the daily mail front pages. the daily mail leads with starmer and passes for glasses. sleaze row.ooks like labour are going to be engulfed in sleaze already. the telegraph have prime minister under pressure over number 10. pass for donor. the express has. it's a betrayal. labour has no mandate to axe winter fuel payments. the guardian leads with airstrikes on hezbollah. not the end of the story, says netanyahu. we weren't expecting it to be the end to violence in the middle east. the eye news has cabinet split as labour mps fear voter backlash over winter fuel allowance cut and finally, the daily star has suns out bums out. and those were your front pages. out. and those were your front pages . and let's have a closer pages. and let's have a closer look at those front pages, starting with the daily mail. >> cressida okay starmer impulses for glasses sleaze row. so this is more, well i suppose cronyism isn't it ? so this so this is more, well i suppose cronyism isn't it? so this is lord alli who's given up to, sorry, more than £500,000 in donations to labour. >> specifically, it sa

yeah lewis, what's the daily mail leading on? >> the daily mail outrage as starmer removes maggie's portrait. the maggie that they're talking about is margaret thatcher. and she was one of the great, great british presidents or whatever you have, prime minister, prime minister research done. she was great. we loved her in america . we loved loved her in america. we loved her in america, but we didn't understand the damage that she had done to the working class people. and the people of britain, because she didn't do that. can i tell my joke? i've got an old joke. do your joke. >> he's got a joke. >> he's got a joke. >> i've got a joke because of margaret thatcher. british people won't. no they won't. so many british people will not know what it's like not to get . know what it's like not to get. not to be lactose intolerant. you blew. you blew my tongue. >> oh, because she. she took away milk. >> she took away the milk because of margaret thatcher. people won't know the joy of being in a brass band. because of margaret thatcher,

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daily mail .e daily mail. this is a story about the demise of theatre etiquette. you know how much this annoys me, cressida? >> this play's not to be sniffed at. hamilton theatre goers subjected to sniffer dog searches as venue bosses probe cocaine use by audience members. i got taken to hamilton recently. yes. is it good? well it's watching it in london with a very woke audience where they clap and boo is interesting. yeah. >> show me the woman who can never be satisfied. so that's why i didn't like it. >> well, it's a joke. look, it's full of . come on, you know about full of. come on, you know about musical theatre. what's the type of music? what's the right way to say it? it's like they're all rapping and stuff. it's very. >> it's got like a hip hop kind of. >> it's a youthful, yes piece of art. and it's like they're implying that the people that go to this are more likely to have drugs because they're youngsters. >> well, i don't know that because isn't it because the theatre's very middle cl

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think tank the daily mail motorists face fuel hike under starmer's squeeze and the sun know cigarettes alcohol ban on smoking in pub gardens. and finally, the daily star . you gardens. and finally, the daily star. you can't park there, mate. miracle escape as glider crash lands on busy roads. and those are your front pages . those are your front pages. let's work out what some of that was about then. cressida what are the sun going with? >> no cigarettes and alcohol. it's a crazy situation. they say. apparently the government's going to ban smoking in pub gardens. what? and other places as well. they're going to ban it from pub gardens as well as outside football stadiums. and nightclubs. nightclubs. how can you ban smoking from outside nightclubs? i mean, that's the smoking area is a really key part of our society. in my opinion. so this is all part of the wider plan to bin cigarettes. i know they're trying to phase out by age, aren't they? so that if you're born in when is it the 90s or something, you will never be able to buy cigarettes. and this, of course, as the sun are pointing

jonathan, the daily mail with a very positive story of immigration. this is the daily mail? >> well, they're allowed one pro—immigration story per year. and this is it. okay. hero security guard who foiled leicester square. knife attacker reveals he is a migrant who came to uk to study as he declares this is our country. we came here as a choice so we are protectors, not attackers. so young. protectors, not attackers. so young . abdullah, who is 29, who young. abdullah, who is 29, who was guarding a nearby tea shop, he actually managed to very bravely and heroically disarm a 32 year old suspect who allegedly had the. this is obviously tragic and disgraceful , obviously tragic and disgraceful, had the terrified schoolgirl in a headlock and unfortunately stabbed her eight times. and this guy. yeah stepped up and, i want to say took him down and disarmed him and yeah, absolute legend. i'd like to think that's how most men, myself included, would act. you never know until you're in that moment. but yeah, good on him, but i guess they're pushing here. the,

the daily mail went to the shop whether ca5hpoint wa5 daily mail went to the shop whether ca5hpoint was have got the headline a5 a video exclusive, and i think we have got the headline as well, which we can show our audience. shocking moment a young woman is 5ome some members of yourfamily some members of your family so this footage. what effect did it have on them? they were absolutely incensed that this could go up, and distressed by it, and in fact, this could go up, and distressed by it, and infact, my this could go up, and distressed by it, and in fact, my brother did contact the daily mail the following day, and the video was taken down, but they told me about it. i didn't actually see the video, and i am a journalist, so i knew about ipso, journali5t, so i knew about ipso, the press regulator, so i sent in a complaint about intru5ion the press regulator, so i sent in a complaint about intrusion into grief. i thought it was an absolutely obvious ca5e grief. i thought it was an absolutely obvious case of press intrusion, but i didn't expect it to take six months of back and forth w

the daily mail is leading with bbc tells the villain who hand back £200,000 of pay.express says king calls for unity in wake of riots and the times is leading with king hails riots response and the telegraph has king calls for unity in the wake of riots. same headline the guardian universities face tipping point as money runs out. oh dear. and finally, the daily star just want to buy some paperclips. that's about stealing from work, apparently, which none of us would ever do. those were your front pages . those were your front pages. what are we going to kick off with.7 saturday's express and leo has the details. >> so the king calls for unity in the wake of riots. >> so the king is praised. britain's community spirit in the face of the riots. he said he really enjoyed watching them and he hopes everybody had fun. no, i mean, i think he's i think he's coming out to condemn them. i mean, it's quite it's a bit late in he. yeah, it's a bit late. >> it's been going on for a while now. >> we could have done with these words, you know, when the riots were kicking off. keir

according to the daily mail, kids are getting smarter.y are how the a level class of 2024 could be the smartest year ever. under students. after students defied expectations to score record amount of a's and a's stars . amount of a's and a's stars. don't we hear this a lot every year? oh my god, didn't they do well ? is it year? oh my god, didn't they do well? is it grade year? oh my god, didn't they do well ? is it grade inflation? it well? is it grade inflation? it might be grade inflation. aside from the pandemic years, which were artificially generous. it says here this has been a really impressive year. it's been the best year. the proportion of a grades rose to almost 1 in 10 9.3%. getting a's. that's a lot, isn't it? and then later on, grade inflation gets mentioned. and chris mcgovern for the campaign for real education, says attributing a rise in grades to ability was not a believable explanation. he thinks it's grade inflation, he says. young people want to do well in their a—levels, but they also want to know the truth. we don'

the daily mail leads with russia unked daily mail leads with russia linked to false news that sparked mosque riot. the guardian has fears of escalation after israel kills leaders of hamas and hezbollah . the times hamas and hezbollah. the times has. edwards pleads guilty to viewing indecent images. that's huw edwards, the sun has guilty again. a picture of huw edwards the mirror has huw edwards child abuse pictures. shame. and finally, the i news has bbc in turmoil over presenter's indecent images. and those were front pages . and let's have a front pages. and let's have a closer look at those papers , closer look at those papers, starting with the daily telegraph. josh. >> yeah, bbc pay paid edwards £200,000 after the arrest. >> so that is mental. all the we've got pictures of him there. i've got to be honest. he looks pretty cool. he's there. you can see him wearing it that way round. he kind of looks you know like as paedos go he's got good sunglasses. are we allowed to say he's a pedo now? i don't know, something that's definitely true. >> i don't know if that's the appropriate te

the daily mail has riot thugs jailed and shamed on tv as courts get tough, the eye has reeves to orderinisters to make major savings amid defence cuts, and the daily express is running with labour. man held over call to cut rioters throats. the guardian has laws to stop. fake news are not fit for purpose, says london mayor and the daily star has some bizarre story about a hairy wolf man. those were your front pages . man. those were your front pages. okay, so we're going to kick off with the front cover of friday's daily mail. christa wetton has the details . the details. >> riot thugs jailed and shamed on tv as courts get tough. so we've now got a total of 32 years handed to 17 people who've been involved in the riots. right? >> i'm not good at maths, but that's quite a lot. >> it is. it's well, it's that's quite a lot. >> it is. it's well , it's over that's quite a lot. >> it is. it's well, it's over a year each. yes. i mean, obviously they won't serve all of it because i'm sure you've heard the prisons are full. they are full. but anyway, not any more. >> they've kicked them all out

we've got the daily mail now.sia , and in russia, in russia, russian soldiers have been banned from using dating apps near ukraine, which is a shame as ukrainian women can be quite attractive. >> they certainly can. so paranoid putin bans russians from using dating apps near ukraine border over kyiv. spy fears so an increasingly paranoid vladimir putin. this is the words of the daily mail, has banned russians living near the ukraine border for using dating apps, and what i'm more surprised about is that soldiers engagedin surprised about is that soldiers engaged in war. yeah, have also got time to find love, leo. well, i think war is nice. it's a nice story in war time. >> there's a lot of sitting around. yeah. so you've got time to swipe. it's like being a comedian. >> you've got time to swipe. i think this is why things going on here is putin is worried about the ukrainian plan to date their way to the kremlin . their way to the kremlin. they're coming through russia. and there's one date at a time as they get c

what's this. >> so to the yeah the daily mail it's really important to remember it's the daily mail rightbour is accused of ignoring safety of uk residents. oh terrible. why would they do that to us as number of foreign criminals released from jail to walk britain's streets reaches record high of more than 17,000. but they didn't release 17,000. oh, this is the this is the beauty of it. official figures show that at the end of june, what was the thing that happened in july that might have meant that labour took over then. so let's bear that in mind. 17 k on the streets, the well—known labour government era, when i think rishi sunak, that labour leader was in charge, it's the first time they've released figures since 22, when it was 12,000. so dunng since 22, when it was 12,000. so during that period, which is definitely a tory period, there's been an increase. the daily mail still manages to blame labour. i think your bias is showing so, but i agree, if the rules are if you're a criminal, you you know, if you're a foreign national and then you get convicted of certain crimes, you can be d

the daily mail has no more rioting in the name of our little girl.he express leads with exposed junior doctors plot to cripple nhs again. the guardian has far right used christian symbols and a fence to faith, says welby. and the telegraph has cooper. uk has lost respect for the police. the mirror has mummy and daddy will always be with you . and those always be with you. and those were our front pages . okay, were our front pages. okay, starting with monday's guardian, paul, starting with monday's guardian, paul , i'm starting with monday's guardian, paul, i'm actually going to start with monday's telegraph. >> christa. but, not sure what's happening there. cooper uk has lost respect for the police, so riot show that people believe crime has no consequences, says home secretary. which of course is yvette cooper, who pledges to restore faith. public's faith in the law, as she warns, would be rioters. the streets will be flooded with officers. this week. so i mean , quite clearly week. so i mean, quite clearly there's been a lot of problems in in labo

the daily mail. half of labour mps in pay of unions and finally to the daily star.es e.t, phone home and those are your front pages . and those are your front pages. let's make sense of all that , let's make sense of all that, starting with monday's telegraph. josh starmer accused of weakening support for ukraine. oh no that's the and he's been he's been accused big time of ukraine. they've done they're pretty amazing thing they've invaded russia. that's a big deal . they've invaded russia. that's a big deal. first time that russia's been invaded since world war two. and, and well, it didn't go well then, but but this time they're they're not trying to take the whole thing over nazi style. but, zelenskyy said, come on, let us shoot them. you've given us the missiles, let us shoot the missiles, let us shoot the missiles . and, and we're going, missiles. and, and we're going, oh, no, no, you can't shoot the missiles. so doing a bit of an eddie izzard impression there. i don't know if you noticed that he's my favourite female. i mean, i didn't have a joke with it, but

in store, it said the daily mail. >> it's good news in the daily mail. superyacht hope lost. oh no, it's not good news. it's the opposite, really. it's the opposite, really. it's the opposite of good news. well, you might consider it good news. this guy mike lynch, was a very big shot. he was. he founded autonomy, which was one of those british success stories. yes. and he sold it to hewlett packard. i think, for like $8 billion. and then they looked at the books and they found out that it wasn't worth very much. according to hewlett packard. so they arrested him and they had a whole big extradition thing. and then he he came across as being a winner. >> that you haven't really explained the story. >> he was celebrating this victory. you got to find out who the guy is. if he's somebody, don't you have to explain who the guy is? >> i think we've got the gist of who he is. what's now he. >> he he won his court case in america. yes. and then he was on a yacht in the mediterranean? yes and there was a waterspout, or, as we would call it in america, a tornado

stunning news from the daily mail. now, this one's about women and emotion, louis.en it to you. well, this is your period. >> really does spark changes in your brain that lead to mood swings. the study shows. i didn't read this . because i'm didn't read this. because i'm not interested. it's about women . not interested. it's about women. i mean, i've lived. is that bad to say? it's horrendous to say this should you should be interested in this because it's telling you why we are the way we are . we are. >> do you know something? >> do you know something? >> it doesn't matter why you are the way you are. it just matters that you are the way you are and your absolutely horrible and unfit to be around men. i hate to say it. >> what they have found out is that the period really does spark changes in the brain that leads to mood swings. so basically, what the scientists have now discovered is what women have known for the whole of history. yeah. and men have realised it pretty much as well. so there's parts of the brain that get more active, to , to that get more active

well, nick, what's on the cover of the daily mail then?hey've got stoking race riots from his sunbed. and i'm slightly loathe to even talk about this because this is this is tommy robinson, and he's already said that this is the mail essentially doxing his address while on holiday. and that his kids were were crying about it. so i don't want to be part of that. but the story is out now, so we have to cover it. but i'm completely against this. he's obviously a controversial figure. i mean , he's a hate figure. i mean, he's a hate figure. i mean, he's a hate figure for the left on the right. he's also a controversial figure. some say he doesn't help the causes he espouses. some say he's too into israel. i've heard some say he's actually his message is watered down because he's he's quite into the multicultural britain. he's just not into islam. so some people he has criticism on all sides but should you should you, doc someone who has innocent children who's on their holiday? i say no and on this quickly on this issue of that he's fuelling v

but in an interview with "the daily mail," trump now says he doesn't want them. >> well, i could if i wanted them, but i don't want them, because, number one, i know what's happening. it's very easy to see what's happening. >> reporter: those briefings are intended to help presidential nominees prepare for national security challenges if they are elected. trump says he's worried that information could be leaked. >> they come in, they give you a briefing, and then two days later, they leak it, and then they say you leaked it, so the only way to solve that problem is not to take it. i don't want it. i'll have plenty of them when i get in. >> david: let's bring in rachel scott, also live here in the convention hall here tonight. rachel, i'm curious. what are you learning from your sources tonight, does donald trump plan to watch kamala harris' speech this evening? and what does the campaign make of the democratic convention so far? >> reporter: david, i'm told that donald trump does, in fact, plan to tune in tonight, and watch vice president kamala harris deliver this address right here