut. do you have a legal argument? just those three things, as henry said. whether it is true, as the government claims, that they were under all three of those things, quality, security and price. if it is just price, the government seems to have claimed it is all three of them in so claimed it is all three of them in so that may be where they start to have an argument. it is £120 million the government says that having them manufactured in france rather than britain will save if it is no compromise on security. we may yet

the daily mail is consulted it's a writes off jeremy corbyn even though they just opinion polls show you the odds on favorite to be britain's next prime minister the list of all coming up about two of going underground. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all children but there was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. you guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star among us and the huge amount of pressure come out you have to go meet the center of the beach but tell we are with you and we will show the great game the great game you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get the doll going let's go. a low as i want to you know and i'm really happy to join the team for the two thousand and three in the world cup in russia meet the special one i was also appreciated needs to just say the review beyond the team's latest edition to make it up as we go so i need to just look at. the soon see the blue of them so moving. to good use who was before. much of those who heard the preview. who w

language newspaper website in the world joining me now is andrew pearce consulting editor of the daily mail. welcome back what did you make of today's amaze speech and jeremy corbin's response to these amazing very boring speak she doesn't often get complete command of the consequence chamber but i thought statement this week was magisterial. by her standards she had the commons with her she is a former home secretary so she was able to draw on her experience as being and responsible for security and terror and the leader of the opposition was shameful it was an embarrassment because the leader of the opposition has a job in my view to be supportive in a time of national crisis to sound at least vaguely patry optic instead he was peevish turn ish and in failing to condemn the state of russia for what is perceived to be a russian act he showed himself to be according to some of his own side on the wrong side of the argument and it was made worse by the briefing after the statement by his press secretary seamus milner seamus miller's got for he's been to russia at the expense of peter literal

i saw the daily mail yesterday, they had the third part of meghan markle's life. a tongue twister! lam now markle's life. she is a tongue twister! i am now going to get the sack. it was incredible, the third part, and there were ten pages about her first marriage. wow, how intrusive is that? welcome to the royal family, poor woman. and intrusive is that? welcome to the royalfamily, poor woman. and he very much, enjoy the wedding party. don't forget, you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you, seven days a week. if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, lainy and james. goodbye. ijust want i just want to bring you ijust want to bring you up—to—date with how the rest of the weekend made pan out across the british isles. we have had a lot of weather in recent hours, a lot of thunderstorm activity and lightning across a good part of england and wales. come dawn, things were much quieter. too late if you had been woken up by this under storms. we are not done with the we

we speak to award winning author in rolling stone journalist matt taibbi and andrew pierce the daily mail's consulting editor writes off jeremy corbyn even though the latest opinion polls show you the odds on favorite to be britain's prime minister all of them all coming up to him going underground. pranking gave americans a lot of job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year truck so i chose to drive trucks people who rushed to a small town in north dakota was an unemployment rate of zero percent like gold rush is very very similar to gold but this beautiful story ended with pollution and devastation a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here anymore just slow down so much they lost their jobs got laid off the american dream is changing that's not what it used to be. and that's a tough reality to deal with. twenty eighteen coverage we've signed one of the greatest. but there was one more question and by the way it's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervou

in an interview with the daily mail, baroness doreen lawrence, said she wanted to "draw a line" aftervice and concert to mark the 25th anniversary of the killing in south—east london. our correspondent jessica parker is here. tell us more about what's she's said. his friend who was with him on the night he was murdered said he was ta cted night he was murdered said he was tacted by more than the two men convicted of his murder. it must have been a hard decision for baroness lawrence to take. as many people will know she has campaigned tirelessly for justice for her son since his death, in 1993. an inquest found that the teenager had been unlawfully killed in an unprovoked racist attack by fia youths but of course to date just two people gary dobson and david norris have been jailed for the crime. in an interview with the daily mail she says she doesn't believe the police have any more lines of inquiry. she says if they have come to the end, they should be honest, she also says she is conscious of the ongoing costing of the investigation to the public purse, and as well she has never h

el daily mail dice que intentaron extorsionar a la exmujer y a su hija para no divulgar las imÁgenes.igando. >> enfrentan posibles cargos penales debido a que se puede interpretar esto como una terrible extorsiÓn. el castigo en california son 2.3 o cuatro aÑos a la cÁrcel. reportera: intentamos comunicarnos con oscar de la hoya y la empresa golden boy por varios medios pero no han respondido a nuestra solicitud. dulce castellanos, univisiÓn. presentadora: un aÑo despuÉs de que el gobernador de california le concediera un indulto, o incluso la frontera los estados unidos un veterano de guerra castigado con la deportaciÓn. hÉctor barajas exigir a la ciudadanÍa estadounidense en una ceremonia en san diego. reportero: hÉctor barajas es hoy un hombre libre para regresar nuevamente a estados unidos 14 aÑos despuÉs deba haber sido deportado a mÉxico. hÉctor: es alguien que tras millones de personas regresadas de portadas al ni bien como Él regrese. reportero: aunque nadie resultÓ herido, su sentencia le costÓ la anulaciÓn de su residencia legal. >> estado en servicios en tiempos de guerra. r

that is what the daily mail say. we have david davis with us.today. you have chosen this story by your namesake, oi’ today. you have chosen this story by your namesake, or about your namesake, actually. there is something very unusual in the newspapers today. on the front page of one paper there is a story saying my namesake is fed up and on the brink of resignation in his role as secretary of state for brexit, in another paper, the daily mail, we have a double page spread which is very unusual to hear my namesake talking about his family and his life and things like that. it is very revealing and a well—written article. he says, when i go home, there is no talk of politics, that his family time, and he quotes his wife is saying it is for madmen and women i presume. what do you think dinner parties are like at their house? you do wonder. i have been to dinner parties with a great friend of his also in politics, and they are hugely entertaining, as david is. over the years i used to field calls from media organisations that will remain nameless i

in an interview with the daily mail, lady lawrence, said she wanted to "draw a line" after a memoriale and concert to mark the 25th anniversary of the killing, on april 22nd. two men were jailed for murder in 2012. scotland yard says a pensioner arrested on suspicion of murdering a burglar in his home will not face criminal charges. richard 0sborn—brooks, who's 78, discovered two intruders at his home in south—east london on wednesday. one of them, 37—year—old henry vincent from kent, was stabbed and died nearby. detectives dropped the investigation after consulting the crown prosecution service. russia's foreign ministry has warned there will be a "tough response" to new us sanctions on businessmen, companies and government officials close to president putin. the white house has imposed sanctions on seven russian oligarchs and 17 senior government officials, accusing them of "malign activity around the globe". 0ur correspondent chris buckler reports. the wealth of russian oligarchs does lie in business. 0leg deripaska became a billionaire from his dealings in aluminium, but like many

and the daily mail says meghan markle‘s uncle has accused the bride—to—be of not inviting him to herprince harry next month. so a wide range of stories there to discuss with my guests. thank you for joining us. welcome to both of you. let us start with the sunday times. this is a leaked document which is meant to show what the new security strategy is going to be. broadly the idea seems to be that you will try and get intervention long before people get around to blowing us up. the idea would be, for instance, that the police would step in earlier, worn town halls and government departments that somebody might be dodgy and try and intervene there. the real problem of course, as mentioned here, is that there are 23,000 extremists in this country. we did not know that figure, we thought it was 3000 and then the security minister blurted out that it was a lot higher. the problem for the agencies like mi5 are that they have a hard of 3000 that they are trying to monitor and the moment and other terrorist or suspected terrorist comes on to their radar, one of them goes into the 20,000 who

in an interview with the daily mail, lady lawrence, said she wanted to "draw a line" after a memorialand concert to mark the 25th anniversary of the killing, on april the 22nd. two men were jailed for murder in 2012. scotland yard says a pensioner arrested on suspicion of murdering a burglar in his home will not face criminal charges. richard osborn—brooks, who's 78, discovered two intruders at his home in south—east london on wednesday. one of them, 37—year—old henry vincent from kent, was stabbed and died nearby. detectives dropped the investigation after consulting the crown prosecution service. russia's foreign ministry has warned there will be a "tough response" to new us sanctions on businessmen, companies and government officials close to president putin. the white house says it is targetting those involved in what it called "malign activity around the globe". the list includes mr putin's bodyguard, his son—in—law, and oligarchs. meanwhile in the uk, sergei skripal is improving rapidly and is no longer in a critical condition, according to doctors at salisbury district hospital

and the daily mail calls it a "fiasco that shames britain", and claims there are calls for the home secretaryies dominating the front pages there, with a big focus on the issues facing commonwealth migrants. let's see what our reviewers make of it all. very evocative poker —— photographed there on the front page. yes, the photograph i think for this one is from 1962, when lots of people of his leave from the commonwealth were asked to come over, help with the rebuilding of postwar britain and at the same time as the home secretary had to apologise for the absolutely appalling treatment of the people you know many of whom were children who have been here for 50 or 60 yea rs who have been here for 50 or 60 years and barefaced deportation, lost theirjobs, denied health service and the stress they have been under and finally today amber rudd stood up, the home secretary and apologised for this

we begin with, unusually, the uk's daily mail and the headline "theresa may cautioned against joining". it comes as mrs may and president trump vowed to put an end to chemical weapon attacks in syria, in a sign the allies could be just days away from striking. the guardian, like many other papers, has facebook‘s mark zuckerberg on the front page as he prepared to testify before the joint senate committee in washington. a british and us—led class action against facebook and cambridge analytica was announced just hours before he testified. looking at the times, an in—depth study by the uk's leading business body found a vast majority of british businesses prefer close alignment with eu regulations post—brexit. 0n the bbc news website some of the most popular online music videos — like hit song despacito — were left unrecognisable, after hackers replaced cover images and titles with messages like "free palestine". and finally in the telegraph, the royal wedding guest list — who's on it and importantly who's not on it?

the daily mail has an interview with doreen lawrence, the mother of the murdered teenager stephen. reports the two thirds of burglaries aren't being properly investigated by officers. the express leads with the release without charge of richard osborn—brooks, who fatally stabbed a man who was breaking in to his home, and calls it a victory for common sense. the sun goes with the same story and the same editorial line. and the mirror says that ant mcpartlin was allegedly more than twice the limit when arrested for drink—driving. so a varied set of front pages there. lets have a look at them in more detail. starting with the ongoing ramifications of the russians by poisoning story and how that sort of really brought in so many of britain's allies in various ways. here's the ftes. the us takes aim at russian oligarchs, yet more sanctions being imposed by the trump administration. this may come as a surprise for people wentjust administration. this may come as a surprise for people went just five days after the poisoning in salisbury donald trump, the president called vladimir putin aft

the daily mail claims that mr osborn—brooks was simply defending his wife and home.security services believe they have pinpointed the russian laboratory, which the paper says made the weapons—grade nerve agent used, in the salisbury attack. the ft says that world markets are reeling after the trade war between the us and china deepens. and the guardian, as part of its long—running campaign reports that eight out of ten companies and public sector bodies, pay men more than women. so, a couple of different stories making most of the front pages but an awful lot of them headlining this story about the pensioner arrested over the death of the burglar. that is certainly the headline in the telegraph. this was in southeast london last night and richard osborne brooks is still being in custody tonight. he found an intruder in his home, allegedly, and is now being investigated for murder, and i think what a lot of the papers are discussing is it was his house and there were two intruders who came into the house and it's going to widen the debate about the right to self—defen

and the daily mail says megan markle‘s uncle has accused the bride—to—be of not inviting him to her wedding next month. wide range of stories there to discuss with my two guests. thank you both very much forjoining us. thank you both very much forjoining us. let us start with the sunday times. jo, greater powers to fight terror. clearly an important issue. the sunday times seems to have got what it claims is insight into what this new strategy is going to be. what it claims is insight into what this new strategy is going to hem isa leak this new strategy is going to hem is a leak of 120 page draft of the government's counterterrorism strategy, which is due to be published in the next weeks. this replaces the counter—terror it —— counterterrorism strategy of 2011. clearly there has been an awful lot that needs ramping up, the way we do with security, not least with cyberspace and, nigel knows more about the security service than most people, certainly of the three people, certainly of the three people he, but it is about how you tackle it. ithink people he, but it is about how you tackle it.

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the story in the daily mail is sensationalist and alarming but it is highlighting a genuine issue thatd to that, particularly when your gp doesn't understand or recognises it. there is legislation that says gps have to recognise when somebody says they are experiencing gender dysphoria. they have to be sent on to a specialist but what we're finding is that doesn't always happen and some young trans people are looking on the internet to order themselves hormones without medical supervision and without going through the nhs or through private health care and are injecting themselves with these dangerous drugs if you don't know what you are doing. they are feeling it is their only option to their mental distress. there is a choice to be made and the approach might be something quite different for some people whereby there is something where there is a grey line. a spectrum of gender. paramedical professionals in their psychiatric end of the spectrum who are recognising there is notjust male 01’ recognising there is notjust male orfemale but recognising there is notjust male or female but

in an interview with the daily mail, lady lawrence, said she wanted to "draw a line" after a memoriald concert to mark the 25th anniversary of the killing, on april the 22nd. two men were jailed for murder in 2012. holidaymakers are being warned about fraudsters who place false adverts on accommodation websites, russia's foreign ministry has warned there will be a "tough response" to new us sanctions on businessmen, companies and government officials close to president putin. the white house has imposed sanctions on seven russian oligarchs and 17 senior government officials, accusing them of "malign activity around the globe". 0ur correspondent chris buckler reports. the wealth of russian oligarchs does lie in business. 0leg deripaska became a billionaire from his dealings in aluminium, but like many of russia's super rich, he's benefited from a relationship with the kremlin. he's just one of a long list of individuals close to vladimir putin targeted by these us sanctions, actions intended to financially punish them and intended to send a message to moscow. in a statement, mr deripas

let's talk more about manchester city's achievement now with the daily mail's football editor ian ladymantargets but the job is done. how does this rank with jose mourinho's first chelsea, alex ferguson's treble winners, the invincible ‘s arsenal! —— the invincible ‘s arsenal! —— the invincible is of arsenal? hard to answer, players like van nistelrooy, paul scholes and ryan giggs, they would get in this city team. what we have seen this season is a title race that has almost become a procession. it's been a long time since we have seen that. i was trying to work out when we all knew that city were going to win the title, nobody could say they knew at the start of the season but most adverts are expected by the time or was with us and certainly winter. they went on that incredible run that 18 match winning run, another record which has fallen. what is so special about pep guardiola if there is something special about him, is it the style he has brought to man city and there's no compromise in his approach? that is what has had us his approach? that is what has had us all in his parole. ci

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british intelligence has immediately rushed to boris johnson's rescue just like chippendale the daily mail has reported that u.k. intelligence has top secret information from sources that claim russia has been testing the novi choke nerve agent on objects like door knobs prior to the salisbury attack gentleman i don't even know how to comment on that this is a theater of the absurd could you come up with a more believable hoax although we know the value of british intelligence thanks to tony blair well we have told our british colleagues that they are playing with fire and they may end up in a bad way. the meeting was convened by the russian federation and when the un security council it gathered the meeting opened with remarks by the russian ambassador in which he essentially said that moscow is demanding answers he pointed out the allegations were leveled against russia just hours after the attack and taken place and that those allegations are hard to believe as neither boris johnson or theresa may or chemical experts who went on to point out that porton down laboratory which actually te

in an interview with the daily mail, lady lawrence said she wanted to draw a line after a memorial servicersary of the killing on april 22nd. two men were jailed for murder in 2012. holidaymakers are being warned about fraudsters who place false adverts on accommodation websites, conning them out of £1,500 each on average. last year, there was a 25% increase in the scams, which included fake airline tickets. our business correspondent nina warhurst reports. when georgia was looking to take her boyfriend to amsterdam, she thought she'd seemed the perfect apartment online. after transferring more than £900, she realised there was no record of payment and no apartment. your heart just record of payment and no apartment. your heartjust crops and it's like this panicjust comes over you, it com pletely ta kes over this panicjust comes over you, it completely takes over your body. what have i done? i ran out from my desk and i called my mom and i said, what do i do, i've made this payment, it's all my fault. she's not the only once. last year georgia was one of a700 wolli makers who reported frau

for the first time since being reunited, lyle is speaking exclusively with daily mail tv and we havelook. >> 22 years exactly. >> reporter: 22 years since the last time lyle and erik menendez were face-to-face after being convicted of murdering their parents in their upscale beverly hills home. >> i remember firing directly at him. >> reporter: at the time, speaking to barbara walters, erik then dreading the possibility of a life away from his brother. >> we will spend the rest of our life in prison. if we're not put in the same prison, there's a good probability that i will never see him again. and that would be -- that would be very, very difficult to live through. >> reporter: they would, until earlier this month. lyle finally transferred to the same southern california prison as his brother. that grin on his face saying it all and now he's speaking out to daily mail tv for the first time about that reunion. >> i ended up bursting into tears, which is quite an emotional thing, almost unexpectedly so, i think for me. it was just something i wasn't sure was ever going to happen. it

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in an interview with the daily mail, baroness doreen lawrence, said she wanted to "draw a line" afterh—east london. bollywood star salman khan has been released from jail after being granted bail by an indian court. he was sentenced to five years in prison on thursday, after being found guilty of killing two rare blackbuck antelopes, 20 years ago. under the terms of his bail, salman khan has been ordered to pay around £500 and will not be able to leave india without the court's permission. holidaymakers are being warned about fraudsters who place false adverts on accommodation websites. last year, nearly 5,000 travellers fell victim to such scams, which included fake airline tickets. our business correspondent nina warhurst reports. when georgia was looking to take her boyfriend to amsterdam she thought she'd seen the perfect apartment online. after transferring more than £900, she realised there was no record of payment and no apartment. your heartjust drops, and it's like this panic just comes over you, completely takes over your body and it's like "what have i done?" and she's not

actually protecting as they claiming the journalist peter oborne has been on this show over the daily mail road a piece opposing the war quoting what is on robin cook's grave stone that in effect may not have stopped the iraq war of twenty three but he did make it mandatory for a political vote on military action what do you think of what was read on robin cook before we label foreign secretaries grave well in the in the light of what's happened well will clearly trace most as a structure of the the legacy that was left by robin cook and certainly the legacy did hold true up until this weekend when theresa may decided to you know. actually . launch a missile attack basically dancing to the tune of donald trump that's why we need a war powers act that swatch arabic organ is calling for that that's why we hope that we'll have a debate on this issue and certainly when we get a labor government this will be a high priority for a legislative program. and i welcome back to out international sergeant program there you will of course be able to catch up on line not a bit later let's go live now li

dietitian susie borrell tells "the daily mail" a new study found people who cheated once in a while weretivated to stick with their diet in the long term but here's the crucial takeaway. she says one or even two cheat meals a week can be helpful for weight loss but not cheat days. >> we'll deal with that. and it's important to realize that a cheat meal which is okay is not the same as a cheat binge which is not okay. you can't just take everything at the buffet. >> but even if it happens in one shot -- okay. i guess that doesn't count. >>> and the blizzard we mentioned earlier set an april snowfall record in green bay. >> they just got two feet of snow but the wind created this six-foot drift. >> it's the winter that won't end. six-foot drift. >> it's the winter that won't end. but like a real hike. with deer and stuff. at a-a-r-p, we're all about hikes, bikes... swims... and... whatever this is... because we're here to help you become your healthiest self. it's why we offer health tips for your body... ...and your brain. yeah, your brain! today is your day to make fitness happen... and

because after our previous press conference someone from daily mail. didn't like your dress. and how you looked. and rule something really disgusting human skull. yeah i'll just give you a copy. of what since. the press conference happened in my house and . and you were treated so unfairly you know i have to apologize. this is the reality it's in there no your quest. for me. would do you good for you we're reading everything what is published in the u.k. . and my question was just to clarify when did you last request. well you'll probably prefer. to read them quickly as we cross into the city people who frequent this information and who are actually going to come to believe. you know we just ask about the condition of this group artist you know recently just a few days ago we were just reiterating you know just we're saying this is the new notes you know please answer the question but they're not answering the question of the foreign office asylum but we're in contact with the another russian citizen who is the sister of for you this could quite she's going to come to london

hysteria would lead us to a new play a winter plus the consultant for the would rather me a road daily mail andrew pesce predicts the fallout from will china will lead to the end of jeremy cold and political careers oliseh more coming up in today's going underground but first british labor leader jeremy corbyn didn't even use one of his questions of prime minister's questions to go do minority government needed to raise them a into war because of weapons of mass destruction he wanted on says about a financial statement on monday the n.h.s. is clearly in crisis so why wasn't there a penny extra of the n.h.s. in yesterday's statement by the chancellor the prime minister told coleman to look at the arguably blairite labor party in wales perhaps you might look to see what what the labor entering in when you see. that the latest on new day to the next on your data shows when i look at twelve hour waits in any that's three point four percent of patients waiting over twelve hours in wales compared to one point three percent in england he wants to talk about meeting targets he should talk to a neig

george osborne talking about how taxpayers are subsidizing these lifestyles and this was after the daily mail headlined by a product of welfare u.k. it's setting in to. genda the problem is people who exist. not that there are not an economic crisis on austerity because of people like mary that we do have to bring benefits catherine. in a country where social security cuts are having a real impact on people in need a media industry has grown creating its own set of beneficial as it is the publishers produces p.r. agent some politician who attended. you could call it irresponsible. to use a term the media usually reserved for those on benefits. and finally one indian prime minister narendra modi addresses the nation on his radio program on key bot he doesn't necessarily stick to politics on his most recent show modi called for a mass movement for a healthier india urging citizens to make this year's international yoga day something special that provoked some modi fans to produce a series of animated yoga lessons taught by the prime minister himself modi has endorsed and tweeted the videos with