the daily mirror leads on the news that british gas is putting up electricity prices by 12.5%, even thoughily telegraph focuses on what the paper calls a row between the government and british gas over the cost of green energy subsidies. the times claimsjeremy green energy subsidies. the times claims jeremy corbyn green energy subsidies. the times claimsjeremy corbyn is under pressure from labour mps to condemn president maduro's violent regime in venezuela. the guardian has details ofa number of venezuela. the guardian has details of a number of tycoons who have been revealed as the owners of more than 1600 empty properties in the london borough whether grenfell tower fire residents are still without homes. long queues at some european airports, british tourists are queueing up to four hours because of the botched introduction of eu border checks. the sun says the bbc is facing accusations that the new mary berry show is just a great british take—off copy —— great british take—off copy —— great british bake 0ff copy. the 12.5% rise at british gas. this story in the daily mirror focuses on

wheeler, deputy political editor at the sunday times and jack blanchard, political editor at the daily mirrorks for joining us. tomorrow's front pages, starting with — the express leads on the build up of tension between the us and north korea over its weapons programme, after pyongyang threatened to attack guam. the times features a photograph of thousands attended a rally in the north korean capital in support of kim jong—un, the guardian says that a senior washington officials spent the day trying to mitigate donald trump washington officials spent the day trying to mitigate donald trumer‘s trying to mitigate donald trump's threats. the sun's front page is dominated by the story that police paid a convicted child rapist £10,000 to spy on a newcastle paedophile gang. the metro alleges the trial of the gang could have fallen apart after the judge disallowed the informants evidence because of his criminal history. this story also features on the front of the i, which claims the head of a government task force says the investigation "went way over the line". the telegraph claims the eu is faci

we will see the daily mirror's look later. he is saying that the rhetoric may be has not been strong enough. but in the same statement, says we cannot rule out negotiations. we're not sure which direction he is heading. they have been all the threats flying between north korea and the united states and it is hard to see how donald trump could wrap it up further having said he wanted to bring down fire and theory on north korea. he said today that wasn't even scary enough. so it is really quite astonishing. we were discussing earlier that it is not featured very heavily on the front pages, maybe it says something about how people view the credibility of the threats materialising into some action. apart from the mirror, they have a story saying that the us would quite like the uk to help them spy on kim's nuclear bases. it says they could be involved but what would be the risk involves two raf planes? not very much, they are unlikely to be shot down. whether it happens or not i don't know, the bigger risk is the nuclear armagedd

we will see the daily mirror's look later.ut in the same statement, says we cannot rule out negotiations. we're not sure which direction he is heading. they have been all the threats flying between north korea and the united states and it is hard to see how donald trump could wrap it up further having said he wanted to bring down fire and theory on north korea. he said today that wasn't even scary enough. so it is really quite astonishing. we were discussing earlier that it is not featured very heavily on the front pages, maybe it says something about how people view the credibility of the threats materialising into some action. apart from the mirror, they have a story saying that the us would quite like the uk to help them

the daily mirror has the father of princess diana's driver claiming british police told him she was murderedthe metro, a model kidnapped in the land then tortured and offered the sale feared she would be killed. the sun says the model has now described how she was drugged and stuffed into a suitcase. we'll come to that story at the end, but first of all, the daily telegraph, a couple of brexit related stories, tory anger at officials over brexit divorce bill. this is the £36 billion the telegraph reported this morning would be offered to be eu, kate. it looks as if the cabinet are not in the loop. there are two stories on this front page, the first is how the conservatives are continuing to have this bad er in terms of miscommunication, poor communication 01’ miscommunication, poor communication or not speaking at all, how last month some ministers were not told about plans for eu citizens coming to the uk, and again we have a story where communication has been terrible. to get to the divorce bill itself, it is quite interesting, this 36 billion figure being spouted, because realistically, e

with me are susie boniface, columnist with the daily mirror and the public affairs consultant alex deaneith. .. the financial times, which leads with donald trump's tax reform plans — saying that the president is hungry for a "legislative win". the mail reports on plans to prioritise vulnerable people who have been victims of crime — claiming that people who speak good english might not be prioritised. the times claims that private schools are encouraging pupils to learn a trade rather than go to university. the mirror leads with a weight loss story — loose women presenter lisa riley has had loose skin removed following a diet. the i features a story on queues at airports — both for british citizens and foreign tourists. the express warn their readers that a heatwave is on the way for the upcoming bank holiday. the telegraph say that buckingham palace is in lockdown tonight after a knife attack on police officers on the model. so let's begin... donald trump, front page of the financial times eyeing an ambitious tax reform agenda. this is a man, not much of what he promised has yet come t

the daily mirror has a wider view of las ramblas. a specific choice has been made by the editors here, hasn't it? the metro might feel it is a free paper picked up by commuters. it doesn't need to sell itself on its front page, maybe. newspapers you have to pay money for have a more shocking front page. there are at least two bodies that have been pixelated out. three bodies on the back. it's shocking thing to see. the skill of editing a paper to see that across the front page tomorrow morning. we've already seen the number of people wounded has grown immensely through the last few hours. 13 dead and around 100 people wounded. that could change, of course. because of the fact that the van weaved from side to side and just hit as many people as possible. and i think it's really indicative ofan and i think it's really indicative of an attack that can only really have lost that a couple of minutes or so, just how packed those streets were, as you can see from the picture. it is a very wide street and to be able to injure that many peopl

the daily mirror says the owner of the car that diana, princess of wales, was killed in wants to putthe conviction of 11 people from one family in lincolnshire who have been convicted of involvement with a modern day slavery ring. we return to north korea with claims that the white house has used a back channel for talks with kim jong—un ‘s regime. locked and loaded is this headline as president bush says that the —— president trump says that the us military is ready to take on north korea when it comes to it. brinkmanship it is said to be. north korea are said to feel frightened even though they are carrying out these missile tests. yes, you can trade barbs about who started it but it isa trade barbs about who started it but it is a bit schoolboyish. what the world really needs now and what germany has called for and china has called for is calm. what we have instead is donald trump saying that military options are locked and loaded and ready to go should north korea act unwisely, which is a statement issued in a tweet. this is how modern—day diplomacy works. there was no obvious si

the mirror has scenes of carnage in the catalonian capital. the dailyses on the van used in the attack. the guardian leads with a photograph of some of the 100 people who were wounded and a picture of one of the men arrested, driss 0ubakir, who has told the police that he wasn't involved. the daily mail suggests many holidaymakers from britain might be caught up in the attack. the same photograph is featured in the daily telegraph, which would suggest the death toll of flirting is likely to rise. the times' headline is evil strikes again as barcelona is among the other cities targeted by terrorists. finally the sun that uses strong language towards the attackers, who so—called islamic state has claimed as their own. —— the death toll of 13 is likely to rise. we will begin with the daily mirror which has an immensely striking image of this famous, beautiful white boulevard which runs from place de catalunya all the way down to the christopher columbus seafront, and if you have been you will have walked along las ramblas. it is one of, if not the thing to

real newspaper stories i noticed a lot of interest in this country about the diana story in the daily mirror saying british police told me princess diana was murdered death quest driver's dad claims on was collateral damage implored what do you make of all that you see the documentary it continues to be the conspiracy theory of the day it's been going on for twenty years now frankly somebody saying i was told that princess diana was murdered isn't really proof is it i mean ok maybe maybe she was maybe she wasn't but on the balance of evidence is that the main thing you got to talk about she died it was tragic the princes of chad their hearts which is far more interesting let's get on with the news this is from global research yes global star says u.s. has budgeted forty nine million dollars for venezuelan right wing since two thousand and nine it's not that much nicer here in the country club area of caracas maybe maybe where you come from and i think it's quite a lot because these are the people who are complaining about president maduro and suggesting that he's not up to the job you've pro

the former batsman and commentator was speaking at edgbaston and according to the daily mirror was makingof west indian players who had been knighted and him being turned down twice for the honour. boycott has tweeted an unreserved apology, accepting his comments were unacceptable and accepting his comments were u na cce pta ble a nd clearly accepting his comments were unacceptable and clearly wrong. and ferrari have extended former world champion kimi raikkonen‘s contract until the end of the 2018 season. the firm, whose contract was due to expire at the end of the year, is currently fifth in the championship standings. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. i'll have more in the next hour. thank you. we will talk more about president reagan and his announcement about trips and it can stand in the next little while and we are stand in the next little while and we are also going to talk about —— president trump. and we will also get the business news. the liberal democrats' new leader vince cable says he conti

the front pages of tomorrow's newspapers — joining me will be susie boniface, columnist for the daily mirrorthe public affairs consultant alex deane. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, will perry, the headlines this evening. a century for ben stokes but it's the west indies day at headingly, we're live there... and in las vegas, as it's nearly time for the weigh i will have the build—up to the big fight conor mcgregor and floyd mayweather. we're also take you live to belfast on the eve of the women's rugby world cup final between england and new zealand. also coming up in the programme — a new arrival at liverpool — find out whyjurgen klopp was the last to know. thank you for the message. congratulations. and if you thought quidditch was just the stuff of harry potter, think again, there's a premier league trophy to be won. we'll start at headingly for the opening day of the second test between england and the west indies. our reporter patrick geary is there for us, after their capitulation at edgbaston, i think it's fair to say it's much improv

the daily mirror, shameless, greedy british gas boss revealed that cars have gone down but he is puttingn's here tomorrow. until then, goodnight. but even on. like it or not you've probably got used to it. a mix of sunshine and showers is what we've had for a few days but into tomorrow the weather is looking a little bit different. you can see the shower clouds. we are bringing in this more general area of cloud, which is going to bring some outbreaks of fairly heavy rain in place through tomorrow, courtesy of the low pressure. a frontal system working in. notice a good squeeze on the isobars, meaning we will have strong winds through the early hours across coastal parts of the south—west. turning wet through the west of the night. tomorrow the rain spread across wales, southern parts of england, into northern ireland and southern scotland. northern scotland has the lion's share of the dry weather. a pleasant day, with good spells of sunshine. there will be heavy rain close to the south coast of england. 70 degrees in southampton. a soggy afternoon here tomorrow. a lot of cloud, mist and

40 this evening in the papers — our guestsjoining me tonight are susie boniface, columnist the daily mirrors just about quarter past seven. let's look at the headlines. hundreds of rbs customers have claimed they were mistreated. rbs denies the accusations. major travel disruption expected across the uk as millions tried to get away for the bank other day weekend while engineering works bit busy rail routes. police in northern india say at least 28 people have been killed in violent clashes after a self—styled controversial religious leader is convicted of rape. the latest on that violence in northern india. at least 28 people have been killed in clashes in india after a controversial self—styled religious leader was convicted of rape. violent protests have broken out in the states of punjab and haryana, which includes the home town of gurmeet ram rahim singh. thousands of his devotees went on the rampage after he was found guilty of raping two women fifteen years ago. there are also reports of arson attacks in the capital, delhi. from there, our south asia correspondent justin rowlatt repo

the former batsman and commentator was speaking at an event at edgbaston according to the daily mirrorn twice for the honour. boycott has tweeted an unreserved apology. accepting his comments were "u na cce pta ble" and "clearly wrong". and ferrari have extended former world champion kimi raikkonen's contract until the end of the 2018 season. the finn — whose contract was due to expire at the end of the year — is currently fifth in the championship standings. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. police in denmark investigating the disappearance of a female journalist who had been on board a submarine, say they've found the torso of a woman. kim vahl had gone onto the privately built vessel with its inventor, peter madsen, in order to write about his invention. since kim wall went missing, the waters around sweden have been searched for her. now a female torso has been found. police said a cyclist saw a body in the sea and alerted them. this was kim wall and peter madsen on board his submarine the nautilus, pictured on the 10th of august. she had been researching a

and the daily mirror is saying that the owner of the car in which princess diana died has sparked furyeum in the wreckage to go to a museum in the united states. you are watching breakfast from bbc news. the main stories this morning: president trump warns north korea's leader, kim jong—un, he will regret it fastif he continues to threaten america or its allies. and it's goodbye to two world champions, mo farah and usain bolt as they prepare for their final major athletic events. also coming up in the programme, there's an unexpected item in the bagging area on click today as the team marks the 25th anniversary of the supermarket self—check—out and finds out what the future holds for our weekly. here's philip with a look at this morning's weather. we were talking about the meteor shower, the perseid meatier shower. the 11 o'clock tonight, if we are still awake. we will need clear skies. we get them? no pressure, then! we are not the only early rises. 0ur weather watchers are already up and about, a glorious scene at the murray serve. it has been one of those weeks where you think we wo

martin from the daily mirror. is there any reason why you're not naming the victim at this stage?t in time. you gave a description of the victim, but people don't know. we do know. we have an identity, but i'm not in a position to release that at this moment in time, sorry. that's a news conference that just moment in time, sorry. that's a news conference thatjust began in the last few moments. that was a recording of the news conference just a few minutes behind. the choupt giving an update and basically appealing to the public to come forward with any information about the victim and his potential attacker. much more information available on the bbc news website and of course, bbc norfolk as well will be covering that story in greater detail too. some more breaking news now coming into the bbc. at the world athletic championships an athlete has been forced to withdraw. he was one of the favourites for the 400 meters. olly foster who is following the championshipsjoins olly foster who is following the championships joins me now. olly foster who is following the championshipsjoins

the daily mirror has an exclusive from a chauffeur who was involved with princess diana's limousine.ry of her death. he says it was a death trap. the picture on the front page has an interview at charlie gard's parents, connie and chris. that little boy died a few days ago in a hospice and they are talking about how they finally took him home. the lead story on the front page of the daily mail. mutiny at the national trust. volunteers have accused the national trust and trampling on their rights by making them where gay pride badges, saying that dozens of unpaid guides have quit or refuse to work following a cat to mark 50 years since the decriminalisation of homosexuality. —— a dictat. decriminalisation of homosexuality. -- a dictat. and the front page of the ft, the weekend edition. they have usain bolt on the front page as he prepares to hang up his boots after running in london. they have a story about liver. travis kalanick, the former chief executive, he has now been ousted, but he wants to have a say in the future direction of uber. they also have an interesting story here abo

they will know the media would want a response to the daily mirror story last week, whereby they picked was no vacancy at the top of the conservative party. conservative mps love to plot. it is a bit like an addiction to crack cocaine, they can't get enough of it, but i don't think it will come to much. i don't sense that there is any appetite to replace theresa may. thank you very much. we will bring you the latest headlines in a moment. let me bring you this news from texas. two explosions have been reported at a chemical plant. afp are reporting this, a french news agency. they say local emergency officials reported two explosions at a flood of chemical plant in the texas town of crosby. at two a:m., we we re texas town of crosby. at two a:m., we were notified of two explosions and black smoke coming from the plant. as a precautionary measure, officials had already ordered the evacuation of an area of three kilometres around organic peroxide plant, which operators said was at risk of exploding due to a critical issue triggered by hurricane ha rvey‘s issue triggered by hurricane harve

the daily mirror, strictly is all over, and breast cancer statins.ite a lot of pictures of the magic weather from the bank holiday. i have talked before about the bank of mum and dad helping people buy houses, now there is a story in the telegraph about parents having to fork out for rent for their kids as well. research found that parents will find {2.3 billion of rental payments in 2017, on top of the over $6 billion that they have paid out in mortgage repayments on behalf of their children. we talked this morning about plastic bags. quite an incredible story. we have to pay 5p in most stores for a plastic bag. we we re in most stores for a plastic bag. we were talking about how tesco are going to start charging more than that. in kenya, it is quite different. if you use a plastic bag, you could face four years in prison. they have got the toughest laws against pollution. anyone who sells or uses a plastic bag would face prison and fines. even if you arrive at the airport as a tourist, if you have duty—free in a plastic bag and you leave the airpor

lots of details on the daily mirror about this model who says she was kidnapped, saying the captor slepthe is now backin in the same bed as her. she is now back in the uk after six days. the front page of the sun, lots of fallout over channel 4 broadcasting these tapes of diana talking about prince charles. what have you got, steph? holidays. i really like every year looking at where people are going and what is on the up and what is on the down. we love cruises. i talked about this not long ago. we are going on four times as many as 20 years ago but it's interesting the countries on the up in of ones we are visiting. dubai, a lot of people going to dubai. poland, croatia, iceland, romania. on the wane, turkey, tunisia, egypt, kenya, nobody will be shocked given what's happened there recently but interesting to see more people going on cruises. i don't know about cruises, being stuck on a boat with the same people for that long, i think i would go a bit loopy! i'm with you on that! ijust spent a week ona with you on that! ijust spent a week on a boat and it was all white. everyone get al

the daily mirror, the biggest killer shark caught in the uk, but they did put it back.re is a growing shortfall in the number of beds needed to care for the elderly across the uk according to a bbc investigation. by the end of next year up to 3,000 people won't be able to find a place in a care home. the association of directors of adult social services is calling for more money to be spent on nurses and carers so people can receive care in their own homes for longer. samantha fenwick reports. this man visits his grandmother every day. she moved into the home ca re centre every day. she moved into the home care centre 12 months ago after her dementia deteriorated and she could not be looked over our time —— looked after. she is really looked after, they provide her activities and take her on trips, she recently went to blackpool. we are really happy with that. but in june, bradford council decided to close the home. it was supposedly too expensive to maintain, they are now looking for another place for her to live. this is not an isolated case. 0ne live. this is not an

front page of the daily mirror, they have a story with the british model who feared for her life everyory in there. british cops told me there was a plot to kill diana, father's shock claim, henri paul claims uk police told him she was murdered. the guardian has this story that a couple of the papers mentioned, what they are calling an ivf postcode lottery, there have been cuts in various areas of england, 13 areas are restricting or stopping ivf treatment for women struggling to conceive since the start of the year. a further eight are consulting on taking similar steps. holland's captain celebrating, holding the euro 2017 trophy. stories from the inside pages, this is the sun, there's the former prime minister mr david cameron, quite easy to spot here with the ring around his head, putting his face in around his head, putting his face in a selfie taken by these two. vanessa price was getting a selfie with her husband, steve, and she later spotted david cameron in the background. this is at the wilderness festival, near the cotswolds, and his wife, sam cam, there. do you choose your h

the front of the daily mirror, the alton towers crash victim, near washington, on holiday with otherortraying unrealistic body images. the interview and more pictures inside. in the sun today, there is an interesting story about car loans. they have been going up dramatically. more people taking out loans to get new cars. the latest stats show a little drop. it looked like a bubble that was going to burst, so it looks like fewer people have ta ken out burst, so it looks like fewer people have taken out car loans. they say it has been a real driver behind sale. more and more cars mean more people can access them with cheap credit available, when you don't have to pay the loan back for a while. and a nice story about barbecues, £428 million of barbecue feud ending up in the bin. chiefly because people are not excellent at cooking, maybe they cremate it rather than cook it. i quite like it like that. invite us around! it is better to be overcooked rather than undercooked. that is true. sport wise, there is a certain bout between floyd mayweather and conor margreitter. mayweather, 49 fig

his gestures mirroring the president's mocked on "the daily show."he white house says the president, who used some choice words himself in the past, wasn't pleased. >> the president certainly felt that anthony's comments were inappropriate for a person in that position. >> reporter: white house press secretary sarp ah sanders took over from sean spicer the same day scaramucci was hired. now announcing a shift in the chain of command. everyone including the president's daughter and son-in-law will now report to the chief of staff. >> general kelly has the full authority to operate within the white house and all staff will report to him. >> reporter: scaramucci made a point of saying he reported only to the president. president trump tweeting late monday, a great day at the white house. megan hughes, abc news, washington. >>> and one more note about anthony scaramucci tonight. ar hard law scho harvard law school is apologizing after listing him as deceased in the alumni director. it is not clear if it is a prank or typo. they're promising to fix the mi

his gestures mirroring the president's mocked on "the daily show." white house says the president, who used some choice words himself in the past, wasn't pleased. >> the president certainly felt that anthony's comments were inappropriate for a person in that position. >> reporter: white house press secretary sarp ah sanders took over from sean spicer the same day scaramucci was hired. now announcing a shift in the chain of command. everyone including the president's daughter and son-in-law will now report to the chief of staff. >> general kelly has the full authority to operate within the white house and all staff will report to him. >> reporter: scaramucci made a point of saying he reported only to the president. president trump tweeting late monday, a great day at the white house. megan hughes, abc news, washington. >>> and one more note about anthony scaramucci tonight. ar hard law scho harvard law school is apologizing after listing him as deceased in the alumni director. it is not clear if it is a prank or typo. they're promising to fix the mist

communications director had become the story, his words going viral, his gestures mirroring the president's, mocked on "the daily show." he's made a point of saying he reported only to the president. this morning, following the swearing in of the new chief of staff, scaramucci was in the back of the room. >> i predict general kelly will go down in terms of the position of chief of staff, one of the great ever. >> reporter: and today, the white house issuing a stunning shift in the chain of command. everyone, including the president's own daughter and son-in-law report to john kelly. >> general kelly has the full authority to operate within the white house, and all staff will report to him. >> let's get to cecilia vega live at the white house tonight. i want to show everyone that image today. the president presiding over that cabinet meeting and attorney general jeff sessions sitting right across the table from him, and of course, the president has been relentless in his public criticism of sessions. as you know, there had been talk of possibly moving jeff sessions from a.g. over to the department of homeland sec

his words going viral, his gestures mirroring the president's mocked on the daily show". >> he's made a point of saying he reported only to the president. this morning, following the swearing in of the new chief of staff, scaramucci was in the back of the room. >> i predict that general kelley will go down in terms of the position of chief of staff one of the great ever. >> and today the white house issuing a stunning shift in the chain of command. everyone including the president's own daughter and son-in-law report to yawn kelley. >> general kelley has the full authority to operate within the white house and all staff will report to him. >> but despite all of the drama here today, the president seems very pleased he just ended his day with a tweet saying that this is a great day at the white house. cecilia vega, abc news, washington. >>> back here some comfort tonight for residents of san francisco's leaning luxury condo skyscraper. sky 7 was above the millennium tougher today. a new report reports finds the building is earthquake safe according to engineers commissioned by the city

daily express also gives a full page to sir bruce. the sun called him the best—loved telly legend. the mirrorin this edition to his legacy. the telegraph has a tribute but leads with the attacks in barcelona saying spanish security services have begun an extensive manhunt for the remaining killers. the times also leads with the as in spain with the news —— with the attacks in spain with the news that the police are focussing their efforts in north africa the guardian writes that terrorists had planned a bombing raid across barcelona but abandoned when they blew up a house where they we i’e when they blew up a house where they were stockpiling explosives. bruce forsyth has died at the age of 89. we of course remember him from many of his game shows. back in the day. you know, we tell our children off for watching too much telly, we we i’e off for watching too much telly, we were obviously fans of the small screen because we were obviously fans of the small screen because we know a lot of the work. the sun has a lot of famous quotes. higher higher, lower lower, and nice to see you and things. i

his gestures mirroring the president's mock on "the daily show." ♪ the white house who says the presidentpleased. >> the president certainly felt that anthony's comments were inappropriate for a person in that position. >> reporter: white house press secretary sarah sanders took over from sean spicer. everyone including the president's daughter and son-in-law will now report to the chief of staff. >> general kelly has the full authority to operate within the white house and all staff will report to him. >> reporter: scaramucci made a point of saying he reported only to the president. president trump tweeting late monday, a great day at the white house. kendis, diane? >> our thanks to megan hughes. >>> and attorney general jeff sessions is apparently no longer in the doinghouse. >> following days of blistering criticism, sessions sat right across from president trump yesterday as he convened his full cabinet. just last week the president refused to say if he planned to fire the attorney general, but when asked about reports that sessions may be replaced, press secretary sarah sanders had t

daily mail, the anniversary of the death of princess diana. the princes moment daddy told ‘s mum was dead. diana. the princes moment daddy told 's mum was dead. the express and the mirrorry from a bbc documentary that is being aired on sunday. i guess it is trying to redress the balance. prince charles came out as the bad guy in the days after and years after diana's death. but in terms of whether the infamous photo the mirror has on the front page, hours after the boys were told their mother had died they were dragged to a church service in balmoral and sat through a sermon from the minister that did not even mention their mother. there was a feeling the father possibly should not have put them through that. they have not spoken much about their father's support for them and this bbc documentary, in it they did and revealed he had been hugely supportive and obviously cares for them deeply. we saw the battle between both sides in the royal court, the diana and charles sighed, when she was alive, we are almost seeing it play out 20 years later. he was more to blame and fault? we saw in the channel 4 documentary which way that was slant it. this perhaps is a way of redre

meanwhile, the mirror on its front page says that statins could halve the risk of breast cancer according to new research. the dailywas forced to live with muslim foster carers. and finally the guardian lead is that there have been a record number of calls to the police over mental health. but it also has a photo of the 51st notting hill carnival adorning the front page. a nurse serving a life sentence for murdering two patients in germany is now a suspect in at least 84 other murder cases, according to the police. niels hoegel was convicted and jailed two years ago — for giving lethal drug injections to intensive care patients. if found guilty it could make him germany's worst post—war killer — as jenny hill reports. they trusted him with their lives, but he killed patient after patient. in 2015, niels hogel was jailed for two murders. today, police revealed they have evidence he killed around 90 other people in his care, and they suspect, though they can't prove, he murdered dozens more. translation: if the clues had been duly investigated at the time, even in delmenhorst hospital, then the deaths of many patient

meanwhile, the mirror on its front page says that statins could halve the risk of breast cancer according to new research. the dailyhe case of a five—year—old christian girl, who it says, was forced to live with muslim foster carers. and finally, the guardian lead is that there have been a record number of calls to the police over mental health. but it also has a photo of the 51st notting hill carnival adorning the front page. we will start with the times. britain has to get serious, says brussels. they would say that, wouldn't they? it is frustrating what is happening at the moment. it seems to be so sluggish. there was the slanging match at the beginning which is still ongoing when boris johnson said they could whistle for money. the government in europe want to talk about how much money britain owes to europe. the other thing... they are setting the agenda at the moment. they want to talk about the anglo—irish border and the rights of eu immigrants who want to remain in britain. those are not bad things to wa nt britain. those are not bad things to want to talk about. that is what they are saying they want. but

that's on the front page of the daily mail, the driverless lorries. 0n the front page of the mirror,s too, lots of works across the bank holiday weekend. my attention is drawn to that curious image you have. on the back of the sun, if you're into boxing or not, there's an interesting fight between conor mcgregor and floyd mayweather, some saying it's not a genuine sporting event. it's not a very fair matchup looking at those two pictures! here's his son, to add to the circus thatis here's his son, to add to the circus that is the fight this weekend, his son is wearing a rather snappy suit and some shades. conor mcgregor junior. he will grow out of that so quickly! in the way that those big fights do, it has thrown up some bizarre things along the way. and money. floyd mayweather is all about money, he calls himself the money tea m money, he calls himself the money team and by a stepping out into the ring, sponsorship on his shorts will be $25 million alone. we saw the belt yesterday, did you see it, with the diamonds and alligator skin. very vegas. yes it is. where else would you hol

daily telegraph. exam boards must introduce stricter guards to counter the temptation of cheating, say headmasters. the front page of the mirror brilliant piece about shai hope leading the west indies to victory. he got his first test century on saturday and he got his second yesterday. an amazing performance from he and braithwaite, 2a and 23, great hope for the future. just quickly, in the mirror, we talked about wenger yesterday not getting angry enough at anfield. look, finally it's happened, apparently at training yesterday he got really cross, although i'm not entirely sure i can imagine a cross wenger, i imagine he goes quiet rather than louder. is he wearing a suit at training? that is a picture from pitch side. what is your accession with clothes this morning! have you got anything else? a lot of people saying he looks like a school teacher a lot of the time. saying he looks like a school teacher a lot of the timelj saying he looks like a school teacher a lot of the time. i asked him a rogue question once, he does get angry but it's a meaningful stare rather than shouting. he got cross with you? it's all right, we sho