the daily mail labour blasted over toothless grooming probes.guardian know israel vote on deal until hamas agrees to all terms and the sun lock him up again. more front page in a second. but first, kerry, what do you make of the daily mail there? the grooming gangs? we are going to finally get some sort of investigation into this. >> josh, you're oppressing me, i feel oppressed. >> how so? >> how so? >> oh, it's the part of the top of the paper that says that men are now more impressed than women. >> according to some women and young men. >> well, what do you think? >> well, what do you think? >> i know, but okay, we'll do the story. >> but i want to get back to that one, though. >> we'll get back to that and talk about how oppressed we are. so yeah. labour blasted over toothless grooming probes, as you said, and correctly so it's what a watery nothing kind of discussion this was today of what they're going to do about it, which is basically very little. a few towns are going to get an inquiry which which leaves out most of the towns where this

daily mail now. labour plots delay to defence boost until the 2030s. daily express it's just not cricket to ban women. the sun sextape prem ace arrested on pitch. daily star we're 100% certain you should never give 100%. okay, let's take a look at the first paper. now. i think it's with you, josh, isn't it the guardian? it is. and can i just say that was some excellent, excellent hosting there. thank you very much. >> you didn't even shout. >> you didn't even shout. >> i didn't shout. not yet. it was very. get ready. so yeah we're going to go to the guardian. grooming gang rhetoric risks inciting massacre. this is from wes streeting, arguably the most politically astute of. yes, laboun most politically astute of. yes, labour, possibly future labour leader. and this is him kind of coming out both ways. and he's going no. yeah, it's really bad what's happened. but at the same time, calm down, calm down. but we always hear this. we always hear this idea that this rhetoric is what's going to lead to violence. and arguably it's withholding this. it's the bui

the telegraph has prime minister rejects whole life term over southport and the daily mail has labourtaxes leave firms in dire situation? now let's start with the guardian, steve. so the police are fighting to access the web history of the southport attacker. and incredibly, it looks like it could take years for them to get access to his web history. >> it's ridiculous, isn't it? it's because the. >> you need to go. >> you need to go. >> to. google or. >> to. google or. >> to microsoft to get this information. there's a special way, a special prosecution thing which can take ages. surely there's some sort of thing. look, i get it. not everyone wants their social media history or whatever, their search history. i keep my search history. i keep my search history pretty well guarded. but in a case like this, when surely you should be able to say to microsoft. oh, look. look what this guy did. pleaded guilty to. so it's not. there's nothing controversial here. let's see his search history. surely there's a case to be made where they go. oh, yeah, here it is. yeah. rather than years worth

labour blocks grooming gang probe. the daily mail pay of nhs managers soars £1.1 billion.guardian has ministers planned biggest shake up of adult social care for decades. the daily express goes with committee. inquiry into uk's rape gangs is long overdue. the paper says. millions face bill to install heat pumps in net zero push. and finally, the daily star, the great escape quite work, does it? bless them for trying. let's have a closer look at some of the front pages. we start with friday's telegraph. kerry. talk us through all the treats they bfing us through all the treats they bring us. >> there's loads, there's loads, there's loads. it's a very full front page. and i'll start with some of the smaller stories. try the diet that actually works. we get the top corner. that's an advert and a horrible way to find out that diets up to now have never worked. but there's a new one and it does very well. the other thing we've got here is shiver. no more thermal underwear is officially cool. surely you want it to be officially warm, but apparently it's officially cool. but offic

the daily mail end the menace of the e—scooters. ministers had told the i. labouro ditch 2035 ban on new gas boilers despite heat pump drive. far too many words on their front pages. the weather sickies are on the star that snowflakes and those are the front pages. so leo will kick off with the telegraph and their big story is the one we've been discussing, of course all day on gb news. >> yeah, this is musk turns on farage. >> this isn't this isn't farage now in a state of sexual arousal, although it does because the word musk as well. yeah, it's all there isn't it? this is farage really likes that smell. yeah, this is even farage. >> sounds like a 70s perfume as well. >> so this is elon musk, the american billionaire who people might have heard of, who two weeks ago was was photographed next to farage singing his praises, potentially giving him $100 million, which is £81 million, a lot of money for the for campaigning. and now he's he's said farage isn't up to the job of running, being being head of the party. he suggested rupert lowe instead. and rupert lowe is