what really struck me from the daily mail from pages _ struck me from the daily mail from pages the — from pages the quote from tesco boss who said that _ pages the quote from tesco boss who said that the pictures we've been seeing _ said that the pictures we've been seeing down our newspapers and tv screens over the last few days of the empty— screens over the last few days of the empty shells those pictures will be ten _ the empty shells those pictures will be ten times worse by christmas. and warned _ be ten times worse by christmas. and warned of— be ten times worse by christmas. and warned of panic buying basically on steroids _ warned of panic buying basically on steroids compared to what we've seen last steroids compared to what we've seen test yeah _ steroids compared to what we've seen last year. we thought last winter was bad — last year. we thought last winter was bad with the winter lockdown, the cancellation of christmas but this year— the cancellation of christmas but this year we are facing a real prospect— this year we are facing a real prospect of christmas being canc

— there would be a pandemic — and the daily mail also appears to be giving him the _ daily mail also warming on his side — well. the tory press isn't warming on his side but giving him a chance. we wiii— on his side but giving him a chance. we will come to the daily mail in a second, but looking at the daily star, a paper we don't always future on this review, but they have, "you don't break a manifesto pledge for ages then two come along at the same time." that's what this couple waiting at a bus stop appear to be saying to each other, talking about national insurance going up and also the pension triple locked being asked. the introduction to that story says, "pm bozojohnson's pants appear to be on fire." story says, �*pm bozo johnson's pants appear to be on fire."— appear to be on fire." obviously that's the _ appear to be on fire." obviously that's the wry — appear to be on fire." obviously that's the wry sense _ appear to be on fire." obviously that's the wry sense of - appear to be on fire." obviously that's the wry sense of humour| appear to be on fire." obviously - that's the

to be fair to the daily mail, they backed - the daily mail, they backed theresa may's plan back in thes telling us the truth. and when you've been consistent, it's ok to blow your own trumpet. but i think there are real concerns — and it comes in what mike wasjust concerns — and it comes in what mike was just saying — concerns — and it comes in what mike wasjust saying — over the concerns — and it comes in what mike was just saying — over the two ways in which spending this money won't exactly float into improving the social care experience, both working age disabled adults and also older people often towards the end of their life in need of care. we've talked about the nhs which has an extraordinary capacity to suck up money, you can put any amount of money, you can put any amount of money into the nhs and it would vacuum it up. but on the other side, there's the fact that these social care proposals, the majority of this is to reduce the amount that individuals put into the system, it's a cap on the total you might have to spend. so anyway, what's that doing —— what that is doing is

, holly datejoyful don't, because it says in the daily mail, holly date joyful double jab.ed. , ., ,, .,, ., ~ scrapped. john stapleton. all those rules ou scrapped. john stapleton. all those rules you have _ scrapped. john stapleton. all those rules you have memorised, - scrapped. john stapleton. all those rules you have memorised, only . scrapped. john stapleton. all those rules you have memorised, only to| rules you have memorised, only to find out they change the next day. this will be very welcome news indeed, particularly for people who have been double jab, like myself, and i would obviously encourage everyone else to do the same, though it is clearly a personal choice but no farm, as far as i was concerned. great news. the pcr test is the best part of £200 when i came back, for a family of four, a horrendous additional cost. they are going to ditch that but you will have to have a lateral flow test and pay for that as well. they will change the rules, they will change the list of countries that you can go to a not go to make the whole thing more simple, according to

ok, let's turn to the front page of the daily mail. smart - page of the daily mail.er? very interesting and vital _ story by a male reporter? very interesting and vital story - story by a male reporter? , interesting and vital story by the daily mail. it is an undercover reporter who has, for six weeks been looking into the so—called smart motorways cameras. and actually, it is a list of horrors that have deadly consequences. 0ne is a list of horrors that have deadly consequences. one in ten vital safety cameras are not working and the films are so bad, staff are starting to say things like, start praying to your god. it means those hard shoulders can be used in driven and because they have cameras. it's notjust and because they have cameras. it's not just an and because they have cameras. it's notjust an accident and because they have cameras. it's not just an accident waiting and because they have cameras. it's notjust an accident waiting to happen, how much more proof does the government need to see that this is not working. some of the cameras are facing the wron

let's start if we can with the daily mail.ne to kick us off for this one and see where we get to on this? the daily mail once a panic for its front page and look like it has got one. for its front page and look like it has got one-— for its front page and look like it has~otone. a , has got one. across the papers there is a real focus _ has got one. across the papers there is a real focus on _ has got one. across the papers there is a real focus on this _ has got one. across the papers there is a real focus on this intensifying - is a real focus on this intensifying supply chain crisis driven by the lack of lorry drivers, especially with petrol because of the extra licence needed to carry hazardous material. and what the daily mail have gone in for is really how this crisis has been made worse because of panic and there are some stories reporting of three cars involved in a car crash when tempers flared, people kind of shouting at each other, the way in which this is having spill—over effects and repercussions. as people panic

then the daily mail won't be pleasant about him on page one.it works for all our sakes. gone for it and let's hope it works forall oursakes. just gone for it and let's hope it works for all our sakes.— for all our sakes. just a quick word, michael, _ for all our sakes. just a quick word, michael, as _ for all our sakes. just a quick word, michael, as a - for all our sakes. just a quick- word, michael, as a newspaperman, it's pretty unusual to have one story notjust dominating, but feeling every single front page, from the star and the sun up to the financial times — they've all got splashed across the front pages. this is a story which affects every person in the country. it’s this is a story which affects every person in the country.— person in the country. it's a huge moment. — person in the country. it's a huge moment. it _ person in the country. it's a huge moment, it feels _ person in the country. it's a huge moment, it feels like _ person in the country. it's a huge moment, it feels like budget - person in the country. it's a huge moment,

it's very interesting that the daily mail talks about surprise, it's back to panic stations.ink it's a case of panic stations. we're very calm, as wasjonathan van hamm, just yesterday. —— jonathan van—tam. we have to decide on science, not panic. have to decide on science, not anic. , ., , , , ., panic. the problem is, there is a -roblem panic. the problem is, there is a problem there. _ panic. the problem is, there is a problem there. i'm _ panic. the problem is, there is a problem there. i'm not - panic. the problem is, there is a problem there. i'm not bluntly i problem there. i'm not bluntly disagreeing, but the trouble is being — disagreeing, but the trouble is being scientists —— these scientists thought— being scientists —— these scientists thought about them problem is a politician — thought about them problem is a politician taking that advice, because _ politician taking that advice, because they are the experts, you follow _ because they are the experts, you follow the — because they are the experts, you follow the science completely and you completely freezer coun

the same story makes the front page of the daily mail. newspaper also carries a picture of 18—year—old emma raducanu, who has reached the final of the us open. and the express says action is under way to speed up the recruitment of truckers, in order to prevent empty shelves at christmas. so let's begin with the daily mail. "andrew served with us sex case papers." a bizarre and mouse at the duke's home in windsor, olivia, and i've read the affidavit from the deponent who tried to serve these papers, and it certainly wasn't easy — none of the staff were going to help him do that. ho. - none of the staff were going to help him do that.— - none of the staff were going to help him do that. no, it's a bizarre sto , help him do that. no, it's a bizarre story. it sounds — help him do that. no, it's a bizarre story, it sounds like _ help him do that. no, it's a bizarre story, it sounds like it's _ help him do that. no, it's a bizarre story, it sounds like it's from - help him do that. no, it's a bizarre story, it sounds like it's from a - story,

a similar story for the daily mail.s their urgent calls to be but not to suggest to be given to all over 50s. the guardian from dominic raab but that the uk was caught out by the speed of the fall of kabul. according to the i game game has broken out between cabinet ministers of the governments exit from afghanistan. the metro leads with the news that itv has been cleared by media regulator ofcom over piers morgan's criticism of the duchess of sussex. a different story in the financial times. it reports that the uk has secret plans to move its trident nuclear submarine bases abroad in the event of scottish independence. so let's begin... we will start with the i. uk cabinet ministers at war in a blame game. what do you make of this, doesn't ring true? what do you make of this, doesn't rinu true? ~ ., . ring true? well, if you watch the select committee _ ring true? well, if you watch the select committee hearing - ring true? well, if you watch the select committee hearing and i ring true? well, if you watch the - select

running the campaign and the _ the daily mail running the campaign and the two on the most important to— and the two on the most important papers to the government.- and the two on the most important papers to the government. jenny, i mean, grant — papers to the government. jenny, i mean, grant chaps _ papers to the government. jenny, i mean, grant chaps can _ papers to the government. jenny, i mean, grant chaps can adjust - papers to the government. jenny, i mean, grant chaps can adjust up i mean, grant chaps can adjust up until now has been saying from we are going to press ahead, but if you look back at the history from this, they were going to have stopped plaints much more frequently than they have had in practice. grant cha -s they have had in practice. grant chaps has _ they have had in practice. grant chaps has always _ they have had in practice. grant chaps has always been - they have had in practice. grant chaps has always been quite - they have had in practice. gent chaps has always been quite polished saying that smart motorways are safe. investigations like this have sho

let's have a start with the daily mail, sub.day stampede, when you couldn't go away —— seb. the early part of the winter mightjust bearfruit. -- seb. the early part of the winter mightjust bear fruit.— mightjust bear fruit. yes, this announcement _ mightjust bear fruit. yes, this announcement that _ mightjust bear fruit. yes, this announcement that holidays . might just bear fruit. yes, this - announcement that holidays would be much easier from october the 4th, rejoiced by families who those pc archest you have to do when you return —— pcr tests. places like turkey that are popular holiday destinations, and the whole thing is being simplified. the focus on all this is about vaccination and non—vaccination, so if you are vaccinated, it's much easier to travel. this is all part of the government strategy to get vaccinated, particularly younger people. but i think it's great for families because if you do have to do all these tests, that's adding, and that's going to go. demand for holidays have soared on this announcement, and i'

let's begin with the daily mail, "andrew served with the daily mail, "andrew served with us sex casete talking about how they were dramatically handed over in a bizarre game of cat and mouse at his home in windsor. and we get an insight into exactly what went on and try to get these papers served through an affidavit signed by the person who was charged with delivering them.— delivering them. yes, an extraordinary _ delivering them. yes, an extraordinary affidavit i delivering them. yes, an extraordinary affidavit to | delivering them. yes, an - extraordinary affidavit to read - he extraordinary affidavit to read — he turns up to accept these documents, he tries getting the prince's personal secretary who cannot be reached, and the police say it's not theirjob reached, and the police say it's not their job to reached, and the police say it's not theirjob to receive these papers. he goes away, comes up again, there eventually accepted by the metropolitan police, but no one is sure whether that was excellent proper or not, to be accepted by the police on behalf of the prince. so we are

the daily mail, boris lykens present them across to a jilted lover.ys there is no them across to a jilted lover. ye: boris johnson says there is no easy borisjohnson says there is no easy way to confront the tough relations that boris johnson way to confront the tough relations that borisjohnson and president macron have had over the last few weeks or last couple of years. and he uses it to say get a grip and a two let's move on from this really damaging row over the security deal between the us, australia and the uk last week which shut out france and austria cancelled a £26 billion deal for a nuclear powered submarines is a real contrast which i think will go on to the way that the us president is reacting with this was a person considers come out sort of fighting and said this is not about bilateral between us and francis about securing global security, let's look at the bigger picture. i think using french and urging president macron is gonna antagonize president macron is gonna antagonize president macron is gonna antagonize president macron even

let's begin with the daily mail. the great autumn holiday stampede.eap holidays, but supply and demand would suggested prices are going to go up. holidays and from view. and we can rush abroad because the government has changed the rules. so it is good news for many families, perpendicularly who are lucky to go to spain, but not because of the cost. ~ ., ., to spain, but not because of the cost. . . . ., to spain, but not because of the cost. ~ . ., ., ., , , cost. we all had to have some tests, but the hoops _ cost. we all had to have some tests, but the hoops that _ cost. we all had to have some tests, but the hoops that you _ cost. we all had to have some tests, but the hoops that you have - cost. we all had to have some tests, but the hoops that you have to - cost. we all had to have some tests, but the hoops that you have to jump | but the hoops that you have to jump over were _ but the hoops that you have to jump over were quite extraordinary. obviously, this is something that travel_ obviously, this is something that travel industry has been ab

let's start with the daily mail, and in some ways this is a more significant story than the other oneat the top of the police service, but also someone who was seen of a new generation of policing, now getting in the neck from a lot of people who say that scotland yard is frankly a bit tin eared when it comes to any form of change. labourfairness lawrence, change. labour fairness lawrence, mother of change. labourfairness lawrence, mother of stephen lawrence, the teenager who was murdered in 1993, and lady britton, whose husband, leon britton, was accused of child sexual abuse and investigated for quite a long time for crimes he didn't commit.— quite a long time for crimes he didn't commit. ., ., , ., didn't commit. the mail has gotten hold of this — didn't commit. the mail has gotten hold of this letter _ didn't commit. the mail has gotten hold of this letter signed _ didn't commit. the mail has gotten hold of this letter signed by - didn't commit. the mail has gotten hold of this letter signed by those l hold of this letter signed by those two and _ hold of this letter signed by tho

let's look then at the daily mail.actment but this was up seven years jail for dog numbers. after thefts of pets almost tripled during lockdown. this is a real story, joanna. during lockdown. this is a real story. joanna-— story, joanna. absolutely. i'm surprised _ story, joanna. absolutely. i'm surprised it — story, joanna. absolutely. i'm surprised it wasn't _ story, joanna. absolutely. i'm surprised it wasn't this - story, joanna. absolutely. i'm. surprised it wasn't this already. story, joanna. absolutely. i'm i surprised it wasn't this already. i think— surprised it wasn't this already. i think it _ surprised it wasn't this already. i think it was _ surprised it wasn't this already. i think it was less before. i feel like the — think it was less before. i feel like the emotional trauma that it probably— like the emotional trauma that it probably put on somebody households is not probably put on somebody households is hotjust_ probably put on somebody households is notjust someone stealing a laptop— is notjust some

"fiver a week to fix care crisis" is the headline on tomorrow's daily mail. says that's how much extra money a typical worker will have to pay to fund new social care plans in england. the paper describes the governments plans as "manifesto—busting tax raid" to "bail out the nhs and fix social care". the guardian reports that borisjohnson will tell mps the health care system is in crisis and cannot be expected to recover alone. the prime minister faces growing rebellion over potential rises to tax, ahead of tomorrow's announcement. according to the telegraph, the prime minister is expected to reveal that national insurance will be increased by around 1.25%, in a move that could generate £10 billion for the nhs — the paper says this will first be used to tackle the nhs backlog caused by the pandemic, before funding social care. "revealed: plans for octoberfirebreak" reads the headline on the i — a senior government scientist has told the paper of potential government plans for an extended half term holiday and potential restrictions in england, to tackle risin

the daily mail jonathan, a quick comment from both of you, priti patel, out lock up the eco—mob.. yes. they have been _ while you are too moderate. yes. they have been blocking - while you are too moderate. yes they have been blocking traffic on the m 25 and apparently the need to take out some sort of injunction in order to stop them doing this. at the moment the current powers that they have a valid injunction aren't quite good enough to do it. it's interesting, this daily mail piece, i think that priti patel and grant shots who had gone down the warpath and said to connect crackdown on these protesters see it is an issue with eggen sort of winsome brownie points where a lot of people will support what they're doing and support what they're doing and support taking greater action the protesters. it’s support taking greater action the rotesters. �* , . , ., protesters. it's a fine line. if you let these things _ protesters. it's a fine line. if you let these things go _ protesters. it's a fine line. if you let these things go too - protesters. it's a fine line. if you let these

let's look at the daily mail, which takes a slightly different look.-metal band getting back together.— popular heavy-metal band getting back together. i think there's going to be... back together. i think there's going to be--- pretty _ back together. i think there's going to be... pretty disappointed - back together. i think there's going to be... pretty disappointed to - back together. i think there's going | to be... pretty disappointed to hear the front page. there was a lot of briefing. boris was getting ready to promise his backbenchers who made their thoughts known about vaccine pack ports. there won't be a lockdown and they're going to ditch a lot of provision in the coronavirus act. but he's not ruling them out, and some of those powers will still be retained. there is going to be part of this, including the potential compulsory mass wearing and work from home orders. potential even for some social distancing measures to be reintroduced if the nhs is under threat. the mail doesn't seem to be full by some of the cherry news that was briefed by

her column starts next week on "daily mail.the view" in the way she did, and what she wants to do next. she is typically, you know, straight from the hip. >> yeah. >> she shoots straight from the hip and authentically meghan as she ever was but feels really free right now, what i'll say. >> a darling new baby. >> liberty about to be 1. >> it has something for everyone what else is coming up this season >> everything. dylan, it's like the tv dinners when we were kids. the meat loaf, the salisbury steak and vegetables and sometimes we start with the dessert. we start with the brownie first. we have a lot of exclusives coming up, coming out of the gate hot season five. my second season back, exciting, and now get to come see you in person. >> it's great. >> can't let you leave without commenting on how beautiful the blue suit it. >> i tweeted you going to wear the bluest one i got. tweeted you, as a smurf. >> thomas, thank you. >>> be sure to look out for "daily mail" tv, check your local listings. >> thank you, tom. >>> up next,

the daily mail says the majority of the pm's top team are opposed to the idea of increasing nationalnsurance contributions by 1 percent. the times says that the panjshir valley, the last province free of taliban rule in afghanistan, is now on the verge of falling. and finally the financial times says that hotels across the uk have been forced to limit bed linen changes after a boom in domestic holidays collided with a chronic shortage of laundry staff. so let's begin... this hour, let's start with the telegraph which is looking ahead to a pledge that the prime minister will make this week. an extra £5 million for military veterans. starters of this one. what is the detail we have got on this? well, we think the prime _ detail we have got on this? well, we think the prime minister _ detail we have got on this? well, we think the prime minister is _ detail we have got on this? well, we think the prime minister is going - detail we have got on this? well, we think the prime minister is going to l think the prime minister is going to make a statement tomorrow on afghanistan. more than 15

the letter allegedly says, and on top of this, the daily mail did cover it and they say, chase, send a letter to general flint wife telling her they're cancelling her card because she's a reputation risk to the bank. them backtracks and claims. it was an error, and this is all coming from general flynn and his wife. so just bear that mind. but nevertheless, this is what we said here on kaiser for a few years ago is 3 or 4 years ago. we said once china introduce their social credit score, that it will be coming to america. and if you think that you, jo bag don't sitting out there and you're so folks working from home is going to somehow be immune from this. like if they're doing it to somebody like this. sure, general plan is a bit wacky, but the fact is like he is a powerful guy by chase. chase bank. we mean j. p. morgan chase? yes. from by jamie diamond. course, jamie diamond, a big coin. and now we know why, because we're big point, it can't sense or a transaction big for political means for lens. true. but over there at the bank chase, he can censor general when by cutting them of

. >> reporter: video from the daily mail shows armed fbi agents and police with a shield and battering ram. temporarily moving laundrie's parents into an fbi van. and towing away the car officials said brian's family told them he left at a nature reserve before disappearing. but neighbor karen aberts says that's not true. the mustang was definitely not gone wednesday, thursday. >> no. no cars moved wednesday or thursday at all. >> reporter: today's raid coming hours after investigators ended a search for laundrie in that alligator-infested marshland. their canine units failing to pick up brian's scent. >> you could be out here for months if you wanted. >> reporter: officials now awaiting autopsy results on what's believed to be gabby's body, found sunday at a remote campsite near grand teton national park. our will carr is there. >> this is a massive campsite and a very isolated part of wyoming. authorities have it shut down for miles and they're turning people away, searching for clues here as we're waiting to learn >> reporter: brian, still a person of interest in petito's disappeara

on the daily mail has prompted the foreign secretary, mister deluded, and the could be an uncomfortable afternoon for dominic rob, under the spotlight of the select committee. while all the talking goes on u. k. national, still stranded in afghanistan, a pleading with the government for help. although the $5000.00 british citizens have been evacuated from cobble 100 stow believe to be left in the capital, one of them shed his fears for this a lot for taliban around. yeah. and a lot of people they know that i came from britain and i'm just scared. if i come i, i probably go out and i'm just like looking around and looking might be fine. if they start someone gun man come to to, to, to kill us all to took us somewhere. i'm trying to go, or johnson, and the foreign minister. and we all, we all versus it does. and we don't want this be in the different tuition. i'm please, please, please, i beg you to, to, to rescue from here are separate lay foreign secretary robins flatly deny the claim . in the us media the britain may have been indirectly responsible for letting a suicide bomber into co

african refugees, in other words, blaming to other departments and not his own foreign office or the daily mail has fronted the foreign secretary mister deluded and the could be an uncomfortable afternoon for dominic rob under the spotlight of the select committee. yeah. what about an hour away from hearing how much he's going to be swerving and how much is going to be made? copa. i wouldn't put much money on the latter there. all right for now. okay. portraits, westminster. thank you. goes, meantime those u. k. nationals are still stranded in afghanistan. that pleading with the government for help right now with 5000 british citizens evacuated from cobble hundreds is still believe to be left in that city. one of them has been sharing his face with us. i'll offer taliban around. yeah. and a lot of people they know that i came from britain and i'm just a scared. if i come i, i probably go out and i'm just like, looking around and looking, you might be fine. if there are some gun man come to to, to, to kill us all to took us somewhere. i'm trying to go, or johnson, and the foreign minister. and w

>> reporter: thursday "daily mail" cameras capturing laundrie's parents traveling to orlando to meet with their attorney. and the intense focus on gabby's disappearance igniting new interest in other missing person cases often overlooked because they're from minority communities. in 2020, 45% of the fbi's 89,000 missing persons cases were people of color. arizona geologist daniel robinson, missing for months, police now reviewing findings from a private investigator hired by daniel's father. and this week in illinois, the body of jelani day identified nearly a month after his disappearance. his mother blasting what she says was a lack of urgency in finding her son. >> to them, jelani didn't mean anything. there's no effort, there's no push, there's no nothing that was being done about my son. >> and david, the petito family announced plans for gabby's funeral back on long island in holbro holbrook, new york, this sunday. >> trevor ault tonight, thank you. >>> next this evening the, results are now in after that very expensive audit of the 2020 election in arizona. the republican-led

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african refugees, in other words, blaming to other departments and not his own foreign office or the daily mail has fronted the foreign secretary mister deluded and the could be an uncomfortable offering for dominic rob under the spotlight of the select committee, that's going on you k, national, still stranded in afghanistan, a pleading with the government for help. although the 5000 british citizens have been evacuated from cobble hundreds are still believed to be left in the capital. one of them share his fears with us. a lot for taliban around. yeah. and a lot of people they know that i came from britain and i'm just scared. if i come, i probably go out and i'm just like looking around and looking, you might be fine if someone gun man come to to to, to kill us or took us somewhere. i'm trying to go, or johnson and the foreign minister. and we all, we all best to sit designed we, we don't want to be in this situation. i'm please, please, please, i beg you to, to, to rescue from here of separately, foreign secretary robbers flatly denied a claim in the us media that britain may have been indi

well, the daily mail has grounded the foreign secretary mister deluded. it could be an uncomfortable off today to dominate rob, under the spotlight of the select committee for any okay, i may have missed something, but i haven't had anybody in westminster or washington just put their hands up and say, sorry, we could have done this better. so i was bringing, i don't feel like a partridge thanks for that. time you k, national, still stranded in afghanistan, a pleading with the government for help with 5000 british citizens evacuated from cobble hundreds of still believe to be left in that city. one of them shed his face with his a lot of taliban around. yeah. and a lot of people they know that i came from britain and i'm just a scared. if i come, i go out and i'm just like looking around and looking, you might be fine if someone gun man come to to to, to kill us all to took us somewhere. i'm trying to go or johnson and the for a minister. and we all, we all versus it does and we don't want this be in this situation. i'm please, please, please, i beg you to

a different story splashed over at the daily mail. it says the prime minister has now ordered a thorough inquiry into smart motorways following an investigation by the paper. the main picture shows the schoolteacher and the man charged in the last few hours with her murder, a 36 —year—old. right, let's start off. welcome to both nice to see you both again, jenny, can i kick off with you and the ft. you are buying frenzy puts health services at risk. this is a call from the b and eight today, and yet the government and even that petrol retail association says there's nothing to panic about. the petro retailer associations put out this joint statement saying that they think that the demand is going to ease now because everybody who is really desperate to get petrol will have got it by now. it's difficult to know whether or not that is the case, or if this is message management, given the panic that has been caused by this threat of fuel shortages. we know that there is no shortage of fuel. it's a shortage of drivers to deliver it to fou

the daily mail ran a headline that says biden declares war on 80 million americans.captured it. this is truly insane. that's every fourth american. how do you go out as a president of the united states, deliberately divide your country, condemn you're own people. he says nice things about the taliban, they are efficient, they are courteous, they are getting the job done, we can rely on them. then he attacks americans. which on the 20th anniversary of 9/11 is the opposite of what you would expect. you would think he would be anti-taliban and pro american. i don't know if there is any easy way to get out of it because the world is closing in on him. jesse: he's perceived as weak so now he's mr. tough guy with covid. he's taking out this anger on the american people and fighting them harder than he fought the chinese or taliban it's a divide and conquer strategy. it sets him up see when covid naturally goes down, he will take credit for it. is that the strategy? >> i think that's part of the strategy. they face the reality that they had about as many covid cases in a ye

the daily mail going for 150 million pounds, and a gong in the new year honours too. t the daily express claiming the biggest pay day for emma raducanu, it says she could make a "cool one billion dollars". another story on their front page though, also in the mirror too, it's the nhs starting a trial of a blood test than can spot more than 50 different cancers. they're reporting it's the largest clinical trial of the tests anywhere in the world. the telegraph leads with coronavirus. the paper reports that the prime minister is planning to "rip up covid restrictions" as part of a new approach to the virus this winter. the metro, along similar lines, leads on vaccine passport plans for nightclubs and big events in england being dropped and the i claims that borisjohnson is banking on boosterjabs to control infections through the winter. it's reporting that third jabs are set to begin in the next couple of weeks, with the pm announcing his plans on tuesday. so let's begin. you are going to kick herself with a lady who has graced most of the papers today and that is emma.

return of the doom squad — the daily mail also looks at the covid winter plan, saying number ten has another lockdown, saying some measures may be needed "as a last resort". and the telegraph reports that the prime minister's mother, charlotte johnson wahl, has died at the age of 79. charlottejohnson wahl, has died at the age of 79. the paper shows a picture of the two of them together. mrjohnson described her as the "supreme authority" in his family. she was 79. on to ourlook on to our look at the papers, and as we look through them, we will see that vaccinations are the main stories. booster jabs for over 50, and boosterjabs for over 50, and to begin with the i, axing for children to be rolled out. —— vaccines for children. we all got texts saying time to book yourjab. will this turn up in between religious studies, covidjabs? turn up in between religious studies, covid jabs? we turn up in between religious studies, covid jabs? studies, covid “abs? we don't absolutely — studies, covid jabs? we don't absolutely know. _ studies, covid jabs? we don't absolutely know. medical - absolut

the daily mail had a headline that said "biden declares war on 80 million americans."hink people haven't thought about this. you have a president who thinks he has the right to dictate to everybody whatever his opinion is without congress passing a law, without any checks and balances and i think that is going to rip this country apart. if he can do it on this issue, how many other things can he instruct businesses about? how many other things can he reach into your life? ironically, kamala harris said as my body, my choice, she of course was referring to abortion. if it's my body, my choice, how come it's now joe biden's body and it's his choice? this is going to roil all democrats back home in the next week, going to have person after person coming up to them saying is the president crazy? how can he possibly dictate to us and as you pointed out, not only is he dictating to us, he's creating deals with the unions to exempt them. i think is this comes out, the chances of this big government socialist bill passing goes down and down. i don't think manchin is necessaril

washington don't realize what a disaster today is, 20 or 30 times the disaster of afghanistan, the daily mailne that said biden declares war on 80 million americans. you have a president thinks he has the right to dictate to everybody whatever his opinion is without congress passing a law, without any checks and balances and that is going to rip this country apart because if he can do it on this issue how many other things can biden instruct businesses about, how many of the things can he reach into your life? ironically kamala harris is my body, my choice, she was referring to abortion. my body, my choice, how come it is now president biden's body and his choice, this is going to boil all of the democrats back in the next week are going to have person after person coming up to them saying is the president just crazy? how could he possibly dictate to us and as you pointed out soleimani dictating to us that cutting deals with the unions to exempt them in this comes out, chances of this big government socialist the passing goes down and down and i don't think manchin is going to melvin cinema w

the daily mail's editorial says borisjohnson�*s plan b has paved the way for compulsory masks, vaccineorking from home could be imposed. the i paper also has a plan c — a potential fourth national lockdown and more harmful economic and social restrictions. meanwhile, the times says michael gove has been given the task to save christmas as the britain's food supply the express follows the story, as the prime minister has the right to tighten restrictions. meanwhile, the times says michael gove has been given the task to save christmas as the britain's food supply chain face supermarket shortages due to brexit. one of the the guardian's lead story — hospitals face up to 7,000 covid admissions a day unless a "basket of measures" are in place. henry, we're going to start with the metro. a covid winter warner, what's the warning? a covid winter warner, what's the warnin: ? ~ , warning? the prime minister urging --eole to warning? the prime minister urging peeple to behave — warning? the prime minister urging people to behave sensibly - warning? the prime minister urging people to behave sen

the daily mail has the same headline, and says that after the energy drama there are new fears of petroles number ten," reports the times, which says ministers have discussed putting soldiers on standby to drive petrol tankers. the guardian has "warning of fuel shortages amid supply chain crisis" alongside a picture of primary school teacher sabina nessa who is believed to have been murdered as she walked through a park in south east london. the ft�*s main story is how an interest rate rise moves �*closer�* as the the bank of england is predicting inflation to pass 4%. the paper also reports on how former chancellor, george osborne, has secured an advisory role with a group founded by russian oligarch oleg deripaska who is linked to president putin. and "the name�*s craig, commander craig". the express covers how the royal navy honour the 007 star with the same rank as james bond. so, let�*s begin. kicking off of the times, it�*s got some interesting details in the story. talking about the prime minister urging people not to panic by but, pp restricting deliveries to dozens of petrol sta

. >> friend of gabby's talked to the daily mail over the weekend and said lot of red flags. he was manipulative, controlling. he was very into not letting her go where she wasn't supposed to go. kind of sealing her off from her friends. i don't see how a lot of people didn't see this guy was a nut job. >> it seems a lot of people did see this guy was a nut job, but they just didn't report it. that's where the disconnect happens. the police department has something to speak for in ignoring the signs. the 911 caller is accurate, this is obviously a domestic abuse situation. there are so many people in the lives of these women who are being abused but don't take the extra step. their friend is changing behavior. especially if you're going to get into a relationship with someone who blogs for a living. this is someone out there who has this presence. people should err on the side of saying something, if they can. also as a testament to why it's so important that people speak up. a you tuber was the person who first recognized the van. if you see something, say something. you cou