the scottish daily mail says, this is not really oui’ daily mail says, this is not really our first dailyally ourfirst priority, we have daily mail says, this is not really our first priority, we have so daily mail says, this is not really ourfirst priority, we have so many nhs crisis, education, the economy, public services crumbling in the whole rigmarole of things to look it. that is the danger of brexit. it is not helpful for unity but where i think nicola sturgeon may have an uphill battle, she says we will leave the uk, then we will go into the eu. the eu may not want them because the eu has rather strict guidelines on how much, how big your deficit can be. they are strict, but the rules have been broken. the rules have been broken but look what happened when the rules were broken. look at greece and italy. they were bailed out, italy wasn't. do they really wa nt bailed out, italy wasn't. do they really want another laggard in there? i really wouldn't be too confident that the eu will immediately say yes, come and join us. immediately say yes, come and join us. it's interesting isn'

this will be unpopular with readers of the daily mail that this has happened. 0f of the daily mail thatenship i sajid javid ——by sajid javid. this sets a rather alarming political president. while this is an unpopular thing, i think it is right that she is able to have representation to challenge it. it is a difficult thing. the accused at the time is that she had bangladeshi citizenship, that has been called into question. leaving somebody stateless even if it is somebody stateless even if it is somebody who has committed terrible things, is not a comfortable situation for the uk to have put itself in. clearly, however, she is not someone for whom anyone have any sympathy and their allegations around, in sunday's papers, saying that actually this whole picture she has painted of her life in syria is untrue and that actually, they are alleging that she was an enforcer, an enforcer of strict rules on other women which would be extraordinarily cruel if that was the case. should she have legal aid? if that is the way that she is able to challenge this than yes, unfortunately, as awful as t

untended daily mail. another year in a limbo thanks to our inept mps.t on a long brexit delay. they were one of the newspapers that was pushing for brexit. and they believe that sovereignty should get back to parliament. parliament has been putting forward its own particular ta ke putting forward its own particular take on this whole event for the last few months. and the daily mail is still not happy. absolutely. it is still not happy. absolutely. it is very clear that the daily mail here taking the view of a lot of the conservative mps. they wanted to come out very certain date and that hasn't happened. if you look at how parliament is operating, it is very been quite sovereign, it is acting as you and how parliament would do, it is is... that is what mps were looking for. if it is not going to set away, and newspaper will try to pushitin set away, and newspaper will try to push it in that way. —— were looking for. they are representing a huge group of people in the public. who feel that parliament are not moving, they are squabbling, expected to leav

and amid reports that the protesters will target heathrow airport tomorrow — the daily mail says ‘eco—warriorsto easter holidaymakers‘. in other news, the daily telegraph leads on prince charles‘ easter message — in which he speaks out against what he calls the "pervasive horror" of knife crime. the nhs is launching a plan to save million of lives — according to the daily express — as experts warn that laziness is killing one in six people. and 25 celsius sunday roast — the daily mirror says britain is set for the hottest easter sunday on record this weekend. let's start with what has been happening with the mueller report. two years happening with the mueller report. two yea rs in happening with the mueller report. two years in the making. donald trump may be liable for prosecution says the front of the guardian. he would be happy today that, in his view, he thinks he has no more questions to answer. yes. he has said that for a long time but that is from his point of view because there was no definitive finding that he had either colluded with the russians all that he had obstructed justice.

the daily mail front page features a story about labour leaderjeremy corbyn, saying he is being accusedof hypocrisy for refusing to attend a state dinner for donald trump. the mirror says eton college, the independent boarding school that was attended by princes william and harry, has saved millions of pounds through reduced tax rates because it's a registered charity. the front page of the i carries a warning from the nhs for young people to have meningitis jabs, following a rise in cases. and the sun reports that strictly come dancing's katya jones will not be paired with a contestant on this year's show, which comes after she kissed her previous dance partner seann walsh. there are the front pages. let's have a look through, ate slightly deeper chat. let's start off with a delete mail and jeremy corbyn featuring in a few of the papers, including the daily mail. introduce us, joe. we have a series that jeremy corbyn has snubbed and we start with the queen. he has been accused of staggering hypocrisy according to the daily mail after snubbing the queen's invitation to a state banquet w

the daily mail is focusing on the history. paris and it dominates the skyline. everyone assumes it will be there for ever. what does this mean politically full president macron? politically for president macron. politically for president macroni think he definitely struck the right tone tonight. he said in a tweed early on the part of us is burning tonight and he is been quite statesmanlike in his addresses on television since. there is a contrast between the way international leaders have responded. he has been poetic whereas donald trump was focused on practicalities. he suggested dropping loads of water from planes which caused consternation from the french fire service. the french said that that was not a good idea because it might actually tumble the structure down. we were wondering why but there is obviously a very good reason why there were no helicopter as there. we are all looking to hear from helicopter as there. we are all looking to hearfrom emmanuel macron. this give a day or two of breathing space? it is difficu

the daily mail features a smiling picture of mr assange with the headline ‘that‘ll wipe the smile offeports that the judge in court today branded mr assange a narcissist. the telegraph also shows mr assange on its front page. but it leads on brexit. it reports that no—deal planning has been wound down now there is a new date set to leave the eu. the telegraph highlights the dup's two year confidence and supply deal with the government is nearing its end. also featuring the dup is the times, however it goes with a different angle and says the party has held private talks with borisjohnson and his leadership campaign, as theresa may allegedly faces repeated challenges to her ‘dwindling authority'. the paper also leads with julian assange, however they claim he faces decades in prison, rather than the five years that the guardian claimed. ‘mps need a break — we want brexit‘ headlines the daily express — as the prime minister urges mps to back her deal, just before they commence their easter break. and finally the sun claims that the duke and duchess of sussex have ‘infuriated' their staf

the daily mail has got this huge headline, licensed to let rapists go free. is something which will cause a huge controversy? we have been covering it all day. yes, i think so, this has come on the back of some of those miscarriages ofjustice we have seen recently which have beleaguered criminaljustice service where bits of evidence were not disclosed that would have potentially stopped lengthy trials going on with individuals basically being let off at the end. now, what is interesting, we were talking about this before, is the stands here the daily mail has been taking. it has usually been on the side of justice, and justice being seen to be done. and they are saying actually, this idea that you seize the phone of people that report rate, is that actually something which is going to see more justice served, or is it potentially going to see, as it says in its introduction there, rapists escaping justice? there is a quote in here from the victim of black cab rapist worboys, that effectively this puts victims on trial and if this is allowed to happen it. peop

the daily mail is talking about women in the work place.stop working. it says that the number of women in work has risen to a record 15.4 million and they are suggesting a key factor is the surgeon the number of older women working. it's affected by the rise in the state pension age. we can see the logic. it's a very simplistic argument to suggest that's the only reason and i think there are women that are in there over 50 years that have actually said, i want to keep working, it gives me independence. with the rising divorce rates, there are probably people who have to work because of their own financial arrangements. i have some sympathy with that suggestion. i suspect there are some women who probably do relish the opportunity. i do think often with the daily mail, you're damned if you do, damned if you don't. they are talking about a re cord don't. they are talking about a record few women staying at home. their families can afford to. i think that's always a difficulty with employment figures, the narrative behind it. i'm sure everyone

the bank holiday weekend is set to be an £11 billlion easter shopping bonanza according to the daily mails forecasters expect the hot weather to drive up takings at the tills and boost high street spending. on the front of the financial times, congressional democrats ramp up their investigations for donald trump's conduct and wimbledon set to abandon tradition and serve up an online ballot for tickets. the warm weather is also splashed across the sun. it's a bunny boiler as the paper reports on the hottest easter weather in 70 years. the times reports on a cia warning over chinese telecoms giant huawei that wants to supply technology for britain's 56 mobile network, american intelligence suggests the company is funded by chinese state security. and the guardian headlines with a warning that political violenc must not be allowed to take hold in northern ireland again as derry mourns the death of irish journalist lyra mckee. those of the front pages, let's start off our chat and will start with the guardian and the warning, will start with that warning against the return to violence and dai

i have to say, there is little sympathy for him in the daily mail.pent seven years in the ecuadorian embassy. he skipped bail and sought century there because the british courts had agreed to extradite him to sweden the more he faced allegations of sexual assault, which he denies. which is a serious charge. the problem with a staunch —— julian assange, a very a mercurial person who divides opinion, he also has... when he helped expose us atrocities in iraq and afghanistan, it has made him some kind of folk hero. but at the same time, i think the most important thing here, and everything us important thing here, and everything us to my mind is secondary, is the fa ct if us to my mind is secondary, is the fact if you are charged with serious sexual assaults, you should face justice. and prove your innocence if thatis justice. and prove your innocence if that is the case. because it's extraordinary disdainful to the victims of that. and i don't think you should excuse that behaviour just because of the other things he's done. but he has created a quite

divorce on demand, declares the daily mail which clears the shake—up is to remove the bitterness of marital—ups. police are probing five men who are suspected of committing atrocities during the rwandan genocide. the daily express slams with council fat cats that town hall employees are being given salaries of more than £100,000 a year. the prime minister has been told she is the problem. she invited a few grandees of the party including mr brady of the 1922 committee to number 10 downing street and their message was pretty stark. the message was pretty stark. the message was pretty stark. the message was that people are turning against you, this comes off the back ofa against you, this comes off the back of a lot of discussion around tory party funding, how that is shaping up, how they would manage another election and they have mark francois who is a hard brexiteer saying we cannot continue like this anymore, the customs union row was going on and becoming tense because they are not happy aboutjeremy corbyn involved with discussions with theresa may as they try to flesh out a compromise a

i mentioned it is notjust the daily mail.rom previous years. they are a familiar sight. catherine, when you talk about not wanting this stuff to be out there and about women feeling that they are self—conscious and nervous about appearing in the papers like this, would you say to those women, take some responsibility for their behaviour? or, are you saying they should be able to do whatever they like and it simply shouldn't end up in the papers? i think they should be able to do an act how they wish to do. every single person who has come to aintree has paid a ticket to get in first of all, they have spent money on an outfit like i said earlier. why should they have to conform to this so—called acceptable way of behaving. i'm not really understanding why just because someone is having a good time they should assume that they are going to be papped, i don't think it's right at all. obviously i've been working at all. obviously i've been working at aintree for a lot of years at aintree and i saw one lady nearly in tea rs aintre

onto the daily mail. teresa's last stand.e likes of hilary benn have said that this is finally what should have been done to a half yea rs what should have been done to a half years ago? she is reaching out, she just needs to get a deal through an order, frankly, for this to be heard defining moment as prime minister. absolutely. she has already said she will go if this deal goes through. when you say her last stand to be really answer lacen. she is saying if you vote for this, i will go. the really la st if you vote for this, i will go. the really last roll of the dice for her. the labour for this is a lot of people will be against the customs union. they feel they don't want the full mobile ticketing. the backstop ironically gives the uk the position of being in the customs union and the single market and not having the freedom of movement. so the backstop works so many people are against actually does take a lot of getting consensus across actually does take a lot of getting consensus across parliament but that has been lo

following the move to get victims of crime to hand over their phones to police — the daily mail leadsat rapists could escape justice unless the plans are scrapped. the i claims the us is threatening to sever links with british intelligence — over the prime minister's supposed backing of the chinese tech firm, huawei. the financial times leads on an imf forecast that suggests the iranian economy has collapsed under the weight of sactions imposed by the white house. the daily telegraph's headline: ‘why must we pay to report a crime?‘ — as baroness newlove warns that victims of anti—social behaviour are being forced to pay to report offences to the police. and the university of cambridge has announced a two—year inquiry into its historical links to the slave trade,

a front-page splash in the daily mail that we will be spending more this weekend. i was discussing earlier collar —— discussing earlier... i'm a savvy shopper. i go for the deals, i go for the bargains. not like theresa may and her dealmaking. . .! for the bargains. not like theresa may and her dealmaking...! butjust think it shows that at least we will be busy this weekend and into the summer be busy this weekend and into the summer given that other story that we may be tying in about how we are staying at home for a vacation more. let's just turn to that then. written‘s £20 billion holiday boom. we have seen a few holidays stories in the buildup to the 29th stop pa rents in the buildup to the 29th stop parents could pick up a few bargains and whatnot but what is the express saying? they say that we are going to all stay at home. we have had one sunny day today and where. .. to all stay at home. we have had one sunny day today and where... were fantasising again. classic british fantasy. so people are thinking that we had better get oui’ are thinking that we had b

quite literally, corbin is accused of snubbing the queen by the daily mail tomorrow, this is becauseo her agent to a state dinner with donald trump. not the first time he has been accused of snubbing the queen, he is accusing the president of engaging in racist and misogynist rhetoric, and back on climate change denial. he does not want to attend the state bank it and vince cable and john be rcow have bank it and vince cable and john bercow have also so they will not attend. —— state banquet. his visit is ostensibly to mark the 75th anniversary of d—day, sol is ostensibly to mark the 75th anniversary of d—day, so ijust find ita anniversary of d—day, so ijust find it a little bit rude, bad manners to be honest, that at this time when the president is coming over, public opinion says that they don't perhaps wa nt opinion says that they don't perhaps want the one —— want the red carpet rolled out to him, but he is coming over for rolled out to him, but he is coming overforan rolled out to him, but he is coming over for an occasion that is actually very poignant to a lot of people, and f

the daily mail front page features a story about labour leaderjeremy corbyn, saying he is being accused

less cheerful news, daily mail. bad diet to blame for one six debts. yes.tic. apparently, almost as many as smoking now. a lot of this is down to salty foods, sugary drinks, things that we often are have been trying to get a handle on but clearly are not doing enough. trying to get a handle on but clearly are not doing enoughm trying to get a handle on but clearly are not doing enough. it is partly exactly all those things you said we should not be getting and then we are not eating the things we should be eating, fruit, vegetables, fibre, it is stuff we know but i suppose what is shocking is the numbers. 90,000. yes. and without money to bring it back to politics again, these are the things that you would expect the government to be tackling. —— without winning to bring it back. taking on obesity strategies and things like that because everybody is assessing about the dreaded b word and... you said it again. and it means there isn't really that big thinking around this sort of stuff that ought to be going on. that is a good and important point in which to

according to the daily mail, teams of engineers tap into conversations people are having with their amazon is working properly. let us know, get in touch with us on twitter. let's discuss the stories.

the daily mail has a fairly grabbing headline, i'm not sure if you can see it behind me.e practical application of this. so these pigs are normally considered rain dead. they've been decapitated, right. using artificial blood they managed to create brain activity in cells, and in neurons and the synapses between the neurons. so they've seen firing between these brain cells, and what the scientist saying this is extraordinary because it could raise all sorts of ethical questions that we can get into, but this could actually lead to great strides in what we know about alzheimer's, parkinson's disease, and it could be extraordinary in terms of the medical research we could do. but then there is also the ethical question of well, hang on, what does it mean then to be alive oi’ what does it mean then to be alive or dead. the line between life and death. and resend these debates when we talk about bioethics and cloning, when we've talked about all sorts of — any type of genetic engineering we have these debates. this is absolutely going to be at the forefront of this debate bec

according to the daily mail, teams of engineers tap into conversations people are having with their amazonvice in order to check that the system is working properly. let us know, get in touch with us on twitter. let's discuss the stories. with me is mark davies who's ceo at strategy consultancy, camberton. massive story yesterday went above mac came out. after a seven—year saga, what now? it's not that straightforward. his mother going to spend six months or a year injail for having skipped bail and i suspect is going to face charges in the us. additional charges? the thing is whether this be discharges which are the ones he went to the embassy for, this is not about him and wikileaks, he went to the ecuadorian embassy because he was going to be extradited to sweden on rape charges. it was because of that that this whole saga has continued. those charges were dropped during the course of the seven years but the course of the seven years but theissue the course of the seven years but the issue never went away at the women involved are talking about restarting the process. he might well end

but the scottish daily mail is putting this bid behind a long list of what is says are bigger prioritiesections. the article says nigel farage's brexit party is spending almost twice as much as rivals on campaigning on the social media platform. meantime on the continent, groups are lobbing facebook to relax advertising rules which currently make advertising in the 28 members states complicated. in the wall streetjournal, as the may 1st deadline for new sanctions on buyers of iranian oil looms — tehran is warning the us of consequences for blocking its future oil sales. the story says iran's foreign minister has also suggested prisoner exchanges, which could lead to the freeing of british—iranian nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe.

next to the daily mail, a record number of women in the uk over 50 are still working — but is that theirhe san francisco chronicle now, which takes a look inside the third amazon go store, which opened yesterday, with no cash and no cashiers. is that a good thing or a bad thing? we will talk about that. and finally the daily telegraph business front. apple and oualcomm settle a £20 billion lawsuit. this story are touched on in business briefing. with me is shona ghosh, senior tech reporterfrom business insider. let us get stuck in. all the french papers have got these images on the front pages. pretty haunting, isn't it, seeing the ravaged building, almost like a skeleton and seeing all these windows, ancient i3th century windows having collapsed out. it is amazing to see that the stonework seems to have survived. perhaps we can

the daily mail leads with an alarming headline claiming nearly one—in—six deaths are now linked to unhealthy cost in lives resulting from smoking related diseases. and finally on the bbc website, dame helen mirren has criticised netflix as the debate over cinema and streaming services continues. the british actor, whose film roles include the queen and gosford park, was attending a cinema conference in las vegas when she used expletives to criticise netflix, and then saying "there's nothing like sitting in a cinema." you are saying it depends who is around you. we have eileen burridge here with us, good to see you. let's start with the mail online. this story broke at 11pm last night, it did not make the print press but it is being widely discussed in social media. this is the warning from one particular mp who

over to the daily mail, where an mp voiced his frustration at the lack of progress by quitting the torynounced. that is nick boles, of course. on bloomberg.com, unicorns are taking a tumble — unicorns being privately held start—ups valued at over $1 billion, like transportation company lyft. its stocks are falling and some worry it's an ominous sign for other unicorn companies. to india's business standard, and over 1,000 facebook pages have been taken down as the world's largest democracy prepares to head to the polls in a general election. facebook says it removed the pages in a bid to stem misinformation. and finally, in the irish times, ryanair has been named as one of europe's top 10 carbon emitters. it's the first time any entity other than a coal—fired power plant has been named in the list, but a spokesperson for the airline says they're europe's greenest and cleanest carrier. priya is back. priya lakhani, founder and ceo of century tech — a uk—based education technology platform. let's get started. many have been playing on words with bottoms because there have been a lot of ba

in the daily mail here on page 5 — a somewhat creative headline "the dawn of frankenswine" after scientistsurs. now to the daily telegraph, with calls to extend the under—18s ban for pornographic websites to social media sites like facebook and instagram. next on the front page of the daily mirror, a striking image and a striking warning from sir david attenborough about climate change and the need for urgent global action. and in the metro this morning, the climate protests which caused havoc across london yesterday, and today i'm sure, with demonstrators blocking roads and public transport. and finally to the guardian where an investigation has revealed half of england's property market is owned by less than one percent of the population. so let's begin with the front of the times. with me priya lakhani, founder and ceo of century tech, a uk—based education technology platform. hello. nice to see you. hello. nice to see you. is things were, we were meant to be talking about the uk's —— were not meant to be talking about the uk's participation in eu elections, but it looks like because of

we look at the daily mail front page. 0n the front page of the financial times.esterday which show that more and more people are in the workplace, more people are in the workplace, morejobs added. but more people are in the workplace, more jobs added. but both these articles highlight the fact that more women, especially over the age of 50, are in the workplace and they are asking the reasons why. of 50, are in the workplace and they are asking the reasons whym of 50, are in the workplace and they are asking the reasons why. it is interesting. such a confluence of factors. as a millennial it is not appealing to me that... you will work until you are 90. appealing to me that... you will work until you are 901i appealing to me that... you will work until you are 90. i will work until i'm dead, essentially. childcare is more expensive, there is more quality at home, women aren't expected to necessarily stay at home and be a housewife. they are respected to help in terms of finances as well. have they are single parents —— expected. things have changed socially that

following the move to get victims of crime to hand over their phones to police — the daily mail leadsith warnings from campaigners that rapists could escape justice unless the plans are scrapped. the i claims the us is threatening to sever links with british intelligence — over the prime minister's supposed backing of the chinese tech firm, huawei. the financial times leads on an imf forecast that suggests the iranian economy has collapsed under the weight of sactions imposed by the white house. the daily telegraph's headline: ‘why must we pay to report a crime?‘ — as baroness newlove warns that victims of anti—social behaviour are being forced to pay to report offences to the police. and the university of cambridge has announced a two—year inquiry into its historical links to the slave trade, according to the times. let's have a look. john, this whole incident over the united states threat to sever links of british intelligence, do you think this is a real threat from the us with donald trump arriving injune? real threat from the us with donald trump arriving in june? whenever we tal

and the daily mail features an image of the duchess of sussex who the paper says is planning to havear be it if i had to decide how she wa nts to far be it if i had to decide how she wants to have her child. let's go to, the telegraph. teresa may in an embrace with the french president. may's date sealed with a case long ' delay. there is a knife sticking out that we cannot see. at the moment, theresa may is and europe. she is trying desperately to get any kind of sense of what could happen next. she is asking for a short extension. just so she can try and get her down through yet again the parliaments. maybe it so that britain can avoid going through the european elections. brussels has said weeks ago and they have said again now. that they do not see that feasible. they do not think she can get through, and they do not want to have these constant summits over and over again to talk about an extension. there are two options of the moment on the table. either, while three, either we crush out that no deal, or a nine month extension to the 31st of december, oi’ extension to the 31st o

of nearly 22 years, kevin hunter, after he allegedly had a baby with a myth resz, seen here in a daily mailv photo. >> in the case of infidelity i've had my own spoerns. infidelity does not always mean you throw it out. >> she details in her 2003 memo that he cheated on her when she was pregnant with their son in 2018. >> we got through it, it's made us stronger but every case is different. >> the alleged mistress were living large while wendy was struggling with sobriety, going to dinner last weekend in his new convertible rolls-royce after he gifted her this gold i ferrari. >>> two big tv shakeups, kathie lee is out, and we were there for her first official day as hoda's co-host, but first the talk is lose ago vital member of the panel. >> this is hard to do, and something -- i'm like already starting. i've decided that it's time for me to leave the show. >> you okay? >> sarah choked back tears as she shared the emotional news, revealing she made the difficult decision because she has multiple projects in the works and was feeling overwhelmed. >> if i'm being honest about it i think my li

the daily mail highlights the number of women who are over 50 years old, and workinghas doubled to fivelion. and finally, the mirror leads on claims that the duchess of sussex apparently wants an american nanny for the birth of her baby. let's start with we have three front pages at least, with the notre dame rebel inside an extraordinary photographer image. very powerful, i mean most of them centre on the ci’oss mean most of them centre on the cross rising out from the statue of mary holding the dying jesus and the symbolism is obviously they're kind ofa symbolism is obviously they're kind of a plane to see, and symbolism is obviously they're kind ofa plane to see, and i symbolism is obviously they're kind of a plane to see, and i think it ca ptu res of a plane to see, and i think it captures the spirit that you saw with the french with their outpouring of grief, but also this kind of coming together among notre dame being a symbol for the french, despite it —— being a secular country, religion plays an interesting part in their national life. you can see the cross reflected in all the

flash forward 15 years to now, and recent reports his alleged mistress, seen in this "daily mail" tvhoto, gave birth to their child. we're told, quote, he kept lying about it until the very end. dailymail.com reports kevin and the mistress were living large while wendy was struggling with her sobriety, including going to dinner last weekend in his new convertible rolls-royce after he gifted her this gold ferrari. >> big kev had the camera and he was the one taking the picture and that was it. >> on today's broadcast, wendy only mentioned him in an anecdote, not addressing their split. kevin, an ep on the show, was on set. >> what's your demeanor? >> oh, my god, it was awesome. >> very energetic. very herself. >> she was just like nothing was wrong. ? it's a fun place to be. >> one audience member got this post-divorce dating advice. >> how long have you been divorced? orb separated? >> only a few months. >> i don't mind a dating app in a case like you, do it all. >> are you going on a dating app, wendy? >>> one time, johnny was hitting me and he was hitting me hard, and repeatedly, a

"ban your toddler from tv and ipads" is the headline of the daily mail.that children aged under two should not be allowed to watch screens, as un experts advise it could be dangerous. and from one generation to another — the i talks about a report which suggested elderly people should stop getting winter fuel payments, a free tv licence and bus pass. now let's start with the metro, as there is saying on the front page, there is saying on the front page, the funeral of lyra mckee, 29 years old and incredible wasn't it a short life but the impact she made while alive and also this in general, very emotional day. what's interesting is we did know that politicians speak to one student —— to one to another but you rarely see of christ because i think funerals are bigger in london, which is where you see this, you would not see theresa may sitting next to leah brad kerr, you would not see the dup sitting next to the opposites, but they were there. they were there in a close small space and of course father magill was brilliant because he set a line that was goo

the daily mail's front page is covered by a picture of the cathedral in flames.t. the sun writes "notre doom" — with a shot of the tower falling apart amongst the fire. the daily express looks at statins — saying three people aren't reaping the rewards of the drug. let's have a look at some of the papers. the guardian. a very powerful headline, and the image. papers. the guardian. a very powerful headline, and the imagem is expert energy cd details in that photo committee flames going up that -- it is photo committee flames going up that —— it is extraordinary seeing the details in that photo committee fla mes details in that photo committee flames going up. from what we are hearing earlier, the building and risk of collapsing, it was very disheartening to feel that, hard to see anything but sorrow in these pictures anyway. the telegraph has got a pretty powerful right up on his front page. again, a very powerful image with the river and a boatin powerful image with the river and a boat in front. it's got quite a lot of detail onjust one boat in front. it's got q

and amid reports that the protesters will target heathrow airport tomorrow — the daily mail says ‘eco—warriors bring misery to easter holidaymakers‘. in other news, the daily telegraph leads on prince charles‘ easter message — in which he speaks out against what he calls the "pervasive horror" of knife crime. the nhs is launching a plan to save millions of lives —according to the daily express — as experts warn that laziness is killing one in six people. and 25 celsius sunday roast — the daily mirror says britain is set for the hottest easter sunday on record this weekend. don't write to me and tell me it's not easter sunday, please, i know. just easter day. we've established that, right. the guardians where we will begin of course. thank goodness we have an american with us. trump may be liable for prosecution says mueller, but we saw president from tweeting today no collusion, no obstruction. those are forwards that the president has been using frequently for the past two years. you cannot multiply those forwards by 100, you cannot multiply those forwards byioo, and you cannot multiply those

someone have realised that someone has got a droid for the personal use and this is also a story daily mailis several times, possibly 1000 times in my lifetime that this is occasionally what happens is there's not a lot of stories floating around you ring around to the police forces and go toa around to the police forces and go to a press conference to speak to police officers and whoever you get the story and there will be a police officer that says it's not worth our time arresting everyone who gets found with a joint these days. after course it isn't. they have not got the money on this take on it but the idea of criminalizing young people for something that in relative terms, although against the law is small. if you read his actual quote it's my answer is let's not give eve ryo ne it's my answer is let's not give everyone a cannabis warning. he's not saying they will let everyone off. could be a different headline, it police use their common sense. that's not much of a headline. he is saying let's not give everyone, i imagine if you are frequently doing it and stopped in the police are

daily mail says for ports prompted a u.n. investigation we've asked that organization for comment we'll get back to you when it's for saying they are being persecuted like jews during the holocaust where a star of david to make that point a soft on vaccinated children were banned from entering public places. how are we going to know you know how are we going to arrest you. if you want to see. we did the last time so for you. jews in york right now they never thought this moment will come i'm say are you still with you. they are sure it's memorial museum in poland has condemned the use of the star of david which was used to label the jews during the holocaust instrumental lazing the feet of jews who were persecuted by hateful anti-semitic ideology and murdered in extermination camps like all schwartz with poisonous gas in order to argue against vaccination that save human lives is a symptom of intellectual and moral degeneration according to the us government agency dealing with diseases in twenty team the country suffered sev

s daily mail says its report has prompted a un investigation we've asked the un to comment on this. and to vaccine activists in the us have suggested they're being persecuted like jews during the holocaust donning a star of david to make their point that's after unvaccinated children were banned from entering certain public places. how do you want to. use your right now never. a polish holocaust museum has lashed out at the use of the star of david by anti vaccine activists the symbol that was used to label jews during the holocaust museum accused the activists of belittling one of the darkest pages of history. instrumental rising the feet of jews who are persecuted by hateful anti-semitic ideology and murdered in extermination camps like auschwitz with poisonous gas in order to argue against vaccination that saves human lives is a symptom of intellectual and moral degeneration according to the us government agency dealing with diseases in twenty eighteen countries suffered seventeen outbreaks of measles the cases were registered mainly among unvaccinated people in the often talks c

report by the daily mail prompted the u.n. investigation we've asked them for comment. to her way now where the government claims a suspected jihadist entered europe as a refugee and obtained a prepaid debit card the e.u. has issued some sixty four thousand such cards to newcomers as artie's peter reports imagine a suspected islamic terrorist receiving aid money meant for refugees not just any terrorist a senior commander and not just any money taxpayer money and he gets worse reports say that he received monthly payments of five hundred euros on his debit card that's well over today's gross minimum wage in hungary these prepaid cards are issued to a joint project between the united nations and the european union that's supposed to be a strict screening process in place to make sure that only those eligible have access to the funds but this wouldn't be the first time that a suspected terrorist hiding among refugees inadvertently being given taxpayer money. the european commission insists that the prepaid debit cards are not just handed out to anyone that they know exact

level remain but during republican or democrat coke or pepsi but first the consulting editor of the daily mail and your peers is here to keep us abreast of a chaotic week in the british breaks a crisis thanks for coming on you've been on british t.v. nor stop it seems at all hours of the day i think the issues are getting lost in this process of parliamentary chaos i think i got lost with the issues to what the issue now is the incompetence and chaos in ten downing street never before have i seen a prime minister humiliated by not one but four cabinet ministers who refused to support or normal circumstances they will be taken out and shot none of the five because she has not literally no but you would expect a prime minister to have hemorrhaged that much support. i've had a visit from the men in grey suits that we wanted to women of course in the u.k. age of equality to say here's the po handed evolve a prime minister time to go but does that work anymore because of the i want to get to war going to present itself but of course in tatters time it was different that only twenty two could be all

s daily mail says its report has prompted a un investigation we have asked the un to comment on that. and in fact see activists in the u.s. have claimed they're being persecuted like jews during the holocaust wearing a star of david to make their point softer on vaccinated children were banned from entering certain public places. how do we know if you know how we got you. you want to. use your right now never thought this moment will come. with you the auschwitz memorial museum in poland is condemned the use of the star of david which was used to label jews during the holocaust. instrumental lazing the feet of jews who were persecuted by hateful anti-semitic ideology and murdered in extermination camps like all schwartz with poisonous gas in order to argue a good generation. according to the u.s. government agency dealing with diseases in twenty eighteen countries suffered seventeen outbreaks of measles cases were registered mainly among unvaccinated people in the orthodox jewish community and the number of cases this year was almost four hundred six back to two riot as well a live ye

. —— the daily mail reports.ed of citizenship or stop the polling is extraordinarily against her here. fresh allegations about her this weekend, that it wasn'tjust fresh allegations about her this weekend, that it wasn't just that she sat at home, according to the sunday telegraph, not that she just sat at home as an isis bride, that she was enforcing cruelty against women elsewhere. that is the allegation. this is going to be very unpopular. however clearly there has to bea unpopular. however clearly there has to be a debate about stripping someone to be a debate about stripping someone of citizenship and whether thatis someone of citizenship and whether that is an ok thing for the home secretary to do. to me it looked very knee jerk and i think we need to be having this conversation in a way that is less focused on her back the rights issue. the question of whether this is an ok thing for the home secretary to have done as a reaction to anger in the press about her and the media. i don't think you'll get many c

that it's a year—long investigation, i didn't know lord ashcroft felt so strongly about what the daily mailsive industry. this does include britain so we are industry. this does include britain so we are paying thousands of pounds to shoot magnificent lions and they are actually breeding them in order to shoot them in enclosures, so they are drugging them, having these pictures. we should say there is one amidstjoyous pictures. we should say there is one amidst joyous scenes that were saved and escaped. it's a cracking investigation and one which will horrify people when they read it tomorrow morning. the sunday express is the politics, tories to lose over a thousand seats in the local elections, not surprising. if it happens. the headline says the party i’u ns happens. the headline says the party runs out of cash. they haven't literally run out of cash but they are in danger of it. because people are in danger of it. because people are not contributing because they feel the tory party made such a mess of brexit with both leave and remain no longer willing to contribute to party funds accor

the daily mail has gone off piste with a com pletely mail has gone off piste with a completely differents exposed it is the former tory peer lord ashcroft. what has he discovered? he has hired a team of investigators to look into the fact that thousands of lines are being bred for hunters to come and shoot wildlife and natural habitats in africa. it is a pretty appalling story. there are uk elements to this. his investigation has uncovered that a british city worker paid £3000 to go and shoot a lion. there are no calls for the uk to introduce import bans on the trophy skins, a big part of the appeal for these trophy hunters to shoot an animaland these trophy hunters to shoot an animal and have it skinned and staff. apparently these are being brought into the uk and the uk is being used as a hub to smuggle these skins into the us. i did not know any of that. and why is lord ashcroft interested in this? any of that. and why is lord ashcroft interested in this7m any of that. and why is lord ashcroft interested in this? it is not clear why he is interested in this. but there is a legislative

case daily mail says its report has prompted a u.n. investigation we've asked the un for comment.and the banks mean activists in the u.s. have suggested they're being persecuted like jews during the holocaust telling the star of david to make their point that after unvaccinated children were banned from entering certain public places. how are we going to go if you're not back to how are we going to rescue. them we will do it the same way we did the last time so for you. bro this is it it jews it should be york right now then never thought this moment will come i am saying i stand with you. a polish holocaust museum has lashed out at the use of the star of david the symbol used to label jews during the holocaust museum accuse the activists a bit a little in one of the darkest pages of history instrumental lies in the feet of jews who are persecuted by hateful anti-semitic ideology and murdered in extermination camps like oh sure it's with poisonous gas in order to argue against vaccination that saves human lives is a symptom of intellectual and moral degeneration according to the u

that it only makes it even the more disgusting when we see newspapers like the guardian or the daily mail yet dunst on a stand sandra's legal grave and saying what a horrible person he is because the issue here obviously is not whether he is a horrible person or whether you agree with him it is a matter of media freedom and in previous. programs. peter we've discussed the legislative framework that's being put in x. in europe right to resist but to restrict media freedom here we see what i talked about a week or two ago the use of the criminal law the glass of information and this is what we call dictatorship you know exactly it. is an australian citizen his own government didn't lift a finger no surprise there we can weeks is an operation that is not based in the united states. the department of justice now is making a claim and then it has its reach is global if if the department of justice determines that you have committed some kind of crime s. be nice for example against the united states you could be prosecuted anywhere in the world. and i to underline that on the contrary. manning

but it's that i've gone for now four years if there's the fifty years and it's really the case daily mail says that its support has prompted a u.n. investigation we have asked the un to comment on this. and t. vaccine activists in the us have suggested that the being persecuted like jews during the holocaust donning a star of david to make their point that's after unvaccinated children were banned from entering certain public places how are we going to know if you're not that interested how are we going to arrest you. if you will do the same way we did the last time so for you. bro the cynic jews in new york right now there never thought this moment will come i am saying are you still with you. the polish holocaust museum is lashed out at the use of the star of david the symbol used to label jews during the holocaust museum accuse the activists of belittling one of the darkest pages of history. instrumental wising freed of jews who were persecuted by hateful anti-semitic ideology and murdered in extermination camps like auschwitz with poisonous gas in order to argue against vaccination th