the daily mail, hats off to them is starting.was wrought in on single use plastic bags, it had a transformed into effect on the way people used plastic bags. it is not beyond the will of man to come up with a system. it will need a modicum of compulsion anywhere that 5p is. let us look at the back page of the daily mirror. a lot of of the bat pages at thinking about sir alex ferguson —— back pages. this is the daily mirror. thank you, boss. this isa number of daily mirror. thank you, boss. this is a number of ordinarily rivals of manchester united paying tribute to the extraordinary success of sir alex ferguson when he was manchester united's boss all that time and now recovering, hopefully, from a brain haemorrhage. football is tribal. a bit like politics. and highly contested, but also light politics voters that our managers themselves realise what a genius he is. and it is heartening to see them pull around with messages of support for him. today was a big day for football. we saw arsene wenger's finale, saying goodbye to arse

the daily mail quotes a single unnamed kuwaiti source.ti source told daily mail that al rumaihi called him and boasted that cohen had asked him for money in exchange for influence in the trump administration. the official said, he said cohen told him to send millions to various members of the trump family. al rumaihi did not do so, the official added. the trump family members were not named. the kuwaiti source said al rumaihi informed him of the alleged bribery attempt so that he would not appear to be going behind kuwait's back in his relationship with the trump administration. "the kuwaiti source claimed al rumaihi told him that cohen tried to get the money during a meeting which also included now disgraced former national security adviser michael flynn at trump tower in december 2016. ." al rumaihi's company had no comment for the daily mail about that alleged bribe offer. joining our discussion now, jeremy stahl, senior editor at slate and back with us malcolm nance and david frum. you have been reporting on this and reporting on mich

the daily mail quote borisjohnson going forward.quote boris johnson saying going forward. the daily mail quote borisjohnson saying that it clearly shows we need a clean break from brussels. the daily telegraph as saying that this is really a sign that she needs to pursue a no compromise brexit. but i'm going back to before. he said this of a second time the prime minister has gone and to an election with a position to take us out of the single market and the customs union and that his flock. so he says it is flopping. it hasn't worked. and that his flock. so he says it is flopping. it hasn't workedlj and that his flock. so he says it is flopping. it hasn't worked. i think brexit did come up as an issue in this election campaign. i think theresa may will be dragged more into the position of her party saying to be tough on immigration. remember it will be very interesting because immigration is the other big thing coming down. she disappointed stodgy divers who want to try and reduce the hostile climate in terms of immigration. we've

before we look at the telegraph, the daily mail has a sumptuous 32 page souvenir photo album including the secret royal asides by our lip reader. that is worth buying, just that. let's go back to the daily telegraph. a similar vein here. meghan to fight for feminism and she might have to tread carefully because prince charles, he has been speaking about environmental matters and architectural issues and more political things than that and got into hot water. we will have do reset our expectations of what the royals represent because there's always been this slight distaste for prince charles becoming a kind of arbiter of taste and architectural style but i wonder if there is not a new readiness to contemplate a different form of royal family? we have seen that with the mental health work the two princes were involved in. definitely. meghan will have a freer role, like prince harry, because they're not expected to become head of state and they are seen to become head of state and they are seen as to become head of state and they are seen as part of the warmth towards them is that they a

going underground that the pm acts on orders from the daily mail newspaper nowadays she seems to prefer rupert murdoch's fox news this is absolutely wrong.

are seeing an effect coming off this daily mail story., i would say that it is dominated by dividend stocks. the ex-dividend story is dominating what we are seeing in the bottom of the market. meetnald trump set to north korean leader kim jong-il and on june 12 in singapore. he tweeted that both try to make it a special moment for world peace. trump made the announcement after greeting three u.s. citizens free by north korea, praising their release as a conciliatory gesture by kim. >> the relationship is good and hopefully something very good is going to happen, and they understand it is very important for them. it is important for everybody. japan, south korea, china, everybody, i think it is going to be a very big success. >> israeli prime minister is accusing iran of crossing a rockets.y shooting in response, the military conducted its biggest raid inside syria and at least 30 years, targeting what it says were iranian military infrastructure. the iranians a say the israeli claim is a lie. donald said to have paid trump's lawyer up to

and with 5 days to go before the royal wedding, the daily mail is reporting that meghan markle is pleading with her father to walk her down the aisle. it is unclear whether meghan markle‘s father will attend the wedding on saturday as planned, after he controversially made a deal with the paparazzi. the financial times reports that a us supreme court has paved the way for legalised sports gambling across the us — after it struck down a federal law that banned such wagering in almost all american states. the decision could open up the us to betting companies that have long sought access to the lucrative market. the washington post says the us city of seattle has voted to impose a new tax on the biggest companies based there. amazon — the city's biggest employer — and starbucks are amongst those who will pay $275 a year per employee. the china daily features the extraordinary story of a pilot who saved over 100 passengers onboard a plane with a broken windshield. the paper speaks to the captain who describes the moment the chinese plane's cockpit windshield blew out at 32,000 feet, nearly pu

and see what they want to do with reason may still doubts but one thing's certain about the daily mailand other newspapers is that anyone who questions why the ministry of defense is david kelly died is considered a conspiracy case you've written a book on it is again in the news because of another book on it you still think there are unanswered questions yet he was the u.n. weapons inspector and he had severe doubts about the fact that the government was using intelligence in a way that was designed to produce political advantage in other words it was setting up a torch dodgy dossier used in two thousand and three just advocates of weapons of mass destruction with saddam hussein when there were no such weapons and david kelly had doubts about that so i don't of course he was found dead in suspicious circumstances in a wooden box which earned by the way fifteen years on has been there in questions about death which is a appalling indictment of how this country will prove the pages will eventually be released but on the other hand you are in favor of the establishment view over the scri

should have been you have to understand that the tory party to be in particular were led by the daily mailwhat do you feel wanted was for the conservatives to live in the home office you have to believe me i mean this is a paper that was in her in her office on her desk that's what happened all the time her special advisers would speak to daily mail and see what they want to do with reason may still doubt the. one thing's certain about the daily mail and other newspapers is that anyone who questions why the ministry of defense is david kelly died is considered a conspiracy case you've written a book on it is again in the news because of another book on it you still think there are unanswered questions yet he was the u.n. weapons inspector and he had severe doubts about the fact that the government was using intelligence in a way that was designed to produce political advantage in other words he was checking out the door to dodgy dossier in two thousand and three just it was a case of weapons of mass destruction with saddam hussein when there were no such weapons and david kelly had doubts

i want to bring in jennifer ruben, "washington post," and francesca chambers from the daily mail.sca, why does account white house leak as much as it does. >> well, kellyanne conway pointed to this yesterday when she said there are some people who seem to want to shiv their colleagues. of course, there are also people in the administration i think as it pertains to this one who might be very upset about what was said about senator john mccain which is a fellow republican and perhaps wanted to force the white house into a position where they had to do something. that hasn't worked so far because kelly sadler i was told today still has a job at the white house and still has not apologized publicly as of this time for the comment she made and raj shah, the deputy press secretary told reporters in the briefing yesterday that the white house wasn't going to comment on this further and refused to say whether or not he thought it was an inappropriate remark. >> jennifer, i can't imagine them apologizing over anything certainly not this. >> right. frankly, it's almost a direct quote from

according to the daily mail he said that option is crazy, it is untried, and it will make it very, very deals with other countries. we know that last week, when ministers met to discuss all this, they failed to agree on one of those options. downing street, though, said that there had been agreement, or consensus, if you like, on the principles, and that the prime minister had asked for more work to be done on the options. but both of these ideas were first floated last august. we are months and months down the line, so the pressure really is a theresa may and the government to make its mind up. thank you very much, so you a bit later on. —— see you later on. borisjohnson made those comments about brexit in washington, where he has been urging president trump not to tear up the iran nuclear deal. the deal was signed by iran and the us, the uk, russia, france, china, germany and the eu in 2015. an agreement was reached to ensure iran's nuclear program would be exclusively peaceful. but opponents of the deal such as israel have accused the iranian regime of lying about their nuclear capab

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who's told the daily mail customs partnership is a crazy system... adding it's totally untried...fiable if they go for the idea of the customs partnership. it really ru d e of the customs partnership. it really rude run against every thing i know about. —— it really would run against. the government believes there is a high—tech solution, one that would avoid a hard border between northern ireland and the republic at the same time allowing britain to do new trade deals. but other conservatives aren't so sure. it shouldn't be about the foreign secretary or anybody, ultimately it's about getting the right deal in the national interest, something that means we don't go backwards in northern ireland but also our manufacturers are able to conduct trade across borders without unnecessary barriers. with no consensus so for unnecessary barriers. with no consensus so for downing street says theresa may has asked for more work to be done on both options but with such deep divisions in the conservative party over brexit this complex issue of customs won't be easily solved. and these rankings

they say you see the daily mail now, the daily mail still has to pick up the cost. —— skew the daily you can differentiate. however ha rd think you can differentiate. however hard you think newspapers are in this country, we have more bureaucracy, more laws affecting them than anywhere else in the world. it is time to leave them alone. time for maybe one other story. driverless cars. people are curious and suspicious about them. we believe it could be the answer perhaps to the number of road accidents. the main company doing these, tesla, struggling to make money. this is the revolution we are being so—called threatened with. a man found sitting in the passenger seat, he got prosecuted... even though they are fitted with a d riverless though they are fitted with a driverless facility, they are remarkable... is it unnerving? i just took one out of interest. a car cut straight across me. this khawaja stop, pulled back, let the cargo. remarkable. to be clear, you are sitting in the driver's seat. what do you do with your hands? you can sit with them one your lap. but if you are not hold

and with 5 days to go before the royal wedding, the daily mail is reporting that meghan markle is pleading unclear whether meghan markle's father will attend the wedding on saturday as planned, after he controversially made a deal with the paparazzi. the financial times reports that a us supreme court has paved the way for legalised sports gambling across the us — after it struck down a federal law that banned such wagering in almost all american states.

of course the local elections, the daily mail, brexit voters, their ta ke daily mail, brexit voters,election breakthrough. the story is also on the front page of the times newspaper. mps call for an inquest, corbyn fail selection test is the way they have gone through that. the picture there, it sir paul and lady mccartney at buckingham palace yesterday, he received the insignia of the companion of honour. 0nly yesterday, he received the insignia of the companion of honour. only 65 people at any one time have the honour. the back page is all about steven gerrard, tempted away from liverpool where he had a job with the academy, coaching the use, to ta ke the academy, coaching the use, to take over as manager of rangers, his first big manager realjob, it is a risk on both sides, rangers of course a huge tradition but a massive job to try to catch celtic at the top of the scottish premiership, he has in gary mcallister as his assistant who has a managerial experience with leeds and coventry of course as well. but he is saying he turned down eight otherjobs to take the job at rangers and

talbot borisjohnson, the daily mail. you saw the front cover —— tell to.avid davis — how hard is he going to push this now? this is preposterous, what on earth has a so—called hard brexit, which is actuallyjust brexit, got to do with any of the results from yesterday? these were local elections, i don't think they have any impact on the brexit debate. do you not believe it is empowering for the brexiteers, people like boris johnson and jacob rees—mogg to say this is a clear sign people don't want the labour version of brexit, this is what it is about. that is what they are doing whether you think it is preposterous or not. they can do it all they like. the only protection and local elections is the theresa may is comfortable in her position for another three weeks —— the only projections. it would be just as absurd on the conservative side to claim some sort of mandate out of these elections as it would to claim a victory for anyone. nobody had a breakthrough here. british politics is rather stuck. this was none of the above. these elections were effective

that's right, i was worried the daily mail was going to forget about the royal family but they have gothe queen and philip. i want to know more about meghan markle's father. sorry, we have not delved into that and the paparazzi enough tonight for you, john. we will let you go and read up on it. we'll take it to the daily express, we are going to speed up the top to one of the inside pages. a man the top to one of the inside pages. amana the top to one of the inside pages. a man a lot of people may not have heard of, who has got a lot of money stop work well, he is top of the rich list for the uk and in a stunning twist, it is a rags to riches story. —— he has got a lot of money. british business generally is in favour of remaining, so good news all round. i am slightly surprised the daily express, obviously a big brexit backing paper, did not manage to get brexiteer in the headline. had you heard of him before? so it did not come to mind straightaway but then i remembered, he was mildly critical of the government's approach to the actual brexit negotiations. he said that they needed to

shares in zoopla's zpg are surging after silver lake bought them daily mail is also trading higher thetish newspaper gave its backing to the deal. the news boosted stocks in rival websites like rightmove and auto trader before we head out, let's look at european markets. i was saying earlier that the stoxx 600 had its seventh week of gains in a row, the longest winning streak in three years. even though the mood is a bit negative in today's session, overall it's been a good couple of weeks of gains for europe as a broad sector we have cac 40 down 0.4% dow is seen opening up about 30 points higher. s&p lower. but nothing major there. that is it for today's show. i'm joumanna bercetche "worldwide exchange" is coming up next. xfinity x1 customers can vote, simply by saying, "vote for the voice." i'm gonna vote for... unless, kelly clarkson, you're a coach, because, you know, that wouldn't be fair. [ whispering ] whatever. which artist will you vote for? vote for... ok, still know it's you. i just wanna vote! cast your vote during every live show. simply say, "vote for the voice" or your f

in today's daily mail, mrs may's favourite paper, borisjohnson called that idea crazy, tied to the eu support a plan you call crazy? so now the prime minister must win the argument, somehow convince colleagues like the home secretary she has just promoted, or maybe her ally the defence secretary, if she can, or repackage the plan. no—one is sure how to pull it off, ministers least of all. in a word, do you think there can be any kind of compromise on customs? she laughs. you don't sound too confident. there will be a fight here, whatever is agreed. brexiteer mps seem immovable. i think they would be seriously certifiable if they go for the idea of the customs partnership. it really would run against everything i know about government. mps doubtful about brexit want to steer a course close to the eu, for the sake of british business. ultimately, it's about getting the right deal in the national interest, something that means that we don't go backwards in northern ireland, but also that our manufacturers are able to conduct trade across borders without unnecessary barriers. tonight, the

the daily mail shows pupils at st luke's primary school in east londonjoining the newspaper's sponsoredfocuses on prince philip and the queen's 70 year marriage ahead of the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle next week. "betrayal" says the daily express, referring to british soldiers who face investigation for their role in northern ireland over a0 years ago. the telegraph says the head of the nhs has warned hospital shops to reduce their prices, after a tube of toothpaste was found to cost £8. the times leads with the warning from a united nations expert that theresa may's immigration policies may have made britain a more racist country. and the guardian leads with the same story. we can go to nigel and jo, beginning with the telegraph, hmrc says customs pine is not viable. notjust borisjohnson who thinks the customs partnership is crazy —— borisjohnson who thinks the customs partnership is crazy -- customs plan. the taxman does as well, the trouble is europe has said no to both brands which are on the table. we are still in this strange situation of arguing amongst ourselves an

the daily mail says brexit voters rallied behind theresa may to crush labour's hopes of an election breakthroughdministration has presented china with a list of hardline trade demands, including requiring beijing to cut its trade surplus with the us by $200 billion pounds. by 200 billion pounds. the daily telegraph has news of an injection that reportedly helps people lose more than a stone injust four weeks. the guardian looks forward to a sweltering weekend, saying the uk is set for the hottest may bank holiday on record. and the sun has a picture of meghan markle‘s father, following confirmation that he'll walk his daughter up the aisle at the forthcoming royal wedding. let's begin. laughter it is all about the local elections. i know you both have been very busy but we will start with the eye. what is everybody a winner? everybody is claiming that they wear a winner. everybody is claiming victory. i think to be fair, the conservatives we re think to be fair, the conservatives were expecting to have i think a tough night. i think they actually did better than most people expected including th

the daily mail leads with criticism by boris johnson over the government's plans for trade after brexithank you both very much for joining us. let's start with the metro, which is talking about torres johnson's visit to the united states —— boris johnson. give trumper nobel peace prize. the only person who could believe this is trump himself, because you can't flatter him too much and it is need to get him to not back down from the iran deal. otherwise it is ludicrous. this man threatened to blast north korea out of the water. he has put up military spending and upped intervention in the middle east, so it is ludicrous but it might just the middle east, so it is ludicrous but it mightjust swing it, because if borisjohnson but it mightjust swing it, because if boris johnson flatters but it mightjust swing it, because if borisjohnson flatters him enough, he might succeed. that is clearly the aim. i suppose the dangerfor boris clearly the aim. i suppose the danger for boris johnson is clearly the aim. i suppose the dangerfor borisjohnson is if it doesn't come off. fascinating that the best

and the daily mail leads on new figures that suggests 22,000 children leave primary school severely obese. so an unusual situation tonight with different headlines for each paper. we will start off with the telegraph. nhs woes, we had the nhs on the papers this morning, and tomorrow morning as well. what are we talking about? a free lunch, everybody wants to know how you fix the nhs. somebody is offering without spending any addition to the £120 billion budget that the nhs has, the medical director of acute ca re has, the medical director of acute care in the nhs says that part of the problem is bed blocking, surgeons cannot do the operations they want to because they do not have these beds spat. he is calling for innovative thinking about how the nhs can use the resources they have,in the nhs can use the resources they have, in the past people cannot move out of hospital because they do not have ca re places out of hospital because they do not have care places to go to all care in their homes. he says that surgeons could be part of the solution, thinking how they can free up solution, th

digby, we have the daily mail, big front page about the breast screening scandal, it's the sort of scandal are beginning to emerge after the announcement yesterday. it heads into every individual who will ever read a newspaper because it's a female, but it might be a male who is white, mother, daughter, sister, whatever, living here, the paper has picked up on his ministers knew about this a year ago and said nothing. i was in the lords this afternoon when the statement was read out about the government saying this is what it was about, this is what we are going to do about it and it started under the other government, the labour government, this was not a party, tribal issue. i understood from that why this is a bit misleading because they were saying look, we found out about it but we did not know the scope of that, how extensive it was, where it hit, for instance, wales have the same software that it did not have the same effect, scotland does not have the same software, it did not apply, we wanted to go to the public with this is the problem, this is what we are going to do and we are

the daily mail says the supposed taylor in this photo actually works at a party goods store next door. daily mail.com editor at large piers morgan says it was a royal embarrassment pmt. >> the it's excruciating. the royals have for months and months demanded their privacy not be invaded. and here you have the father of the bride invading hi own brief si. >> this afternoon, kensington palace reelsed this statement. this is a deeply personal moment for ms. mark until the days before her wedding. they ask for understanding and respect to be exticketed to plmt markle. in a new twist today, meghan's half sister is taking the blame. >> i suggested that the photographers show him as he is. doing positive things. >> the photos reportedly sold for nearly $140,000. it's unclear however if meghan's dad was paid. samantha grilled abit on "loose women." >> are you saying your father didn't receive any money at all? >> i don't believe so. >> not you don't believe. are you saying he didn't? >> i have no idea. if he did, i'm going the assume it was a pittance. >> so who will walk meghan down the aisl

the reporter who broke that as we told you last night, the daily mail, british paper, had a wild story which we weren't sure what to make of it. the tabloid claimed that a qatari investor named ahmad al rumaihi who met with the officials a month or so after the election told people that michael cohen asked for millions of dollars which he would pass to trump family members. we didn't know if it was true. now that story had a single anonymous source but now the guy at the center of it, ahmad al rumaihi has gone on the record. his claims are not quite that but still sensational. city told the intercept that cohen asked him straight up for a million dollars during a conversation about potential qatari investment. nbc news confirmed that claim with a spokesman for al rumaihi. joining me is it the author who broke the story. great reporting, ryan. set the context here. al rumaihi ran an investment fund for the qatari government. is that right. >> yeah, he was a senior official in their sovereign wealth fund worth a couple of trillion dollars. he had responsibility for a piece of it that had

oh, prince william, i'm sorry, also spoke and "the daily mail" claims it was naughty. >> naughty. >>he's going to behave as a royal. ana? >> now you get to go to sleep. nick watt, thank you for the great reporting there. been so much fun to hear the stories and help you -- help us walk through the event as it unfolded. we appreciate. >>> next, hear from the designer who created the dress the world was waiting to see, meghan markle's wedding gown. . or it isn't. it's inspected by mercedes-benz factory-trained technicians. or it isn't. it's backed by an unlimited mileage warranty, or it isn't. for those who never settle, it's either mercedes-benz certified pre-owned, or it isn't. the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event. now through may 31st. only at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. looking for a hotel that fits... whoooo. ...your budget? tripadvisor now searches over... ...200 sites to find you the... ...hotel you want at the lowest price. grazi, gino! find a price that fits. tripadvisor. which is breast cancer metastatthat has spreadr, to other parts of her body. she's

her way of dealing with the customs relationship with eu and we can look at the front page of the daily mail he has been either strengthened or weakened by these results, but what he does now face is questions about whether he has reached peak corbyn. thanks forjoining us. we'll discuss what all this means for labour in a moment with labour's leader in the lords. but first, local elections are all about local issues, until the party does better than expected and then suddenly they're about really big issues. today, the foreign secretary boris johnson took the result as an indication the party could push forward on its promise to cut free of a customs union. so what does this mean for the pm's brexit strategy, now? i asked jo johnson, the transport minister, if that worried him. the fact that vote share projections showed that the conservatives and labour were neck and neck. clearly this is a local election. a general election is fought on different issues often with different electorates. remember not all the people who vote in a local election can vote in a general election including signif

now, there have been headlines like this one in the daily mail from thursday, about, what...raitors in ermine. is it the job of the lords? are the lords doing theirjob or are they sabotaging, like this headline implies? the lords and doing theirjob. the house of lords is intended to be a revising chamber but also a chamber which asks the house of commons to sometimes think again, and that is exactly what they have been doing. there have been quite substantial changes to the will while it has been in the lords, some of those have been more technical and the big headline has been around this amendment that says the government has tried to negotiate access to the european economic area. but the lords have been very careful to frame this is trying to give the commons an opportunity to have a vote on membership of the single market. in a way that the lord stevens think the government have actually given the commons the ability to do so so far. but if we stay in the single market, we are really staying in the european union, i think that is the problem with what people are calling

the wedding after a week of tab load speculation and rumors and staged photos according to the daily mailand heart surgery according to tmz, her father needs to focus on his health. a few people who will be there? impossibly cute wedding party like prince george and prince sesz charlotte and five children of her closest friends. they are excited to see the hats. we expect to see over the top fashion out of them come wedding day, and it's part of royal etiquette. women wear them and cover shoulders when inside the church, but nighttime, it's all about the tiara. abc news, windsor, england. >> we have to whip out the ii-- tiaras. >> sure. >> if you are logging on from the phone, download our news app for breaking news alerts and latest news and weather here on the next newscast, abc 7 news at 4:00. feel bad the dad is not attending. >> it's terrible. i'm sure you look forward to having your father walk you down the aisle. i know -- i never met my father-in-law, so my wife did not have that, but her brother walked her down, and it was nice. >> important. >> very important. >>> talk about bei

in an interview with the daily mail, the foreign secretary has described the prime minister‘s proposedriffs for goods coming to britain and going onto the rest of eu, which brexiteers say really mean staying in the customs union and, in their view, staying in the eu. boris johnson has gone on the warpath, describing the idea is crazy, saying it would keep us within the lunar orbit of brussels and it would not be the same as taking back control. what is interesting, if mrs may sticks by this policy, how on earth can boris johnson defend sticks by this policy, how on earth can borisjohnson defend or stick up for it having described it as crazy, which has prompted some to speculate about whether he is paving the way to storm out of cabinet. we don‘t know. this morning he was not giving much away. reporter: if the brexit plan is that crazy, are you ready to resign? the strategy of team a at the moment seems to be delay, delay, delay. they are not discussing it in this cabinet or the brexit subcommittee at the end of the week, it will be shunted to next week. and the hope of tea m shunted t

the "daily mail" uk reports her mother met will, kate, the queen, charles and camila for the first time at tea before the me hersals. it takes careful planning to pull off the pomp and circumstance needed for a royal wedding. so two days before the couple ties the knot, the cavalry was called in to rehearse the wedding carriage procession. it will take the newlyweds through windsor where many americans will be in the crowd. >> i want them to look at me and wave and smile and that will make it all worthwhile. >> reporter: but anticipation for the royal wedding has been interrupted with the announcement markle's father, who reportedly had a heart attack last week, will not walk her down the aisle. the 36-year-old bride-to-be said in a statement: >> they are far from being absolutely debilitated by what's been going on, she is carrying on. >> reporter: and that includes royal cake designer from california who is busy in the buckingham palace kitchen baking the cake picked out by meghan and harry. >> it tastes delicious. i hope. i think. we have a lemon sponge, lemon curd filling and then a

minister norman baker claimed on wednesday's going underground that the pm acts on orders from the daily mail newspaper nowadays he seems to prefer rupert murdoch's fox news is absolutely right that government.

in today's daily mail, mrs may's favourite paper, borisjohnson called that idea crazy, tied to the eu plan you call crazy? so now the prime minister must win the argument, somehow convince colleagues like the home secretary she's just promoted, or maybe her ally the defence secretary, if she can, or repackage the plan. no one is sure how to pull it off, ministers least of all. in a word, do you think there can be any kind of compromise on customs? she laughs. you don't sound too confident. there will be a fight here whatever is agreed. brexiteer mps seem immovable. i think they would be seriously certifiable if they go for the idea of the customs partnership. it really would run against everything i know about government. mps doubtful about brexit want to steer a course close to the eu, for the sake of british business. ultimately it's about getting the right deal in the national interest, something that means we don't go backwards in northern ireland, but also that our manufacturers are able to conduct trade across borders without unnecessary barriers. tonight there are signs borisjo

first "the daily mail" reported that he staged photos with the paparazzi then thomas reportedly tells tmz that he had a heart attack last week and had to undergo major heart surgery wednesday. >> questions have certainly been raised about the validity of thomas' claims. of course, theay that d ai sarts actually spotted by paparazzi outside his home. >> reporter: so far the palace has not confirmed if meghan's dad is coming or who is walking her down the aisle instead asking for understanding and respect. in addition to meghan's dad, her estranged half-sister samantha has also been making tabloid headlines all week long. the latest is that tmz reporting samantha was in a car crash while being chased by the paparazzi in florida and broke her ankle. but so far police have not reported that car crash, only adding to the long list of weird stories coming out about her family leading up to the wedding here this week, but, meanwhile, i want to take you here to windsor where the action is already building, diane and kendis. people have been lined up since yesterday along the carriage route an

but the daily mail u.k. says meghan will make her entrance solo with just her flower girls by her side. prince charles will join her halfway up the aisle of st. george's chapel. >> he's saying i'll walk down the aisle alone, i make my entrance alone. that's a great statement really. it says i'm not being given to anyone. >> it's about love. it's rumored she'll -- she'll break tradition and give a speech at their reception. they will celebrate prince charles' 70th birthday at buckingham palace before leaving for their honey moon. any royal super fans out there looking for more information on what this wedding will actually look like, well you can go online. but they released a 22-page document that outlines everything that'll happen during the marriage. set to happen just in a couple of hours. i'm crystal cruz live from windsor. back to you. >> thank you, you look fantastic. we'll have live coverage of the royal wedding that starts in less than two hours right here on kpix 5. beginning at 1:00 in the morning.

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let me just give you some of the work that he used in an interview in the daily mail. the uk's border.". why this is such a escalation of the sta kes this is such a escalation of the stakes is because it is very hard to see how, if this were to become government policy, mrjohnson could back it, and not surprisingly, that has raised question marks about whether mrjohnson is preparing to quit over the issue. he was asked that as he left cabinet this morning, i did not answer. that as he left cabinet this morning, i did notanswer. he that as he left cabinet this morning, i did not answer. he was also asked earlier, as he arrived. just have a listen. morning sir. if the brexit plan is that crazy, are you ready to resign? morning sir. 0ne one thing that seems absolutely clear is that the brexiteers and borisjohnson seem determined to make a stand on this issue. for them, it is a fundamental issue about whether we leave leave all remain. the former tory leader, iain duncan smith, prominent brexiteer this morning saying that he believed it was time that mrs may would have to

with the daily mail, this story with wayne rooney and his future, rumoured to be that he could leave,what he will decide. i think he has had a good season for everton, has been one of the most important players in terms that they would have struggled without him, certainly in the first half of the season. so we will have to see what happens. you touched on it, so much uncertainty, even regarding the manager's future here and whether he will be here next season. exactly. i think all the fans just want clarity and the manager wants clarity, i think the players want clarity. it has been a really difficult season for everton, one that they couldn't afford to repeat next year, and i think it is up to the owners to act very quickly and let everyone know what is intended. could be an interesting day ahead here at everton, and regarding wayne rooney's future, that could be decided in the next 2a hours. stay with us — coming up later in the programme: we'll head to boreham wood ahead of the biggest game of the club's 70—year history. ireland, though, have to wait for their historic day, as rai