the daily mail is never been a great fan of— the daily mail is never been a great fan of restrictionsr more freedom and an— been campaigning for more freedom and an opening of the system and relaxation — and an opening of the system and relaxation of the regulations. highlight among other things a case of a 12—year—old girl who was visited — of a 12—year—old girl who was visited by— of a 12—year—old girl who was visited by the police in a police vehicle — visited by the police in a police vehicle to _ visited by the police in a police vehicle to check that she was isolating _ vehicle to check that she was isolating because she had had covid was up _ isolating because she had had covid was up the — isolating because she had had covid was up the girl was understandably terrified _ was up the girl was understandably terrified. that seems to be to be over—the—top. a phone calls should be done _ over—the—top. a phone calls should be done from a test and trace officiat— be done from a test and trace officialjust to check that she was still there — officialjust to check that she was still th

i5 is what's happening now that is worrying the daily mail.- worrying the daily mail.ng the daily mail. is this whole idea that you and - worrying the daily mail. is this whole idea that you and your | worrying the daily mail. is this - whole idea that you and your summer holiday could be thrown into disarray on the way to spain or italy within putting on the amber or red list so a situation where you are abroad and you have gone abroad and him and get up in the government and him and get up in the government and then come back and you have to quarantine and you face having to pay an amount close to £1750 also could be in some cases more. so obviously a nightmare and i spectrum of people it will reinforce the idea of people it will reinforce the idea ofjust of people it will reinforce the idea of just actually of people it will reinforce the idea ofjust actually going for staycation which good for the uk tour industry which needs a shot in the i but you feel for the travel sector. they are really struggling to get back on their feet. i go sector. they are really strugg

~ ., ., , daily mail? well, the explanation is the beta variant, _ daily mail?e beta variant, which _ daily mail? well, the explanation is the beta variant, which is _ daily mail? well, the explanation is the beta variant, which is the - the beta variant, which is the strain of a virus that which comes from south africa which is prevalent now in france. this must be incredibly frustrating for 500,000 british people going to france on holiday. we�*ve been in the situation before. we saw it with portugal and their advice change very quickly. but it�*s very difficult. people book their holidays, they�*ve now got to come back from those holidays and they may have to self—isolate and possibly take extra time off work. some people can�*t do it because they can afford it. there�*s one other aspect which i don�*t know the answer to. that is this is applies to people who are double jabbed. does that mean that the two vaccinations aren�*t effective against this variant? i don�*t know the answer but i see that as part of the thinking. martin, one of the companies put out a

weill. headline from the daily mail? well, the explanation _ headline from the daily mail?lanation is _ headline from the daily mail? well, the explanation is the _ headline from the daily mail? well, the explanation is the beta - headline from the daily mail? at the explanation is the beta variant, which is of the strain of a virus with comes from south africa, which is prevalent in france, we gather. this must be incredibly frustrating for 500,000 british people going to france on holiday. we've been in the situation before. we saw with portugal and the advice change very quickly. but it's very difficult. people book their holidays, they've now got to come back from their holidays and self—isolate. you can imagine the chaos that will cause. some people won't be able to do it because they can't afford it. there's one other aspect that worries me, and that is this applies to people who are double jab. does that mean that the two vaccinations aren't effective against this variance was mike i don't know the answer, but i presume that possibly is part of the thinking —— varian

let's look at the daily mail. _ didn't look at all good. let's look at the daily mail.w will - didn't look at all good. let's look at the daily mail. now will boris | at the daily mail. now will boris see the sense on pingdemic? a huge number of people, kids in schools, some schools have pretty much given up some schools have pretty much given up before the end of term... businesses, as tim just said, really struggling to keep open, keep functioning. not least the nhs. a prediction of an even bigger surge in case numbers coming. this issue or shop openings — in case numbers coming. this issue or shop openings is _ in case numbers coming. this issue or shop openings is going _ in case numbers coming. this issue or shop openings is going to - in case numbers coming. this issue | or shop openings is going to become a problem. it's notjust shops, you are talking about the lorries that deliver? a nationwide shortage of lorry drivers, something like 2000 short at the moment. if you play into the fact they can't get staff into the fact they can't get staff into the fact they c

tobyn andreae, deputy editor of the daily mail.he moment. low pressure pushing that around, at times zero fluids up into scotland with bands of blustery showers to the south. some unseasonably windy weather around the coast and south—east of england all the way from dorset to suffolk, 50 miles an hour gust in the morning. busy for england and wales and we have it ran further north that really never clears away from northern england, pushes into eastern is linde. elsewhere, brighter, maybe some sunshine, we will continue to see some showers which could be heavy as well. cooler generally on tuesday but especially chilly in eastern scotland and the north—east of england. and we have this patchy rain. elsewhere, brighter with some sunshine but showers are likely to develop, those are likely to be heavy and hungry across wales and midlands towards lincolnshire with afternoon temperatures up as high as 20 or 21 celsius. request this is bbc news. i'm david eades. as us troops head for the exit in afghanistan, the taliban seizes more distr

tobyn andreae, deputy editor of the daily mail.al thundery downpours in some spots going into this evening. the greatest chance of disruption from north wales across the north midlands, northern ireland, much of scotland away from the far north—east but showers are possible just about anywhere to end the day and overnight for the spells of rain across northern ireland, northern england, scotland, north wales, south wales, turning dryer, clearly, along with much of southern england as we go into monday morning after a mild night. that does mean at least here that there is some early morning sunshine. lots of cloud northern england, northern england, northern ireland and scotland to start the day. early outbreaks of rain and heavy bursts. northern england turning dryer and brighter along with the rest of england and wales. there will be some sunny spells abound, could be present in those, chance of catching a shower but many places staying dry. wins for the most part light but staying with another envy of rain moving into south—west

tobyn andreae, deputy editor of the daily mail.thank you for watching. hello, the chance of seeing some warm, sunny spells, yes, but also plenty of heavy downpours out there as we go on through the rest of the day. threatening skies, varied rain totals, but some spots will see a lot of rain in a short space of time. notjust today but into tomorrow with this area of low pressure staying close by. it's high pressure in italy, and its heat and humidity for the england players to contend with in rome for that match later on. temperatures just slowly edging down towards the mid 20s by the time we get to kick—off. now, as we go into our evening, it is showers, thunderstorms, could be some quite nasty downpours stretching from cornwall, devon, somerset into the cotswolds. outbreaks of rain pushing north across scotland overnight. some clear spells elsewhere, but will keep a good deal of cloud, and actually, after using for a time, the showers pep up again later across southern parts. a warm, muggy night to come. quite a bit of dry weather

i think the daily mail and england would've done well done, scotland.se for nicola sturgeon. she hates in any way, shape orform to have nicola sturgeon. she hates in any way, shape or form to have anybody think that she is taking a lead from england. she want to be contrary, she wants to be awkward, and this is another one. she's trying to say, "i'm in control here, and if i think the figures are getting too heavy, i'll decide when we actually have liberation day." it's not written in stone and it could be august or later. by the way, july 19 in england has always been subject to caveat. in the one thing nicola sturgeon has got to understand is that she is in danger of becoming a caricature of the south. she is in danger of people saying that's typical nicola sturgeon, not meaningful of the message. i typical nicola sturgeon, not meaningful of the message. i think diub is meaningful of the message. i think digby is being _ meaningful of the message. i think digby is being a — meaningful of the message. i think digby is being a little _ meaningful of the

but often they take holy the wrong target, the daily mail- the wrong target, the daily mail amongst — - journalism award and the british journal— journalism award and the british journal of— journalism award and the british journal of this _ journalism award and the british journal of this year. _ journalism award and the british journal of this year. we - journalism award and the british journal of this year. we are - journalism award and the british journal of this year. we are a i journal of this year. we are a tremendous— journal of this year. we are a tremendous force _ journal of this year. we are a tremendous force for- journal of this year. we are a tremendous force for good, i journal of this year. we are a i tremendous force for good, not journal of this year. we are a - tremendous force for good, not just in holding _ tremendous force for good, not just in holding the — tremendous force for good, not just in holding the powerful— tremendous force for good, not just in holding the powerful to— tremendous force for good, not just in holding the powerful to account i in holdin

tobyn andrae, deputy editor of the daily mail. tobyn, great to have you here. good afternoon.per is printed in a tabloid format. so you are a tabloid writer, are you still a bit sniffy over there at north cliff house? not in the least. no, we've been great supporters of the popular market and newspapers right across the board. nice one, tobyn. and emily sheffield, editor of the evening standard. hi there, emily. hi, how are you? i'm very well, thank you. you're celebrating your one—year anniversary this year. congratulations, as editor. your predecessor, george osborne, dropped the word "london" from the london evening standard. now, my mum in derbyshire — what would she find interesting in the londoners diary or "my london" section at the back of the magazine? you can't be trying to make it out to be a national publication, are you? no, quite the opposite, - since i took over, i've doubled down on all things london. excellent. all right, 0k, older londoners might not be too happy about that. the sun's hancock scoop. we have to get to that, haven't we? that's the only place to

the daily mail taking quite a strong line on this.as vexing passports on the nhs are introduced by stealth. i'm not sure everybody would see it that way as the water story is there are very large companies particularly in the us that are making the demand that when people return to the offices or as we start to they must be double jab. i think pimlico plumbers was the first company to do this and we are now seeing it with netflix and google. and dominic raab has essentially said he thinks it's a smart move. and of the government in this country are desperate to get more people vaccinated. the numbers are pretty good but they are not high enough, particularly with young people. and we know that boris johnson floated the idea of government mandated vaccine passports. that has proved difficult particularly with his backbenchers, so a way around it i guess maybe that private companies are allowed to do that and of course they are welled with them their rights to do that. i welled with them their rights to do that. , , , ., , welled with t

continuing on that theme takes us to the daily mail, this is another aspect of this, test some traceking, you've got people kicking against the consequence is particularly in the hospitality industry. particularly in the hospitality indust . . , “ �* industry. the headline is, "don't let the nhs _ industry. the headline is, "don't let the nhs applicable _ industry. the headline is, "don't let the nhs applicable britain."| let the nhs applicable britain." it's let the nhs applicable britain." it's an— let the nhs applicable britain." it's an attack on the system we have where. _ it's an attack on the system we have where. if— it's an attack on the system we have where. if you — it's an attack on the system we have where, if you come into contact with someone _ where, if you come into contact with someone who's tested positive for covid. _ someone who's tested positive for covid. then— someone who's tested positive for covid, then you have to isolate for ten days. — covid, then you have to isolate for ten days, and it is causing chaos and havoc— ten days, and it is causing chaos and ha

it's one of the very lon- the daily mail. it's one of the very long list — the daily mail.t. self—isolation is not in itself madness. it's a necessary public— itself madness. it's a necessary public health measure in controlling a virus _ public health measure in controlling a virus so. — public health measure in controlling a virus. so, this isjust dumb as i had _ a virus. so, this isjust dumb as i had lied — a virus. so, this isjust dumb as i had tied it — a virus. so, this isjust dumb as i had tied it is _ a virus. so, this isjust dumb as i had lied. it is definitely true that lots of— had lied. it is definitely true that lots of people are deleting the nhs app lots of people are deleting the nhs app -- _ lots of people are deleting the nhs app —— dumb as a headline. i think something — app —— dumb as a headline. i think something like 60% increase in the last week, — something like 60% increase in the last week, so people are just turning — last week, so people are just turning the thing off. it seems like there _ turning the thing off. it seems like there may— turning

looking at the olympics, the daily mail features a picture of charlotte dujardin, who became britain'sost decorated female 0lympian today after winning her sixth medal with a bronze in dressage. the guardian leads on climate, with an exclusive story that claims the queen's lawyers secretly lobbied scottish ministers to change a draught climate law that would affect her private land. the times also focuses on the environment, saying that bills could rise by £400 a year to reach the government's net—zero target. and "gran larceny" — the mirror features the story of the 60—year—old conwoman who stole over £4 million worth of diamonds by swapping them for pebbles. intriguing. so, let's begin. let's start with the daily mail with the big headline britain is back in the big headline britain is back in the business as this refers to the lifting of the quarantine restrictions on a lot of travellers. yes, so obviously the daily mail is divided and it's listed some of the restrictions they are lifting. there are cruises, saving a can travel from the us in the eu opening up, there is this measure

kick off this time with the daily mail and a pained on the front page.t page, the mail on sunday and is trying to explore the consequences of sajid javid having tested positive. he has had both tests, definitely testing positive for covid—19, and what this means for covid—19, and what this means for the cabinet. because as sajid javid met his cabinet colleagues and the prime minister, does this mean that they are going to isolate or have they joined that they are going to isolate or have theyjoined up to the pilot scheme that enables you to continue to work but have a test every day. but whatever, this could not have come at a less opportune time. because as we were calling some weeks ago freedom day, it dawns on july the 19th and it is quite clear that it will not be freedom day at all. so there are all kind of complications at the heart of government and also ministers need to make sure that they look as if we are all in it together. if they look to be enjoying special conditions and dodging the need to self—isolate which so many workers are doing, tha

we will start off with the daily mail owner.5.8% or so this morning, the highest since 2000 for these share prices. the rothermere family looks to express interest in this business. jonathan homesworth and his family owns all of the voting shares and 30% of the company's overall stock. you can see the interest from that business is pushing up the price share. kayden lyle also taking focus. they seem to have done the deal, pushing up the stock as they raise $1.3 billion in cash proceeds. we are also focused on admiral. admiral sees their profit higher than expected. the stock is up by 2.5% this morning. let's get a bloomberg business flash. for that, here is laura. laura: sources say microsoft has agreed to buy a cyber security software maker, risk i q, for more than $500 million in cash. the deal is expected to be announced in the next few days. san francisco-based risk iq detect security risks and works with the likes of facebook and bmw. marvel action movie "black widow" sets a record, taking in $80 million domestically, with

according to the daily mail, up to 50,000 dementia cases were missed during lockdown because referralso memory clinics all but stopped at the start of the covid pandemic. the �*i' says over three—quarters of police officers have had mental health difficulties in the past year. the health secretary, sajid javid, is pictured on the front page of the metro. he's apologised to bereaved families and millions of people at risk because of health issues, after suggesting people should not — as he said — "cower" from coronavirus. and the financial times reports ministers are exploring ways to remove china's state—owned nuclear energy company from all future uk power projects. so that was our quick little look through the front pages. so let's begin... and annabel, i wonder if you could kick off for us with the front of the guardian and this urging for young people to get the jab. yes. the guardian and this urging for young people to get the jab. young people to get the “ab. yes. i mean, it young people to get the “ab. yes. i mean. it is — young people to get the “ab. yes. i mean, it is not * yo

they told "the daily mail" they plan to stop selling cigarettes in brittain in the next ten years.ting in lower risk alternatives for consumers. the british government wants to make them snow freebie 2021. >>> serving the world's most expensive french fries at $200. they come with thick sauce, seasoned and truffle oil with shaved black summer truffles from italy. >> truffle, truffle and truffle. in other words, we have truffle oil, the mournaise sauce, cheese sauce is a dipping sauce. truffle is the main star here. >> the fries are topped off with edible gold dust and served on a bakarat crystal plate. to be clear, these are a side of fries, not an entry. anne-marie? >> for one? so, listen -- and apparently the potatoes that are used, i think they're specifically grown for frying. they absorb oil. all i need is ketchup and mayonnaise. that's right, i said mayonnaise with my fries. >> well, i know some people like it that way. i prefer ketchup but if they ask me you want fries with that? at that price tag, i'll pass. >> no thank you. diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. t

moving swiftly on and let's go to the front page of - and let's go to the front page of the daily mail photograph of charlotte de chardin, who has become written�*s was are critically olympian yesterday. and it has to be said that after months and months of various sobering and grim news, the olympics are putting a smile on people's faces. yes. a smile on people's faces. yes, definitely _ a smile on people's faces. yes, definitely because _ a smile on people's faces. yes, definitely because of— a smile on people's faces. yes, definitely because of her- a smile on people's faces. yes, definitely because of her two i a smile on people's faces. yes, definitely because of her two sons away _ definitely because of her two sons away with — definitely because of her two sons away with the fact we have had such showing _ away with the fact we have had such showing at _ away with the fact we have had such showing at the start of the olympics is pretty impressive really and honestly — is pretty impressive really and honestly we have that kind of euros experience — honestly we have that kind of e

the daily mail wrote, quote, crime is basically legal in san francisco. meanwhile, the new york times writes, quote, the mundane crime of shoplifting has spun out of control in san francisco, other media outlets like cnn also picking up the story we looked into the numbers. and since the economy started reopening in may. larceny theft is up 41.3% compared to the same time period of may to june last year and calls all day on this issue from all over the country. >> and that is the perception lawlessness in the city. a city that used to be the standard bearer for retail. i mean, that's where you would go. i mean, francis was famous for shopping. san francisco chamber of commerce president and ceo rodney fong says one 3rd of the city's economy is driven by tourism. a large group of people who are also impacted by the daily car break. ins cent just wants to fully recover. we need to make sure our streets are safe. >> the feel comfortable coming here conventioneers feel comfortable coming to san francisco. however. >> fung says this issue is also chasing away

the daily mail says families are in a fight to save summer, with holiday hotspots in europe facing newl rules. the daily mirror speculates this summer could be one to forget as bad weather and covid rules put holidays under a cloud. the i suggests almost 3 million young people will be warned they must get their first vaccination within days or they will face restrictions on what they can do later in the year. according to the daily telegraph, the nhs drew up secret plans to withdraw hospital care from people in nursing homes in the event of a pandemic. the times says householders have been warned to brace themselves for the biggest energy bills rise in a decade, with more than half facing an increase of about £150 a year. according to the financial times, a secretive club for conservative party donors known as the advisory board has been holding regular meetings with borisjohnson and rishi sunak. and the daily express highlights angry campaigners hitting out as record numbers of families hit by inheritance tax will give the government a £6 billion windfall. so, let's begin. joanna, kic

the daily mail says, quote, crime is basically legal and san francisco in response to the video of the shoplifters at the neiman marcus in union square. the new york times says, quote, the monday in crime of shoplifting has spun out of control in san francisco. and lastly cnn say san francisco confronts a surge in crime drugs and homelessness as it tries to bounce back from covid-19. so we looked into san francisco's recent crime statistics. here's what we found since the economy started reopening in may. larceny theft is up 41.3% so far this year compared to the same time period of may to june last year in just the past few months there have been more than 4500 incidents. we reached out to mayor london breed's office for a statement and an interview on was being done to stop this crime. we have yet to hear back. >> now to our coronavirus coverage the highly contagious delta variant is now the dominant strain here in california. it's now being blamed for 36% of all the cases in the state. that is a dramatic increase from may when the delta variant accounted for less than 6% of all case

the 1st thing they do is i have a focus group amongst the stuff on what the daily mail said about the home office the day before it is real, but they will more actually did that. they actually did that. and of course they would be criticized the home of his in those days is actually doing both them with policing and things like immigration that's been criticized repeatedly and, and that's what they cared about. they cared about not by century appeasing, or these not getting even more on the wrong side of the data, which is because it's almost impossible to appease newspapers like that trying to. i mean, i'm sure the johnson government, despite all the allegations about track and trace and its involvement with companies and, and the new health secretary that replace the disgrace. one who has been on the payroll of a, a financial institution associated with us, private health care. they would deny corruption in your book. you an edge, a direct link between tony blair's corruption with the formula one boss, bunny, ac, austin, and alcohol policy. i don't know being the leading cause of de

alibhai—brown, author and journalist, and rachel watson, deputy political editor of the scottish daily mail's front pages, starting with... the i claims that borisjohnson�*s vaccine honeymoon period is coming to an end with the paper saying the majority of brits think the prime minister is dishonest, inconsistent and disorganised. the times reports on the increase in the number of migrants travelling across the english channel in small boats but the paper also carries an image ofjapanese tennis star naomi osaka lighting the olympic flame in tokyo as the games get under way — a year behind schedule and without spectators. the olympics opening ceremony also on the front of the telegraph — which leads on plans by the prime minister to create a government—backed rewards programme for families who switch to healthier food. prince harry's four—book deal is the top story for the mail — which claims the duke of sussex has clinched a lucrative agreement, with the second book due out only after the queen has died. the mirror leads on legal proceedings against former manchester united player, ryan gig

newspapers like the daily telegraph, where johnson used to work as a reporter and the tabloid, the daily mail. which brings us to dale maley. he's a fake journalist character, created by an actor comedian, joly, and rubenstein. maley is a correspondent for the fictitious good british news. that's a play on the u. k. new right? leaning channel, g b, news. he went to a protest held by covert skeptics in london. he trolled the demonstrators on the her beliefs and the tabloids on their so called journalism was the next time here at the listening. mommy, what's the chin? don't be surprised that you hear child play that because they are looking to many of the i don't know about you, but i'm sick of the scientific sticking a cotton but down approach society and telling us how to live on a bunch of time. yes, lose the ferry and i'm going to bring them damn well do that. you have it. and as you will hear, you know, signing in the hall with the freedom of saying whenever you want, can you feel the hand of the new well border upon us? yes, and can you still feel like the hand of the illuminati here upon

this has the daily mail and then we have the song here . and we again have the manager comforting one of the players who missed the penalty, but also the some quotes prince william said you can all hold your head high and can be so proud. so i think that's also a sentiment that a lot of people are really recognizing that england plays extremely well and they say they're a hose for next year as well. big, you're holding the papers. that is, story has a much about the 3 england players who missed the penalties. tell us about that. oh, well, yes indeed. so some of the last semester penalties were targeted online quite a lot of racial abuse and that has in tongue had another strong reaction on social media. so for example, the prime minister johnson who raised the abusing some of the players that they, you know, they should be a shame that they shouldn't be. they shouldn't be called football fan something. and that they and the footboard association themselves, you know, they, they're saying that there is no place for racism in football. and it

and the daily mail leads with �*snack tax to fight fat crisis�*.re could potentially be an increase on the current sugar tax on sweet drinks as well bringing in a new salt tax. we'll we�* ll start we'll start with the guardian. travel quarantine list. 0nly we'll start with the guardian. travel quarantine list. only two weeks after majorca, ibiza work and to go to my back on the amber list. this is such a shame and particularly for young people who have suffered really badly throughout the pandemic. they have lost theirjobs, had to live with their parents, or been trapped in shared houses and finally get a taste of summer and now they are going to have to quarantine on the return. it's young people who have not had both vaccinations and will have to quarantine. 0nly not had both vaccinations and will have to quarantine. only two weeks after these spanish islands are popular islands were put on the greenness. croatia is moving to the greenness. croatia is moving to the green list, bit of good news but i would've thought it would have been from the sp

looking at the olympics, the daily mail features a picture of charlotte dujardin, who became britain'sdecorated female 0lympian today after winning her sixth medal with a bronze in dressage. the guardian leads on climate issues, with an exclusive story that claims the queen's lawyers secretly lobbied scottish ministers to change a draught climate law that would affect her private land. and don't call me grandma — the times reports that calling a colleague a grandparent could break age discrimination laws, even if they are one. so, let's begin. let's start with the front page of the metro this great big headline double the jabber in which upsets me so only because it is not quite right for order to liberation, i don't quite get it. this is of course about the story the people from the e and the us can come to the uk without quarantine if they are fully vaccinated. impressed by this? i are fully vaccinated. impressed by this? ~ �* , are fully vaccinated. impressed by this? ~' �* , , this? i think it's interesting because we _ this? i think it's interesting because we had _ this? i think

the daily mail reports the words of an unnamed senior minister who said that "covid is all over bar theing" after cases fell for a seventh consecutive day. the metro front page carries the story of a young man, aged 3a, who has died of covid after two weeks in coma. he had refused to get a jab and had told his doctors he wished "he could turn back time" to get one. the ft reports a warning from the imf that the limited access to covid vaccines by developing countries risks hindering the global economic recovery from the pandemic. the i sport leads with the news of american gymnast simone biles pulling out of the tokyo olympics women's team final to focus on her "mental health". it says that her bravery has changed the olympics forever. so, let's begin. do you want to kick us off actually although it is chris's paper, i will let you have first dibs on this front page story on the front of the telegraph. freedom for the double jabbed as the uk reopens too much of the world. the jabbed as the uk reopens too much of the world. ., , , the world. the telegraph is leading with two things _ the

while the daily mail has foreign secretary dominic raab appearing to back the idea of workers having prove their vaccination status. the daily telegraph says one in four patients classed as a "covid hospitalisation" is actually being treated for other reasons, prompting claims that the public has been misled. the i reports that a new "amber watchlist" would allow the government to switch popular destinations, such as spain, to the red list at short notice, requiring holiday—makers to go into mandatory hotel quarantine. the daily mirror highlights comments to the bbc from england's deputy chief medical officer, jonathan van—tam, that the vaccine roll—out has saved an estimated 60,000 lives and prevented 22 million infections. according to the financial times, the conservative party has received £18 million from 154 donors with property interests since borisjohnson became prime minister two years ago. and the guardian reports an all—party committee of mps saying police and governments have done too little to stamp out racial injustice in the ranks, with the failings being "systemic" an

"the daily mail" going with "kane you believe it?"he final is a big achievement, but certainly when you have been waiting 55 years to get to the final, that is what the 30 years of hurt, and 55 years of hurt is all about, from that famous song that england likes to reference. what i apologize to you for telling you what the result was when you did not really want to know. mark: i opened in email that you said -- that seemed like it was about markets and then you were complaining. i would be delighted to get more european football to watch. i can't believe this is the final we are getting, england versus italy. england, we are one of the favorites, but i think my football predictions this month have been similar to my treasuries productions -- absolutely appalling and completely wrong. mark: we won't linger on that, then. looking forward to sunday night, not looking forward quite so much to monday morning in this line of work when you have to get up early, but it might be time for mark to get up super early for his workday. let's get a

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according to the daily mail, up to 50,000 dementia cases were missed during lockdown because referralscs all but stopped at the start of the covid pandemic. the �*i' says over three—quarters of police officers have had mental health difficulties in the past year. the health secretary, sajid javid, is pictured on the front page of the metro. he's apologised to bereaved families and millions of people at risk because of health issues — after suggesting people should not — as he said — "cower" from coronavirus. and the financial times reports ministers are exploring ways to remove china's state—owned nuclear energy company from all future uk power projects. of flavour than a monday morning's newspapers. let's begin our chat and get your thoughts on those big stories, signing, and about, great to see you back. simon, you will pick us out this time around. we starting off the times, we didn't have this paper earlier, covid cases fall as jabs turned the tide. it’s fall as “abs turned the tide. it's aood fall as jabs turned the tide. it's good news. — fall as jabs turned the tide. it�*s good