no, daily mail is usually _ mail either. is it? no, daily mail is usually the — mail either. is it?mail is usually the most steadfast - mail either. is it? no, daily mail is usually the most steadfast of| is usually the most steadfast of supporters of the conservative government but they are very sore about— government but they are very sore about the — government but they are very sore about the fact that the through their— about the fact that the through their weight about the fact that the through theirweight behind about the fact that the through their weight behind kwasi kwarteng and that— their weight behind kwasi kwarteng and that did not end too well and they are — and that did not end too well and they are almost bound to attack something that is the antithesis of what kwasi kwarteng did. that being said, what kwasi kwarteng did. that being said. it _ what kwasi kwarteng did. that being said. it is _ what kwasi kwarteng did. that being said. it is a _ what kwasi kwarteng did. that being said, it is a negative front page and there — said, it is a negative front page and ther

the the scottish daily mail| right. the the scottish daily mail has its _ right.its own position on this. the snp _ has its own position on this. the snp has — has its own position on this. the snp has its _ has its own position on this. the snp has its own position on this. but these — snp has its own position on this. but these scottish people have also been consistent. it's worth pointing out there _ been consistent. it's worth pointing out there hasn't been a massive amount— out there hasn't been a massive amount of— out there hasn't been a massive amount of polling on this. i fewer than _ amount of polling on this. i fewer than a _ amount of polling on this. i fewer than a third — amount of polling on this. i fewer than a third of scottish adults on the idea — than a third of scottish adults on the idea of a referendum. the majority— the idea of a referendum. the majority oppose the idea. when it comes_ majority oppose the idea. when it comes to — majority oppose the idea. when it comes to whether people think scotland — comes to whether people think scotland

headline, you would — and seeing the daily mail headline, you would probably be happy with this the metro front—page, i think there are two things going on here. — i think there are two things going on here, one is that the government, the home _ on here, one is that the government, the home secretary who i'm sure we remember— the home secretary who i'm sure we remember has been under a lot of pressure _ remember has been under a lot of pressure just was to be looking like she is— pressure just was to be looking like she is doing something, almost anything — she is doing something, almost anything at this point to tackle the small— anything at this point to tackle the small boats crisis, so a nice picture _ small boats crisis, so a nice picture of— small boats crisis, so a nice picture of her on the front page signing — picture of her on the front page signing a — picture of her on the front page signing a treaty with her french counterpart, that is exactly the kind _ counterpart, that is exactly the kind of— counterpart, that is exactly the kind of headline they want. and the o

daily mail. start. wednesday's daily mail.eenage no, i wouldn't think teenage boys needed boys exactly needed much encouragement this , but encouragement in this, but apparently they're being led astray by beyonce. is that right ? another raunchy lyrics. ? it's another raunchy lyrics. encourage encourage, sixteen and teen boys study finds is one of those bizarre studies. raunchy from the likes of drake and beyonce. they sixteen and teenage boys but not teenage girls a new study shows but what's not really clear is whether the sixteen comes first or the lyrics come first. sexting people don't know is naughty texts, but assume they're going to be sixteen anyway . and what what seems to anyway. and what what seems to is rather than boys being inventive and coming up with chat up lines which they've been ridiculed for so decades anyway, they're now finding safer to just quote lyrics from songs which are often if those songs a find for society, don't see why the texting is so awful. i i agree with you. it should boys like usually a

daily mail. start. wednesday's daily mail.eenage no, i wouldn't think teenage boys needed boys exactly needed much encouragement this , but encouragement in this, but apparently they're being led astray by beyonce. is that right ? another raunchy lyrics. ? it's another raunchy lyrics. encourage encourage, sixteen and teen boys study finds is one of those bizarre studies. raunchy from the likes of drake and beyonce. they sixteen and teenage boys but not teenage girls a new study shows but what's not really clear is whether the sixteen comes first or the lyrics come first. sexting people don't know is naughty texts, but assume they're going to be sixteen anyway . and what what seems to anyway. and what what seems to is rather than boys being inventive and coming up with chat up lines which they've been ridiculed for so decades anyway, they're now finding safer to just quote lyrics from songs which are often if those songs a find for society, don't see why the texting is so awful. i i agree with you. it should boys like usually a

quickly, the front page of the daily mail, and labourare being quickly, the front page of the daily maild labour are being accused of trying to price families out of private schools. at of trying to price families out of private schools.— of trying to price families out of private schools. of trying to price families out of rivate schools. �* ., �* private schools. at the moment, vat is not charged _ private schools. at the moment, vat is not charged on _ private schools. at the moment, vat is not charged on fees. _ private schools. at the moment, vat is not charged on fees. they've - private schools. at the moment, vat is not charged on fees. they've got . is not charged on fees. they've got the charity exemption, and family members of mine working in the independent sector, this will be very worrying for them. if that is removed, then domestic pupils will become less attractive and wealthy international students will become more attractive and as we have seen with universities the proportions will change. they will look overseas to recruit more overseas pupils, so i think it is well th

let's start off, pandora you will kick this off with the front page of the daily mail.which divides everybody and has since the deal was even spoken about before the deal was even struck. and of course, now that there are dealing with things the are pricking peoples years which have connotations to exit of course dealing with a european country and getting closer to them. lots of people did not want that and brexit and that is the way that the vote went. brexit has already divided people as i have said. we are also not dealing at a time of politics where people do not trust politicians as much as they used to. with everything that happened, the lockdown, pandemic, so they really ought to be careful about their next moves. because now as you see with lots of new pms coming through, rishi sunak needs to be careful with his moves because lasting he needs is for all of his ministers to turn on him. . ., ,, , on him. emma, are you with us. yes ou are i on him. emma, are you with us. yes you are i can see your— you are i can see your smile. it is the front page of the daily m

let us turn to, two papers really, the daily mail. differently.tomorrow so we have the daily mail which has the fact that the nation is going to grind to a halt loss of the mirror, but the welsh edition of the edition i wonder why that is. take us through that. it i wonder why that is. take us through that.— i wonder why that is. take us through that. i wonder why that is. take us throu~h that. , ., ., ., ., through that. it is a tall order for wales tomorrow i'm _ through that. it is a tall order for wales tomorrow i'm afraid. - through that. it is a tall order for wales tomorrow i'm afraid. it - through that. it is a tall order for l wales tomorrow i'm afraid. it does kind of— wales tomorrow i'm afraid. it does kind of feet— wales tomorrow i'm afraid. it does kind of feel like one tournament too far for— kind of feel like one tournament too far for this _ kind of feel like one tournament too far for this will steam which had not been — far for this will steam which had not been major for years, decades, and then— not been major for years, decade

newspaper already opposition m p 's asking why was it leaked to the daily mail at this particular time? when within the story, it says it was covered up by senior civil service and former disgraced prime minister boris johnson bridge gum and says you the u. k. as robust systems in place to protect against cyber threats, including regular security briefings for ministers. this comes as the follow up to the story suggesting that liz trust was using an unsecure line and i phone some would sympathize with her given as i say, the g. c h q phones apparently rubbish. and she likes to instagram a lot. there is a bombshell speculation about kim dot com, the legendary security analyst, who has a 1000000 followers on twitter who claims that it was not the phone that was active reserve being backed up on to the icloud and there are suggestions completely unconfirmed. i've tried to reach out to him for further confirmation that she texted or messaged anthony blinking joe biden. so hapless secretary of state saying it's done shortly after the worst environmental catastrophe of the century. the

quickly, the front page of the daily mail, and labourare being quickly, the front page of the daily mailof private schools. of trying to price families out of rivate schools. �* ., �* private schools. at the moment, vat is not charged _ private schools. at the moment, vat is not charged on _ private schools. at the moment, vat is not charged on fees. _ private schools. at the moment, vat is not charged on fees. they've - private schools. at the moment, vat is not charged on fees. they've got . is not charged on fees. they've got the charity exemption, and family members of mine working in the independent sector, this will be very worrying for them. if that is removed, then domestic

the daily mail were saying this will it— day.s eve, boxing day and new year's eve. minor— eve, boxing day and new year's eve. minor headache for the government. and the _ minor headache for the government. and the overtime bank could be even more disruptive. so much depends on voluntary overtime. jonathan, take us to the back of the metro. the departure of that great footballer, cristiano rinaldo. he ave footballer, cristiano rinaldo. he gave an interview where he was extremely negative about the club and betrayed by the club —— mike what _ and betrayed by the club —— mike what -- — and betrayed by the club —— mike what —— ronaldo. i'm not a footballing expert. it sounds as if you might — footballing expert. it sounds as if you might be... you probably can't stay for— you might be... you probably can't stay for very — you might be... you probably can't stay for very long at a business where — stay for very long at a business where you've made these sorts of comments — where you've made these sorts of comments. he also spoke about

take usually we'll start with the daily mail . we have the with the daily mail.have the daily mail with stephen bowles. three roaring lions and one country head . you pay for mvp's country head. you pay for mvp's christmas party. the telegraph pleads with storm on your cell phone from the football who calls the sunak wonder he works plan. we have gone with with them facing the question. it was them facing the question. it was the behaviour of no this country and photograph focuses . on the and photograph focuses. on the smashing in the fans who made their views about the current regime. the financial times pwc admits . second disney. that is admits. second disney. that is not critical to the time he made to improve care have some who range and struck us rashford and grealish and the leads with bravery lions hit for six england world cup of affliction. well those from pages listed inside . the front page of the inside. the front page of the financial times britain's lots of juicy . red england team of juicy. red england team deliberate enough to score more goals a

take usually we'll start with the daily mail . we have the with the daily mail.have the daily mail with stephen bowles. three roaring lions and one country head . you pay for mvp's country head. you pay for mvp's christmas party. the telegraph pleads with storm on your cell phone from the football who calls the sunak wonder he works plan. we have gone with with them facing the question. it was them facing the question. it was the behaviour of no this country and photograph focuses . on the and photograph focuses. on the smashing in the fans who made their views about the current regime. the financial times pwc admits . second disney. that is admits. second disney. that is not critical to the time he made to improve care have some who range and struck us rashford and grealish and the leads with bravery lions hit for six england world cup of affliction. well those from pages listed inside . the front page of the inside. the front page of the financial times britain's lots of juicy . red england team of juicy. red england team deliberate enough to score more goals a

we start with daily mail. they're leading with daily mail. they're leading with the christmas turkey shortage and of course, the foot will results. we have to telegraph with ambulance staff to first strike for 30 issues and familiar image there from qatar and the islands with uk christians in minority for the first time since the dark which is an interesting spinning that certainly the guardian have drug success heralds new era of progress alzheimer's research and since this puts church role in the spotlight the mirror have chooses to go with big rash bosch . yeah i'm not quite bosch. yeah i'm not quite convinced by the times leads with dementia drug slows decline and rashford fires england into second round. and finally the daily star the hangover thousands left feeling good woozy wednesday as england heroes cruise to three nil win well those are the front pages let's take a look at them in some detail . let's take a look at them in some detail. so let's take a look at them in some detail . so let's let's take a look at them in some detail.

we start with daily mail. they're leading with daily mail. they're leading with the christmas turkey shortage and of course, the foot will results. we have to telegraph with ambulance staff to first strike for 30 issues and familiar image there from qatar and the islands with uk christians in minority for the first time since the dark which is an interesting spinning that certainly the guardian have drug success heralds new era of progress alzheimer's research and since this puts church role in the spotlight the mirror have chooses to go with big rash bosch . yeah i'm not quite bosch. yeah i'm not quite convinced by the times leads with dementia drug slows decline and rashford fires england into second round. and finally the daily star the hangover thousands left feeling good woozy wednesday as england heroes cruise to three nil win well those are the front pages let's take a look at them in some detail . let's take a look at them in some detail. so let's take a look at them in some detail . so let's let's take a look at them in some detail.

so, in the i paper, you mentioned the daily mail, a leading tory brexiteer said it would be a massives comes to fruition. pan dr rah 1234 will be angry people if this comes to fruition. pan dr rah 1231; yes. to fruition. pan dr rah 1234 yes, there will be. _ to fruition. pan dr rah 1234 yes, there will be. we _ to fruition. pan dr rah 1234 yes, there will be. we have _ to fruition. pan dr rah 1234 yes, there will be. we have to - to fruition. pan dr rah 1234 yes, there will be. we have to remember brexit_ there will be. we have to remember brexit completely divided the nation, — brexit completely divided the nation, and it still does. this is a very— nation, and it still does. this is a very very— nation, and it still does. this is a very very controversial subject, and we have _ very very controversial subject, and we have just — very very controversial subject, and we have just got out of and still in, political chaos. the government needs_ in, political chaos. the government needs to _ in, political chaos. the government needs to come across stable, and especially— needs to come ac

ciaran, the daily mail's treatment. _ problem.t, christmas _ problem. ciaran, the daily mail's treatment, christmas chaos, - problem. ciaran, the daily mail's treatment, christmas chaos, asl problem. ciaran, the daily mail'sl treatment, christmas chaos, as it puts it. it treatment, christmas chaos, as it uts it. , ., ., . treatment, christmas chaos, as it utsit. , ., ., . ., puts it. it is not nuanced on the front page- _ puts it. it is not nuanced on the front page- it — puts it. it is not nuanced on the front page. it is _ puts it. it is not nuanced on the front page. it is pushing - puts it. it is not nuanced on the front page. it is pushing on - puts it. it is not nuanced on the front page. it is pushing on two i front page. it is pushing on two aspects — front page. it is pushing on two aspects that are slightly different to the _ aspects that are slightly different to the kind of consumer level. one is the _ to the kind of consumer level. one is the economics of the strike and the impact — is the economics of the strike and

let's turn to the front page of the daily mail| not be a bad thing.susie, i will stay with you. back at the palace. susie, i will stay with you. back at the palace-— the palace. these are the barriers that were left _ the palace. these are the barriers that were left as _ the palace. these are the barriers that were left as tributes - the palace. these are the barriers that were left as tributes to - the palace. these are the barriers that were left as tributes to the i that were left as tributes to the queen when she died. all of the country, they were kept in the professionally cleaned and they're now been given to them and handed out to some of the children as a way of passing on the gratitude and love everyone showed for the queen for everyone showed for the queen for everyone who really needed it. i would like to know they did with the sandwiches because they don't seem to have resurfaced.— to have resurfaced. going down the banister, the _ to have resurfaced. going down the banister, the sofa, _ to have resurfaced. going down the banister, the s

people that are voters thatl would like to see an immigration policy based on facts, | because the daily mailman would tell - you we are being overrun, we aren't, we actually take fewer. asylum seekers per head than germany and france. there is the question around asylum and small boat crossings and then do you still get that tonne of abuse? we still get a tonne of abuse i but i tend not to read a lot of it. so on twitter, i don't i look at the comments. it would be bad for my mental health if i did. | apart from that, i don't do facebook anyway, i don't look— at my own correspondence, my staff go through it. - my staff would say it is as bad because it is a mix of. - people that don't like women, - and women get more abuse than men, and people who don't like black people. - so as far as i know, it's the same. it is depressing, isn't it? you are a pioneering mp, the first black woman mp, you have been in parliament for decades, and yet, and yet, despite all of that and all the different posts you have held within the labour party, this sort of torrent of horribleness. and to such an extent th

the daily mail on the same story, making the point that it's the same sides facing off.f the football is happening because news wise it's been pretty quiet, in the papers reflect that, though some of them have packages and stories they've been working on for some time. let's look at the daily express, "parents rake pensions to bail out loved ones." than express, "parents rake pensions to bail out loved ones." an interesting phenomenon _ bail out loved ones." an interesting phenomenon running _ bail out loved ones." an interesting phenomenon running out _ bail out loved ones." an interesting phenomenon running out how - bail out loved ones." an interesting i phenomenon running out how people are digging into their retirement funds— are digging into their retirement funds to — are digging into their retirement funds to help themselves during the cost crisis. — funds to help themselves during the cost crisis, and helping their children— cost crisis, and helping their children who are also struggling— they say— children who are also struggling— they say {3.6 billion in the l

i'm doing the daily mail. so yeah, the daily mail. are we doing josh ? daily mail. we doing josh? oh, dear. let's start with let's start with josh with the guardian for a bit of. well, first of all, i mean, the big story, the guardian, if you see that right at the bottom the number two singles ranked. number two hit singles ranked. but look a bit but if you look a little bit aboveit but if you look a little bit above it bad to worse and, above it from bad to worse and, this is essentially the things that folks do on households facing the biggest in living standards since . records began. standards since. records began. has failed. the most vulnerable people. society. and an interesting angle here where the tory autumn statement set a trap for labour and the of it is that basically making the country so rubbish that if and when labour comes into power in two years they're going to have a big old to clear up and i be able to do it. that's the idea. but we've got 25 billion of back to back of tax. we've got fresh austerity. so basically taxes are going up and, services

i'm doing the daily mail. so yeah, the daily mail. are we doing josh ? daily mail. we doing josh? oh, dear. let's start with let's start with josh with the guardian for a bit of. well, first of all, i mean, the big story, the guardian, if you see that right at the bottom the number two singles ranked. number two hit singles ranked. but look a bit but if you look a little bit aboveit but if you look a little bit above it bad to worse and, above it from bad to worse and, this is essentially the things that folks do on households facing the biggest in living standards since . records began. standards since. records began. has failed. the most vulnerable people. society. and an interesting angle here where the tory autumn statement set a trap for labour and the of it is that basically making the country so rubbish that if and when labour comes into power in two years they're going to have a big old to clear up and i be able to do it. that's the idea. but we've got 25 billion of back to back of tax. we've got fresh austerity. so basically taxes are going up and, services

statement about the refusal to support ukraine office, when a flurry of criticism fell upon him, daily mail readers urged richet sunok to stop financing ukraine and solve the energy crisis by extracting the necessary resources inside the country, the reason was an article that says that london is close to concluding a major gas deal with washington. stop funding murder. he does not understand what ordinary britons really want, since they are a millionaire. this is how people comment on a post. to avoid a global economic catastrophe, the treasury and the us state department are not publicly urging the country's largest banks to continue . agro writes bloomberg's decision due to the need to minimize the negative consequences of the sanctions policy. at the same time , the us congress opposes any relaxations and calls for tougher anti-russian measures. our national flavor is demonstrated these days in shanghai by the producers of belarusian goods and services. it hosts the largest international exhibition china international import expo, which is attended by more than 100 countries. for us, th

ok, let's go to the right page of the daily mail, j to the right page of the daily mail, david, takegh this. this is all— just you, david. talk us through this. this is all about _ just you, david. talk us through this. this is all about mps i just you, david. talk us through this. this is all about mps being able _ this. this is all about mps being able to— this. this is all about mps being able to claim back expenses for hosting — able to claim back expenses for hosting christmas parties this christmas, they won't be allowed to use taxpayers money is to buy booze, we should _ use taxpayers money is to buy booze, we should point that out, but they will be _ we should point that out, but they will be able to use it to decorate their— will be able to use it to decorate their offices or wherever as they are going — their offices or wherever as they are going to host these parties, they— are going to host these parties, they nrust— are going to host these parties, they must be value for money, this is everyone — they must be value for money, this is everyone that has come from the indep

people that are voters that would . like to see an immigration policy based on facts, - because the daily maillla braverman would tell you we are being overrun, i we aren't, we actually take fewer asylum seekers per head than germany and france. - there is the question around asylum and small boat crossings mps get on social media and i was thinking back to the research from one of the elections you have fought a lot, that found that something like 45% of the hateful tweets were aimed directly at you, which is an astonishing stat. how's that going now? do you still get that tonne of abuse? we still get a tonne i of abuse but i tend not to read a lot of it. so on twitter, i don't i look at the comments. it would be bad for my mental health if i did. | apart from that, i don't do. facebook anyway, i don't look at my own correspondence, my staff go through it. - my staff would say it is as bad because it is a mix of. - people that don't like women, and women get more abuse i than men, and people who don't like black people. _ so as far as i know, it's the same. - it is depressing, isn't it? you a

that's sunday's daily mail . me. that's sunday's daily mail.s thing about. oh i put billions in it. i don't know if people know this in this country. it's that this woman set up this company to make this device kind of a box that would do 300 tests, a blood tests with only a tiny drop of blood. so people deathly afraid of getting blood tests . and this was this was tests. and this was this was a miracle. it'd be like almost unfair . she miracle. it'd be like almost unfair. she hadn't figured out all this stuff that would into the box. she came up with this idea wouldn't be wonderful if we put if we put , idea wouldn't be wonderful if we put if we put, you idea wouldn't be wonderful if we put if we put , you know, idea wouldn't be wonderful if we put if we put, you know, a onesie and uric acid tests , all onesie and uric acid tests, all these different tests in a box and she didn't do it. she was basically lying and. she was lying for and years. the issue women are all wonderful . yes. women are all wonderful. yes. i think she actually had peopl

that's sunday's daily mail . me. that's sunday's daily mail.s thing about. oh i put billions in it. i don't know if people know this in this country. it's that this woman set up this company to make this device kind of a box that would do 300 tests, a blood tests with only a tiny drop of blood. so people deathly afraid of getting blood tests . and this was this was tests. and this was this was a miracle. it'd be like almost unfair . she miracle. it'd be like almost unfair. she hadn't figured out all this stuff that would into the box. she came up with this idea wouldn't be wonderful if we put if we put , idea wouldn't be wonderful if we put if we put, you idea wouldn't be wonderful if we put if we put , you know, idea wouldn't be wonderful if we put if we put, you know, a onesie and uric acid tests , all onesie and uric acid tests, all these different tests in a box and she didn't do it. she was basically lying and. she was lying for and years. the issue women are all wonderful . yes. women are all wonderful. yes. i think she actually had peopl

the daily mail leads with gp's vote to close at just 5 pm. the telegraph freed's, johnson and truss in rebellion to challenge sunak's authority. the eye leads with student visa crackdown set to spark major row. the guardian leads with mps urge investigation ppe contracts after mon or money revelations . after mon or money revelations. the times with foreign students banned from universities , the banned from universities, the sun leads with walliams , bgt and sun leads with walliams, bgt and finally the daily star reads punk off friday ahead of england's world cup game tomorrow right . let's get tomorrow right. let's get straight into it . and we're straight into it. and we're going to kick off with the front page, the mail, leo. yes, it leads that story. gp's have already voted to shut their doors just 5 pm. so up until now the standard time gp surgeries shut the doors was 6:30 pm. so could rush home from work and get out of a appointment. maybe save your life . but no doctors and, life. but no doctors and, nothing is around 110 grand a year

the daily mail leads with gp's vote to close at just 5 pm. the telegraph freed's, johnson and truss in rebellion to challenge sunak's authority. the eye leads with student visa crackdown set to spark major row. the guardian leads with mps urge investigation ppe contracts after mon or money revelations . after mon or money revelations. the times with foreign students banned from universities , the banned from universities, the sun leads with walliams , bgt and sun leads with walliams, bgt and finally the daily star reads punk off friday ahead of england's world cup game tomorrow right . let's get tomorrow right. let's get straight into it . and we're straight into it. and we're going to kick off with the front page, the mail, leo. yes, it leads that story. gp's have already voted to shut their doors just 5 pm. so up until now the standard time gp surgeries shut the doors was 6:30 pm. so could rush home from work and get out of a appointment. maybe save your life . but no doctors and, life. but no doctors and, nothing is around 110 grand a year

this suggests itself from an article in the british newspaper daily mail, where it is told downright, heartbreaking stories of a broken nose, abused, cut with a knife. strangled in the process and also shot under her on the walls, and besides, he showed incredible endurance, they say he raped non-stop from evening to dawn, for whom such insane pornography is designed to say difficult. do i need to clarify that there is absolutely no evidence, the authors of the note do not provide. well, here, at least you can make a relative discount on a frank yellow reputation, yes or mail while resources with a claim to a more serious status do not lag behind the confirmation of this, the bbc material according to which the russian armed forces blew up a water pipe in kherson to deprive the mykolaiv region of water, they write nothing less than a war crime, however, evgenia petrukhina was exposed and stuffed. elementary convinced. it seems that western screenwriters are running out of fantasy. now the main character of the fakes is a pipe that has been lying on the outskirts of a village in the uk

now, according to the daily mail, the british prime minister, the director, does not want to help kiev and intends to cut support british refugees, but in switzerland under the noise of the american elections, they even thought about how to get out of the stuffy embrace of the western brotherhood in the country, they are already collecting signatures for neutrality on the issue of international sanctions and military alliances together. what does donetska zemlya contain ? i look over there, i have an opponent there, my opponents. artillery systems of the loaded forces of ukraine are literally hidden in residential areas in neighboring settlements. it is useful. it is a difficult job for us to protect people. we protect, in general, there are never very many national people. in principle, they are called in one word russian. dear friends, i am pleased to invite you to our new edition of the besogon tv author's program, which will be called, why did we call our program that way? looking forward to seeing you? survival and development of the banking sector in the face of sanctions the key

so that was vladimir in the daily mail.hen to look at another british press lord who owned the dailyit express another best-selling newspaper and other newspapers and britons. these w were different and thate was not a fascist seas did not write admiring stories about hitler but he was convinced the british should have nothing to do with confronting the nazis in europe. when hitler reoccupied the rhineland to 1936 the daily express asked what is it mean to us? and in 1938 as nazi germany threatened to next austrians expressed counsel not to infuriate the nazis by protesting are german invasion. it is we who should get out and stay out. write those the two british press lords i look at. where at the roosevelt labor to know what to focus the talk for americans. i want to look at the american newspaper publishers and talk about this immediate environment they created for the president. and how they were consistently trying to present their isolationism as true americanism. and in particular they try to present their isolationi

so that was m him in the daily mail.hen i look at another british press lord who owned the daily express, another best selling newspaper and other newspapers in britain. he was differentme in that he ws not a fascist, he did the not writes admiring stories about hitler, but he was convinced that the british should have nothing to do with confronting the nazis in europe. when hitler reoccupied the rhineland inie 1936, the daily express got asked what does it mean to us? and in 1938 as nazi germany threateneded to annex austria, e express counseled the british government not to to infuriate thee nazis by protesting a germn invasion. it is me who should getut out ad stay out, the express proclaimed. all right. so those are the two british press lords that a i look at. but since we're at the roosevelt library today, i want to focus focus the talk on four americans. i want to look at the american newspaper publishers and talk about this media environment they created for the president and how they countly tried to present --

let's turn to the daily mail.g that can mimic _ dukes. what's going on here? there's a thing that can mimic a _ dukes. what's going on here? there's a thing that can mimic a hot _ dukes. what's going on here? there's a thing that can mimic a hot flash - a thing that can mimic a hot flash that women get sometimes when they have menopause, which is something that's not really understood as well as it should be. by all sorts of people. it appears that woke now extends to men trying to empathise and understand a little book more about what menopause is. woke is as wide as that. that's interesting. it's such a contentious word when it comes to woke, but it's menopause awareness month, and given where i am, i don't even realise.— am, i don't even realise. right! i thou~ht am, i don't even realise. right! i thought it— am, i don't even realise. right! i thought it was — am, i don't even realise. right! i thought it was a _ am, i don't even realise. right! i thought it was a silly _ am, i don't even realise. right! i thou

for details, we go to josh boswell at the daily mail that broke this story. josh, thanks for coming on. what have you found in the state of california? >> there's a database in the state of california that allows people to look up sex offenders, people that live near them. what you can't do is looking at the database on mass. so i wrote a bit of code to pull down that public information, how to look at it. what we found was there are over 7,000 peda files that have committed acts against a 14-year-old that spent less than a year in prison or jail, which is quite shocking. some of the examples stuck out to me. so we're looking at someone like noah holt, who we highlighted in the story from santa cruz county. he was convicted of the lewd acts with a under 14, child porn and he pled no contest in 2014. he was out with a job in 2014. similar examples. collin nahue, he was convicted in 2015. he spent two days in jail. he now lives one block from a day care according to the database, which is in california run by the california department of justice. we asked them

the daily mail also leads on coverage of the manchester arena bombing inquiry, and asks "what on earth happened to our 999 services?" and the manchester evening news has a striking front page after that report into the bombing — it simply says "never again". the back page of the times reports that a small group of england fans will be paid by qatar to be "spies" at the world cup. that's the story we will come to at the end. but first of all, let's get to the economy. let's get stuck in with the daily telegraph. the main story is the chancellor to launch capital gains arrayed, he has to plug the £50 billion hole in public finances, the savers, landlords and entrepreneurs face that hit. why is that? i entrepreneurs face that hit. why is that? ., �* 4' entrepreneurs face that hit. why is that? ., �* ~ ., , . that? i don't think he has too much choice, to that? i don't think he has too much choice. to be _ that? i don't think he has too much choice, to be honest. _ that? i don't think he has too much choice, to be honest. you'll- that? i don't think he has too much choice, to be honest. yo

residents of the states make is our top core georgiy for a few hours before the start of voting daily mailshes a sensation. on condition of anonymity. some businessman told reporters about how, in his presence, joe biden , together with his son hunter, launched an online casino project. they discussed creating internet casino online companies, not specifically discussed how to develop this business. they pleased us with the fact that they had already reached an agreement in principle with the peruvian authorities on obtaining a license. joe biden was directly involved in this importance. he talked about all this. i would say as a member of the board of directors. or even given his high position. as chairman of the board of directors, biden was then vice president of the united states, and if the facts are confirmed, this is several criminal articles at once, the witness is already cooperating with the senate commission. democratic elections are one of the most important elections in our lives, their results determine the face of our country for ten years to come. now biden's words of the m

and let us take a look at tomorrow front pages and we start with the daily mail.daily mail leads with drivers hit with 30,000 parking tickets every day from rogue firms. some of them the telegraph leads with gp's to go and shameless over access . the and shameless over access. the guardian leads with revealed conservative peer michelle moon secretly received . conservative peer michelle moon secretly received . £29 million secretly received. £29 million from vip in ppe firm. so the revelations that could possibly be hinting some kind of fraud there . moving on to the there. moving on to the financial times , they lead with financial times, they lead with business and unions demand sunak scraps plan bonfire of eu rules . the times leads with britain's told how to save energy just in time for winter. told how to save energy just in time for winter . the mantra time for winter. the mantra leads with reference them in the bin . nice little pun there. and bin. nice little pun there. and finally the daily star leads with and since our condolences to our friends the germ

and let us take a look at tomorrow front pages and we start with the daily mail.daily mail leads with drivers hit with 30,000 parking tickets every day from rogue firms. some of them the telegraph leads with gp's to go and shameless over access . the and shameless over access. the guardian leads with revealed conservative peer michelle moon secretly received . conservative peer michelle moon secretly received . £29 million secretly received. £29 million from vip in ppe firm. so the revelations that could possibly be hinting some kind of fraud there . moving on to the there. moving on to the financial times , they lead with financial times, they lead with business and unions demand sunak scraps plan bonfire of eu rules . the times leads with britain's told how to save energy just in time for winter. told how to save energy just in time for winter . the mantra time for winter. the mantra leads with reference them in the bin . nice little pun there. and bin. nice little pun there. and finally the daily star leads with and since our condolences to our friends the germ

now cooper told the daily mail this call is a fabrication.e whistleblower insists it happened. >> what they were specifically talking about was, you know, how the business development was happening. they joy us that they had just gotten an agreement passed the government approved for a license. the thing that was outstanding, you know, or obvious more than anything else was joe biden was directly involved in this business activity. he wasn't passive, he was talking about it. if i had to describe him, he was like a member of the board of directors maybe because of his prominent position i would even describe him as the chairman of the board. >> pete: joe chairman of the board daily mail.com senior reporter how just saw in that video josh boswell is here with the latest. josh, you sat down face-to-face, what do you make of these allegations? >> well, i think they are very credible. so far a start, the whistleblower gave me a whole bunch of documents, photographs, emails, text messages, which back up their account. they show that they were very

to a black british guests at the reception or stood by the queen consort leaves the page of the daily mailas a real disaster. the daily mirror has also chosen what it describes as a race since lead story. lady susan hussey is prince william's godmother. that row also features prominently on the front page of tomorrow's guardian, which leads on an research by the paper which suggests much of england's water firms are owned by companies lodged in foreign tax havens. tomorrow's daily telegraph leads on the disruption caused by strike action —— it says there will be strikes on every day until christmas. the financial times leads on pressure from the eu and us on elon musk�*s ownership of twitter —— the paper says brussels is insisting on strict moderation rules for the social media site. and on the front page of the daily star —— the curse of itv —— the tabloid says that england win more world cup games when they're screened here on the bbc. dangerous territory at that sort of story. let us begin with the daily mirror. prince william's godmother quits in a race row. this is because at a buckin

so, i'm not sure i would agree entirely with the weight the daily mail paints this.£32,000. and the a. earnings is around £32,000. and the a, obviously, will be hated by income threshold freezes by the tax rates have not gone up and there are other areas of spending that are going to try and protect them as well. so, this is a very difficult job, but i do still think there is some plan somewhere to have better news coming up after a year of pain as we build up to another election and it will look as if the government is managed to exceed forecast and create a better picture coming into 2024.— forecast and create a better picture coming into 2024. when you look at the facts, the _ coming into 2024. when you look at the facts, the top _ coming into 2024. when you look at the facts, the top earners _ coming into 2024. when you look at the facts, the top earners i - coming into 2024. when you look at the facts, the top earners i think- the facts, the top earners i think at the moment, because of the increase for the threshold of 150 285000 and 45p, the pension restrictio

let ’s talk about the daily mail. well, daily mout is like that this is the kind of publication thatcalls it a british tabloid, but it’s still like that. where is the irony? now i’ll ask the director. he’s already showing it. they wrote about the fact that, according to sources, in a conversation with macron, putin talked about the use of nuclear weapons in ukraine in order to force the ukrainian the government before capitulation, how seriously should such reports be taken by yevhen , given that the wall street journal wrote today that jake salvan, adviser to the president of the united states of america, joe biden, met did not meet a had contacts with the head of the russian security council patrushev and putin's adviser on international affairs yuri ushakov p yevhen we need to take such messages seriously we need to take all messages seriously but you and i live in such a world to some extent it is true and accordingly we see what is happening, well, such changes in approaches. i would say that if we had read the news in march about jake sullivan talking to the russians with patru