the daily mirror portrays mrs may as princess leia from the star wars films, paraphrasing the movie'se be with you. the daily mail is one of the few papers not leading with the prime minister's meetings today, choosing instead to lead with the news a man they accuse of being an extremist has won legal aid to help fight his deportation case. so let's begin... both intended to be pretty grim for the prime minister. john major's press secretary, i remember this. the prime minister. john major's press secretary, i rememberthis. i think the daily mirror was trying to be insulting, but as a star wars fan, ithink be insulting, but as a star wars fan, i think they have made two mistakes, carrie fisher died just a few months ago. and princess lela is the heroine! 0ne few months ago. and princess lela is the heroine! one of the most beloved icons, a motion picture history. misfire on their part. higher share of the vote than tony blair ever did. lost the majority.

i think the daily mirror was trying to be insulting, but as a star wars fan, ithink be insulting, but as a star wars fan, i think they have made two mistakes, carrie fisher died just a few months ago. and princess lela is the heroine! one of the most beloved icons, a motion picture history. misfire on their part. higher share of the vote than tony blair ever did. lost the majority. we can move to reality. what a sound bite. got us to reality. what a sound bite. got us into the mess, will get us out of it. it has been an extraordinary 48 hours. she has apologised to the cabinet, the party, and the only silver lining seems to be the backing from borisjohnson. i would not be getting too comfortable. just a little short of a majority, she has got to try to make this work. she is also trapped. trapped in an alliance, with the dup. going to seek substantial spending. also making changes behind—the—scenes, and seven ministers, i think five of those are strong remainers. this whole thing, centring on breaks it, —— brexit, give me a stronger hand. and even the world mess then, does not do this

in part of the documentary, we are going to the daily mirror...dge terrorist. in a few words, say what everybody is thinking. how the hell did he get through. he is literally on tv advertising the fact that he isajihadi. he on tv advertising the fact that he is a jihadi. he is unfurling an ice is a jihadi. he is unfurling an ice is flat. it seems astonishing that he would stay either below the radar for this long. —— isis flag. this is not somebody who is just outside the main. ok, he is unfurling a isis flag. i was told by a counterterrorism experts that it ta kes counterterrorism experts that it takes 20 people 2a hours a day to watch somebody. what are you going to do? i think unfurling a isis flag could amount to infighting hatred. you can be pulled up for a tweet these days. the met will now put people under investigation. yet you can go on national tv, it seems, and u nfu rl can go on national tv, it seems, and unfurl the isis flag and you won't even be pulled in for questioning. he was obviously pulled in questioning and was spoken to bite

the daily mirror looking at the story, as well, in a connected way, but taking it back to what happened in grenfell, cilliers in our kitchens. the grenfell fire started by a fridge freezer that had not been recalled. concerns for lots of people about how safe the appliances are. the blame game has moved around as lessons are being learned. we have seen lessons about the cladding being learned at great speed by councils and authorities. they have moved to the fridge freezer. 64,000 of these products have been sold throughout the uk. that will not just the people in tower blocks but all sorts of consumers, and they have been invited to get in touch with the company. presumably this is one step short of recalling the product. we will find out that there are other councils facing the same criticisms, so councils facing the same criticisms, so it will go on. we don't want to balance safety problems with widespread panic. this particular appliance has a plastic backing to it. that is correct. not a huge amount of detail in the front page but it seems to be saying that this specific appliance

the daily mirror follows up on it's campaign yesterday to change the telegraph is leading with the concernsfigures that the government is focussing too much on trade talks and is failing to prioritise the financial services industry, one of the largest contributors to the country's economy. the guardian leads on the council head who has stepped down. the sun has a large picture of tennis world number one andy murray urging readers to rub the picture and assist him in recovering from a hip injury, ahead of the wimbledon tournament which starts on monday. he has got a bad hip. he did not look good. we can start with the price. —— we can start with the i. the threat in high—rises is being ignored by the government. the threat in high—rises is being ignored by the governmentm the threat in high—rises is being ignored by the government. it is not just the cladding, it is what is inside the cladding, the insulation. from what i understand every single tower block's cladding that has been tested has failed. there is clearly a serious problem on our hands here. every single one is taking it to quit

will tread carefully with the daily mirror, this is an active case, the tory mp charged over an electioninlay standing in south thanet. without talking about the details of this, because it is active, how much ofa this, because it is active, how much of a problem could this be, or is it just a distraction for the conservatives? probably just a distraction, and to be fair, the co nte m pt distraction, and to be fair, the contempt laws will protect the conservatives, because there cannot be much discussion about it until proceedings have been concluded. equally, i think the timing is pretty appalling, they have been wanting this to be the only headline about it for now, to cast it aside and concentrate on other matters. it has to be said, innocent until proven guilty, as mrs may said, they will mount a robust defence, but not the best timing, and he remains as the best timing, and he remains as the candidate in south thanet, famously contested by nigel farage last time around, so i think it will be very interesting to be at that count, arguably! i saw one or two people on twitter comparing

the developments in camden came too late for the daily mirror.s of theresa may as eu bullies, as the prime minister announces details of the offer to eu nationals after brexit. according to the times, the manchester suicide bomber used videos from youtube and other websites to help build a device that killed 22 people. and the daily mail serialises the biography of the duchess of cambridge. a couple of the papers are managing to report what happened in camden tonight, only a couple of them because the news broke so late. we will start with the i. urgent safety work needed at high rise after buildings fail safety checks. even this front page was put together in a rush. absolutely, covering breaking news. deciding to evacuate a block on a friday evening. they are talking about putting people up on a leisure centre and speaking about finding hotel rooms in the middle of high season in london for 800 households. my season in london for 800 households. my first reaction is, i think this isa my first reaction is, i think this is a mistake. if i was the

the daily mirror reports that british authorities were warned of zaghba after he tried to flee italyte, front page of the financial times, theresa may targeting heartlands and ramping up anti—terror rhetoric. they are really going to go for it in the last 2a hours of campaigning. those seats in the north and the midlands that they believe they could take from the other side. absolutely, she did this and the start of the campaign. she was going after seats that had 8000 majorities for labour, unusual places for the tories to be campaigning. chris bailey and —— chris grayling was in bolsover. here she is, as the financial times reports, the last two days of campaigning, going back out to the labour heartlands and specifically the ones who supported brexit. absolutely, it's the ukip vote that they are after, they believe they can lock down now and as a result, ta ke can lock down now and as a result, take those seats. perhaps it is an occasion, she is acknowledging that things are tight but looking at the opinion polls, it is anyone's guess. one of them said that they are within a perce

the daily mirror exclusive says we might not have to wait that long according tojeremy corbyn. might wait that long according to jeremy corbyn. he thinks he could be prime minister within days, that is what he has told my sunday mirror colleagues. he is of the opinion that theresa may is of the opinion that theresa may is not going to be able to do this, she has stitched together this coalition of crackpots as we memorably dubbed it in the mirror yesterday and is it really going to hold? she's yesterday and is it really going to hold ? she's got yesterday and is it really going to hold? she's got a tiny majority in the commons with the help of the dup. but the party is in turmoil. she's not going to be able to get things through, can she get her queen's speech through unamended quanne a budget? maybe, maybe not, it could fall apart quickly and the leader of the opposition is within his rights to try to form a government. but he doesn't have the numbers either, he can say what he likes to the mirror, even with the support of the snp and the lib dems he doesn't have enough. he is waiti

i think the daily mirror talks about crackpots, they have their word bungs, some people call it a bribeortable with the way this was written up? some people think crackpot is offensive. was written up? some people think crackpot is offensivelj was written up? some people think crackpot is offensive. i was quite surprised to see that word but there is plenty to criticise about the dup's policies, to put it bluntly. the dup did not turn to typical nationalist ideology in making the deal, they went away from bowler hats and parades and stuck to the nitty—gritty of economics and money so nitty—gritty of economics and money so in nitty—gritty of economics and money soina nitty—gritty of economics and money so in a way they were quite astute. they played their hand well. they we re they played their hand well. they were not crackpots at all. let's moved down to the telegraph, to the column on the right hand of the front page, towerfire column on the right hand of the front page, tower fire tests ignore combustible instillation. what do you make of this, dan? united states builds a lot more hi

the daily mirror portrays mrs may as princess leia from the star wars films, paraphrasing the movie's, may the force be with you. the daily mail is one of the few papers not leading with the prime minister's meetings, choosing instead to lead with the news a man they accuse of being an extremist has won legal aid to help fight his deportation case. now it's time for the travel show. this week on the travel show: we're in chile exploring a town that was knocked down by nature and how it splitting itself back together again. also coming up on this week's show: it looks incredible... we're dangling over new york in virtual reality. it's the superman experience. doo—doo—doo! and meeting the man who's attempting to bagpipe his way around the world. italian police started sprinting towards me and said, "never come back! but before you go, can i have a photo?" the long coastline of chile is the point of collision between two tectonic plates, so large magnitude earthquakes are part of chilean history. no alarm sounded, some people fled to higher ground but many didn't escape in time. on the n

the front page of the daily mirror. the front page of the daily mirror. the tale of two leaders. ay, well, families of victims, and the victims, people who have lost their homes and possessions. it is the picture. the mirror says that the prime minister did not visit. we wa nt to prime minister did not visit. we want to make clear that downing street has reacted and we do know that theresa may did visit a church and she did also meet a group of victims at residents and community leaders at the church. earlier she had met visitors and survivors at a hospital. a quick look at the front of the ft. the same story of course at the top. in other news:, this is a big story in the business world. amazon. the sweeps on whole foods. it is paying $13.7 billion to buy the retailer present in many cities around the world, but amazon buying the bricks and mortar, physical stores, world, but amazon buying the bricks and mortar, physicalstores, as world, but amazon buying the bricks and mortar, physical stores, as part of its attempts to start delivering fresh food. i like this story. 80 years ma

the daily mirror talks about the coalition of crackpots and another headline says that mrs may is fightingpapers judge at all. lots more to come and after a m i will be talking to a former conservative who lost his seatin former conservative who lost his seat in the general election on thursday, we will be asking for his views on what this all means for brexit talks and for the country as a whole. that's coming up from 11am. basilfrom a whole. that's coming up from 11am. basil from westminster. back to the studio. thank you, we will talk to you ina studio. thank you, we will talk to you in a few minutes time. eight people are now in custody over the terror attacks, police have revealed that the attackers wanted to hirea revealed that the attackers wanted to hire a seven tonne lorry but their credit cards were declined. this is the knife found on the body of combat. he and his fellow attackers used other mad estimate of five people. counterterrorism units wa nt five people. counterterrorism units want help as to whether were bought. they killed people on london bridge with a van hired from

the daily mirror have gotan daily express.ly express. the daily mirror have got an interview withjeremy corbyn. they are also talking about this man who was allowed back into the uk despite being on what is called a watchlist. we will talk about that as well with the various politicians we have. the front page of the times. the daily telegraph. we will pick up some of these issues. damien green will bejoining us. he was pick up some of these issues. damien green will be joining us. he was a former police minister also immigration minister. any questions being asked about how people, and one of the attackers, youssef zaghba, he attempted to leave italy, to go to syria, and was allowed to come here to the uk. the front page of the guardian talking about theresa may's comments last night about human rights laws in the way of the terror attack. this is a picture of kirsty boden and we understand that she ran towards danger to help those injured during the terror attack and actually herself died. and it is the stories in is in it t

the daily mirror leads with theresa may's government alliance with the dup.strophic misjudgement. the times headline reads: it says the prime minister was clinging onto power. tories turn on theresa says the mail, reporting that mps are threatening to oust her within six months after what it calls her disastrous election campaign. while the express says a drawn—looking theresa may: the guardian's headline: saying mrs may has apologised to her party colleagues after losing the conservatives' majority in parliament. and the sun says she had her chips, picturing mrs may on her election campaign, saying tory party grandees are planning to oust herfrom number 10 in six months. theresa may's convinced she can form a government with help from conservative friends and allies as she calls them, the dup. my colleague christian fraser looks at the workings of hung parliaments, and how the conservatives might now govern. we don't have as much experience with hung parliaments in the uk as they do on the continent, but we have had one as recently as 2010. you will recall o

the daily mirror looks at the cause of the fire at grenfell tower.erican fridge has metal on the back, which retards the fire. in the back, which retards the fire. in the uk, they have plastic backs. —— killers in our kitchen. it does raise questions about the safety of white goods. there have been concerns white goods. there have been concerns recently about tumble dryers. it seems that this fridge freezer has caused the fire at g re nfell tower. freezer has caused the fire at grenfell tower. but freezer has caused the fire at gre nfell tower. but it freezer has caused the fire at grenfell tower. but it is a broader issue about white goods. it isjust that the focus is again on them, not just because a grenfell tower. but there are so many building regulations, fire regulations, safety bodies, and yet there are so many problems around at the moment? i think people are just become a little more aware. my friends and i we re little more aware. my friends and i were to say that every week, the premise has been in recent times expressing sympathy. learni

the daily mirror is carrying an opinion poll showing that labour underjeremy corbyn is now more populartheresa may. so anything could happen in the next few volatile days and weeks. the electorate clearly have said to the political class, a plague of your house, especially the conservatives, although the tories did poll more votes than labour and retain more seats. right across the democratic world, in europe, in america, where we saw donald trump unexpectedly elected, last year in britain when brexit happened against all expectations, in france where the dominant party since the second world war have been brutally shouldered aside by a fascist party under marine le pen and then a emmanuel macron's centrist party, the old politics is dissolving under our feet, the old politics is dissolving under ourfeet, and in these the old politics is dissolving under our feet, and in these circumstances we could see a whole series of changes in british politics in which labour, yes, underjeremy corbyn, could emerge as the dominant party asa could emerge as the dominant party as a result. so we have

on the flip side, we have the daily mirror saying lies -- lies and theresa may.'t condemn britain to five more years of tori broken promises and a rather unflatering picture of the prime minister. so two sides of the argument there. the times, a little more balanced this morning, a picture of number ten. who is going to get the keys to number ten? they say tories take seven-point lead in final poll. and just two days earlier, that was only four points. the last couple of days has seen theresa may step back into the leader. general, it's slipped a lot from 20 points. finally, i want to show a really worldwide edition of wex today. it says, an election of double or quits for theresa may and goes on to say that her lead has melted and that she would announce this in order to strengthen her brexit position and it sort of celebrates the fact that her lead has melted, double quits for theresa may. all of europe watching this poll today, as well as the uk, twice. >> do people trust the polls in the uk after they were famously so wrong on brexit? did they change their me

the first one, the daily mirror, left leaning red top, caught blamy, exit poll boost for corbyn as mayaces humiliation. couple of the right wing ones, excuse me. i dropped more papers than i intended to. the sun, right wing leading sun, of course, supporting theresa may throughout saying mayhem, coalition of chaos feared, of course, that has been avoided, but is the exit poll wrong? late night edition, of course, we know that the coalition of chaos has been avoided. and that we will hear theresa may going to buckingham palace to form a new government shortly. we still await her speech, and she's just got herself over the line, kicking and screaming with a working majority albeit not an outright majority. my apologies again for the language slip there, guys. >> we are keeping an eye on this live shot of ten downing as you mentioned. prime minister may set to speak, we see the lineup, i know it is raining there. we saw your umbrella. clearly the press is waiting. the cameras are positioned. we're expecting to hear from her at the top of the hour, right? about 48 minutes late. and we assu

polling, let's get a progress report from katy balls, political correspondent for the spectator and daily mirrormorning to both of you. katy, let's start with you, who won?|j morning to both of you. katy, let's start with you, who won? i think theresa may put in a solid performance and probably one of her best of the campaign so far. after a difficult week or so she managed to find a positive message finally and i think find a positive message finally and ithinka find a positive message finally and i think a lot of conservatives who we re i think a lot of conservatives who were worried about her will feel more assured. kevin, i suspect you we re more assured. kevin, i suspect you were not say she won?|j more assured. kevin, i suspect you were not say she won? i agree the audience was terrific asking the right questions. she may have steadied the tory ship but she was defensive on the record when questioned about cuts and mental health too. she didn't look the commanding figure she started the campaign as. the story of this campaign, we don't know where it will end, we will find out next friday w

and the daily mirror — their headline is the coalition with crackpots .a may wanted to be, she wanted to be lionised as the new a little bit, then you blair, with a huge majority. it was a low—energy campaign, she decided it was not worth facing jeremy corbyn in the studios, she decided to let the argument take root, because he was a socialist etc. the only thing she mentioned regarding the manifesto was the social care fiasco, she did not mention anything else. in the meantime, now, she's having to scrape into power with a victory speech which seemed to have been prewritten, saying, fax to r&a is in the dup... it isjust a matter of, how long does she survive, at this rate. owen jones, just down the road here, she is in number 10 downing street this morning. can you give us an idea of where you think her head is at this morning, she gives the impression of business as usual? it is at a few mediation, her authority lies in ruins. we have a prime minister now who, actually, heads coalition of chaos and crackpots, dup, anti—women's rights climate change deni

on the front page of the daily mirror they are doing some work in connection with what is known to bese of the blaze in grenfell tower. that is the fridge freezer. many question marks, the five chief quoted in the paper as saying it was 90 seconds before the kitchen would have been engulfed in those circumstances. you can see some of the test they have done an fridge freezers themselves. it is quite sobering to look at these images and it is a clear area of concern as they continue the investigations. the sun is looking at eastenders saying that the soap opera, the series is in crisis after its production had left amid claims of bullying and falling ratings. the executive producer sean o'connor saying he had left after a meeting of bbc headquarters. one other story on the daily mail. taking their own league this morning. this is using quotes from a book written by penny junor, which presents camilla ‘s side of the story. a new biography detailing her life and, of course, you can see a lot fascination in that story. a dog? a picture of a dog? look at his year. you have the dog? look at

let's look at this story in the daily mirror aboutjo cox, one year since the murder, celebrations up down the country, a celebration of her life but also this idea of getting to know your neighbours. it's been launched by her family. to know your neighbours. it's been launched by herfamily. the headline, the kids see this event as a big party for the mum. headline, the kids see this event as a big party forthe mum. a headline, the kids see this event as a big party for the mum. a fitting tribute? yeah. it is hard to believe it has been one year since one of the biggest tragedies in modern politics, traumatic forjo cox's family, this is a chance to bid a legacy photo, and this great get—together through the country, meetings in church halls, village halls, it's an opportunity to build on what she said in her maiden speech which is that we have more in common than that divides us.|j speech which is that we have more in common than that divides us. i love this quote from her widower, he says that his daughter will be doing a dance for the neighbours and his son will be playing the ukele

the daily mirror leads with theresa may's government alliance with the dup.‘may stares into the abyss'. they say the prime minister was clinging on to power. the daily mail says the tories turn on to raise, reporting that furious mps were threatening to oust the prime minister within six months after what it called her disastrous election campaign. now we leave you with some of the sights and sounds of the last 26 hours and the conservative election gamble that backfired. they are still the largest party but with far fewer seats and are now forced to strike a deal with the dup in a hung parliament. theresa may is clinging onto power and many are saying, for how much longer? and what we are saying is the conservatives are the largest party, note they don't have an overall majority at this stage. unless the exit poll is incredibly wrong, the prime minister has failed to achieve her principal objective. the worst possible outcome would be a hung parliament. cheering. politics has changed, and politics isn't going back. cheering. you live by the sword and you die

and the daily mirror, coalition with crackpots , making a reference to what theresa may referred to as we will be speaking to the mp ed vaizey in just a few minutes' time. so many conversations, you could hear them everywhere you went yesterday, people discussing what this might mean. what a mess to clear up. the morning after the night before. this business was set up after bin collections work at here. bury council has lost close to half of its funding since 2010. josh charnley people have had enough. public services cut, nhs, social care, education... and i think people are looking for something more positive, and knowing that it does not have to be that way, there is another way for people. from pre—election headlines to post—election headlines. dave, the labour voter, is stoned and chuffed. is this a look of shock? yes. dave the conservative voter is stunned — and furious. they just the conservative voter is stunned — and furious. theyjust did not seem to be bothered, theyjust thought they were going to win, didn't they? end of story. i think you can forget about brexit. brexit, t

the daily mirror is looking at the g re nfell tower the daily mirror is looking at the grenfell tower the building as crews search the block for victims and assessed our victims were poisoned by cyanide following the installation gave off a lethal gas. yes, many stories emerging in connection with the investigations, or the lack of them. the guardian says the grenfell tower renovations inspected 16 times by kensington and chelsea council but they failed to prevent use of the flammable cladding which many people say was responsible for the fast spread of the fire. theresa may is the focus of the front of the times and she says she faces revolt over the brexit laws. and her vow to see brexit laws. and her vow to see brexit through has been thrown into doubt after the scottish parliament and house of lords could join hostile mps to block legislation. the daily telegraph looking at this as well. she has been warned of a looming brexit constitutional crisis. we will speak with philip hammond later on in about one hour or so hammond later on in about one hour orso and we hammond later on in

on the front page of the daily mirror, remember those tickets went on sale for the tribute concert afterree tickets. thank you for helping out with the papers. with me are john and pat. musician and campaigner for scottish independence. you are forgiven for a slight stumble. what do you think is the biggest issue question we're talking about independence was debilitating a look at the fall in popularity of nicola sturgeon. also the timing of another referendum being behind the fall in her popularity. how much is independence is playing into people's minds?m is playing into people's minds?m isa is playing into people's minds?m is a perverse election when nicola sturgeon has said she does not want to talk about independence. it is always the other party leaders who talk about it. that has had an interesting effect. the focus of the election, especially with regard to question time and debates, they focus on health and education. nicola sturgeon very effective as a politician has been in power for ten years. that legacy, the weight of that government and the weather stays is beginning to ha

that is on the front page of the daily mirror with theresa may mocked up as princess leia. bout summer on the way. the daily mail is doing an investigation into what they call a terrorist fighting deportation and has won £250,000 in legal aid. the quote from theresa may yesterday, "i got us into this mess, i will get us out. austerity is over, may tells the tories. apologetic pm and the quote that move was talking about. —— that louise. conservative and labour mps have been holding secret talks on soft brexit. it may take a while for that goat parchment, for the ink on it to drive but there was confusion around that. we will be talking to mr michael gove. mr goat? no, gove! over to the usenet news. stop making me laugh. —— business news. a story about which airports have come out worse. three british airports have been rated a month the ten worst in the world. not just been rated a month the ten worst in the world. notjust in europe but in the world. notjust in europe but in the world. notjust in europe but in the world. they are gatwick, manchester and edinburgh. they did a

the front page of the daily mirror, the pm's handshake of shame, they say. t the new way to be diabetes as their main story, and a picture of the queen and prince charles, why royal visitors is booming for the queen and prince charles. we havejust spoken about £6 million increase to help repairs to buckingham palace for the taxpayer. the daily mail talking about schools was bid to sway the general election by attacking tory policies. the way this has happened, according to the daily mail, is in the run—up to the general election on the eighth of june families were sent a series of m essa 9 es june families were sent a series of messages on social media and post by head teachers. looking at the inside pages... i don't know if you noticed this, england play germany today in football. what could possibly go wrong? i am talking about the england under 21 side playing in poland later this afternoon, at 5pm, andi poland later this afternoon, at 5pm, and i love nothing more than a bit of good old—fashioned exercise. this is the squad filmed at training yesterday wit

on the front—page of the daily mirror going back to election issues, the main story in connection witht's been such a hot topic throughout the election debate. the bma quoting dr mark porter, the nhs is in bma quoting dr mark porter, the nhs isina bma quoting dr mark porter, the nhs is in a position where it has to put off spending because the money's run out leaving patients waiting in pain and uncertainty. you have been talking a lot about arsenal lately. that's done and dusted now, butjust when you think that football is over, here we are into transfer season, so over, here we are into transfer season, so there's lots of rumours on the back of the sun, a lot of other papers talking about this double deal for real madrid coming in for hazard from chelsea and david de gea. all the reporters in the bbc say that's nonsense and de gea is not going anywhere. this was an interesting one. this is a horse that's been entered into the derby ah real no—hoper but the owners are saying if it did come in the top six places, any money that it won would be donated to great ormond street hospital. t

the daily mirror looking at thousands more living in tower deathtraps with fears 600 buildings have the—— grenfell style cladding. they were told they we re style cladding. they were told they were not allowed to wear shorts when the weather was really hot. they we re the weather was really hot. they were annoyed, because girls can wear skirts and be cooler, so they turned up skirts and be cooler, so they turned up in skirts at this academy in exeter yesterday. they were sent home after. one boy said he enjoyed the nice breeze his skirt had afforded him. it makes sense. if you do it en masse it is hard to punish them. it is a fair point well made. talking of points made, it isn't often that the fa listen to joey barton. he was banned for 18 months for 1200 bets he placed on football. he said you cannot punish me when you are in bed with betting companies because the fa had lucrative deals with betting companies. now they have entered a deal with ladbrokes and they are ending financial associations with bookmakers. it seems joey barton's advice has been heeded. bookmakers are advice has

also on the front page of the daily mirror as well.ere is pc wayne marques, who has given a very graphic but very emotional and startling account of what happened when terrorists attacked people at london bridge and borough market and he described how he fought off three terrorists with his batting and he was stabbed and blinded in one eye in that attack —— bat on. more of that interview after 8am, absolutely compelling interview. front page of the daily mail as well, security chiefs facing questions over how a hate preacher was allowed to live in the uk for two years. ben, where are you taking us? to tesco, in the times they announced yesterday tesco is cutting 1200 jobs days after saying more jobs would go at call centres in cardiff. all of this is part of the big turnaround plan tesco launched three years ago. it's intending to save £1.5 billion as you can see and it comes after tesco recorded one of the biggest corporate losses ever three years ago. this turnaround plan seems to be paying off because in the last set of figures tesc

kevin maguire of the daily mirror and james from the spectator magazine.h the brexit negotiations so close —— the national interest. i think she will carry on for a short period of time. the tory party want to get back into office, they don't want another election in the autumn. they worry about the momentum, which is with labour and another election would be even worse. that happened in 1974 when harold wilson won for labour, but badly, and then he had a small overall majority in october.” but badly, and then he had a small overall majority in october. i think she would do a deal with the dup and then she will govern for a period of time. all the authority she had has gone now. even those people in the cabinet who say they want her to stay are talking about how the style has got to change and there needs to be collective decision—making, and so this will be a difficult and different premiership from the one she had before. she has never changed, why would she change now? she made a virtue of that, but that has backfired badly for the we remember when she

daily express. the guardian leads with yesterday's cyber attack on parliamentarians, saying the russian government is suspected of being involved. "british tourists in shark terror" is the lead image on the mirrorenfell tower tragedy after saying the victims were ‘murdered by political decisions'. the united nations says the number of suspected cases of cholera in yemen has now passed two—hundred—thousand. -- 200,000. the world health organisation and the un children's agency, unicef, say the country is facing the worst cholera outbreak in the world. rylee carlson reports. this is a key role is being taken ca re of this is a key role is being taken care of in a camp in the yemeni capital. unicef now says the country 110w capital. unicef now says the country now has the worst cholera outbreak in the world. cholera is a treatable disease but health officials are worried a lack of access to medical ca re worried a lack of access to medical care will mean more people will be affected and more will die. this is double the case it was just 2.5 weeks ago. we think and we fear the number will reach 300,000 in the next two weeks. it is an unprecedented rate. the scale of the outbreak is devastating. 0ve

the mirror focuses on the tens of thousands of tenants who could be living in unsafe buildings. the dailyn leaders that she'll let millions of eu citizens stay in the uk after brexit. the daily express argues mass immigration has contributed to the sharpest rise in the uk population in 70 years. according to the times, russian internet hackers have been selling the passwords of british cabinet ministers. the guardian also covers the frantic testing by councils of their tower blocks along with a picture of the exeter boys protesting that they can't wear shorts by wearing skirts. and finally the mail looks at theresa may's plans to protect all eu nationals who came to the uk before article 50 was triggered in march.

the mirror focuses on the tens of thousands of tenants who could be living in unsafe buildings. the dailyelegraph concentrates on theresa may's promise to other european leaders that she'll let millions of eu citizens stay in the uk after brexit. the daily express argues mass immigration has contributed to the sharpest rise in the uk population in 70 years. according to the times, russian internet hackers have been selling the passwords of british cabinet ministers. the guardian also covers the frantic testing by councils of their tower blocks along with a picture of the exeter boys protesting that they can't wear shorts by wearing skirts. and finally the mail looks at theresa may's plans to protect all eu nationals who came to the uk before article 50 was triggered in march. so let's begin with the mirror and a really striking front—page image and a reminder of the fact that this story expands well beyond those tower blocks in west london.” story expands well beyond those tower blocks in west london. i was in the briefing when the prime minister's spokesperson said 600 and there was an a

mirror tonight going forward. that's all i have for tonight. we'll be back tomorrow with more mtp daily. gret sta, rough day, it's all yours. >> indeed it was, chuck. you're so right about looking in the mirror. breaking news, video showing the moment, shots rang out. [ gunshots ] [ gunshots ] >> do we know where he's at? >> he's behind home plate. call 911. >> i assume people have been calling 911 already. hey, is that guy okay out there? the guy -- has that guy been shot? is he okay? anybody talking to him? [ gunshots ] >> we are learning new information about the man who opened fire at that congressional baseball practice, shooting house majority whip steve scalise and three others. the shooter, 66-year-old james t. hodge kin son, he's from illinois. he is dead after police heroically engaged in a shootout. the shooter's motive still unclear, but investigators are honing in on his anti-trump social media posts. law enforcement officials telling nbc news, these posts appear to be from the shooter's social media accounts. just two days ago, one post saying, quote, trump is guilty and sho

mirror tonight going forward. that's all i have for tonight. we'll be back tomorrow with more mtp daily. rough day, it's all yours. >> indeed it was, chuck. you're so right about looking in the mirror. breaking news, video showing the moment, shots rang out. [ gunshots ] [ gunshots ] >> do we know where he's at? >> he's behind home plate. call 911. >> i assume people have been calling 911 already. hey, is that guy okay out there? the guy -- has that guy been

mirror both have similar pages. they are making jeremy look amusing and funny and humourous, at his expense. the theresa may picture in the dailythe one has a point here, say thejeremy corbyn is an extremist, a friend of terrace, and everything else they can think of the track at him. and they say that he is full of rubbish. and the mirror says there are five more years of tory- promises. em e11? tr do what re , readership. they do what newspapers are supposed to do in a democratic, pluralist society, which is to stir people up. of course, we have to wait and see what happens on gemini to see if they have an impact. quite an contrast, the sun and the mirror? of the two, i think the sun echoing of the sesame street character a little bit more effective. what i think is effective is that neither of these people can get 2 of these people can get away from will. deal their past. the sun will not deal to put 33 their past. the sun will not deal to put 7g that idea their past. the sun will not deal to put g that idea of if labour win, put away that idea of if labour win, the lights will turn out. the mirror, on the other hand, can no

daily telegraph newspaper. and a couple of others as well — coalition of crackpots, that is the mirror.nd paper, this is the financial times and the headline isn't about the effect of it, it is that she is clinging to power as the new front opens in the brexit battle to start a week on monday. jon tonge is here to help us. he's a professor of politics at the university of liverpool and has written a history of the democratic unionist party. it is gonna come and helpful this morning. john is struggling with his voice. i am struggling after 24 hours of non—stop talking. voice. i am struggling after 24 hours of non-stop talking. before we get onto the dup, we've seen the front pages today, i want a thought on survivalfor front pages today, i want a thought on survival for theresa may. front pages today, i want a thought on survivalfor theresa may. that front pages today, i want a thought on survival for theresa may. that is the most pressing issue. can she survive? what is remarkable about cove rage survive? what is remarkable about coverage is the hostility to the idea that theresa may ha

the daily telegraph says that theresa may clings onto brexit lifelike. the front page of the mirrore general election, a deal is yet to be finalised with the dup. the front page of the mail also has that shot of the princess... the duchess catching sophie. and this story as well, far left protesters, there are plans for protests today and, apparently, victims of the grenfell tower fire are asking for the grief not to be hijacked. we will be talking to the deputy labour leader about that later on. de p3 to walk out from talks with tories and we will speak to a formerjunior minister about that. the guardian, pressure on theresa may as the dup says to show some respect. their picture is... look at that. an impressive line up of fascinator ‘s and sunglasses from royal ascot their. very good, sally. you have yours ready, sally? i might. now, yours ready, sally? i might. now, you cannot wear a fascinator, you must wear a hat. there is a strict protocol. a ten centimetre wide had at least. —— had at least. —— hat. for anyone saving or has a house, and interest blow for savers. the monetary

the daily mirror leads with theresa may's government alliance with the dup.ls theresa may's decision to call a snap general election ‘a catastrophic misjudgement‘. the times headline reads ‘may stares into the abyss', saying the prime minister was clinging onto power. tories turn on theresa says the mail, reporting that mps are threatening to oust her within six months, after what it calls her disastrous election campaign. while the express says a drawn looking theresa may clings on to save eu exit. the guardian's headline ‘from hubris to humiliation‘ — saying mrs may has apologised to her party colleagues after losing

the daily mirror reportsthati british authorities were warned of zaghba after he tried to flee italyegin. we start with the election, first. one day to go, hell we start with the election, first. on at ay to go, hell z u. that am that they zm’ném that they can get firmly believe that they can get some of those votes hiding up there in the north? it looks that way, or it is an indication that she relies on it isa it is an indication that she relies on it is a tight race engineer to do everything including going to the labour heartlands. —— labour. her hope is that a month is labour supporters are some who just don't likejeremy corbyn. i suppose that is a biggerfactor likejeremy corbyn. i suppose that is a bigger factor now, likejeremy corbyn. i suppose that is a biggerfactor now, given likejeremy corbyn. i suppose that is a bigger factor now, given the tenors that he is getting. also ukip, how many voted for them? 4 million? many were historically labour supporters, and 20 ukip. million? many were historically laboursupporters, and 20 ukip. now she would hope to saturn back from ukip

and the daily mirror carries a photograph of the devastation at the building, describing it as a diabolicalthe nation. the express carries a photo of distraught friends and relatives, estimating that more than 100 people are feared dead. the daily mail describes the fire as the worst british disaster since hillsborough, adding that the charity of ordinary britons start with the telegraph, sorrow turns to anger, residents of burnt out tower block demand answers as it emerges a litany of failings to the inferno - is now as it emerges a litany of failings to to inferno. is now as it emerges a litany of failings to to have no - is now as it emerges a litany of failings to to have killedl is now as it emerges a litany of failings to to have killed 100. ow as it emerges a litany of failings to to have killed 100. the death feared to have killed 100. the death toll is 17 at the moment, digby, but we don't know how many are missing. the incredulity that this could happen in 2017. the first thing to say is henry and i are known to have an interesting debate on this programme quite often and in the n