let's start with the daily mirror and their headline countdown to war.ou make of that equipment i think this is... what do you make of that equipment i think this is. . .— think this is... what many people are feeling- _ think this is... what many people are feeling. like _ think this is... what many people are feeling. like the _ think this is... what many people are feeling. like the war of - think this is... what many people are feeling. like the war of words before potential actual war. we have heard for many days and weeks now that vladimir putin is gearing up, that vladimir putin is gearing up, that he has got all his troops in place, 130,000 or however many it is and the daily mirror count them and say the russia bolsters invasion force along ukraine border as hopes of peace dealfail. force along ukraine border as hopes of peace deal fail. they've also got on the front page details which have come out from we understand, being released by the american cia and security forces, and this piece as the information that's come out suggests rushing me pl

in _ the times, the daily mail, the daily mirror in the daily express all used up mirror in the dailyn the daily express all used up enough children, and that stuck out to— up enough children, and that stuck out to me — up enough children, and that stuck out to me i— up enough children, and that stuck out to me. i use this of the girl and _ out to me. i use this of the girl and a— out to me. i use this of the girl and a second girl who died, one was six years— and a second girl who died, one was six years old — and a second girl who died, one was six years old and one was ten years old, six years old and one was ten years old. the _ six years old and one was ten years old, the other was a kharkiv, the second _ old, the other was a kharkiv, the second largest city in northern ukraine — second largest city in northern ukraine. you know, i read the headlines, _ ukraine. you know, i read the headlines, it is the same thing over and over_ headlines, it is the same thing over and overagain, but headlines, it is the same thing over and over again, but it's a clear indication— and over again,

the daily mirror has the headline "lateral blow" in response to scrapping free covid testing as part he prime minister's decision to drop all legal covid restrictions. the daily mail today say that the prime minister has thrown off the shackles in response to his decision to scrap all legal covid restrictions. the i reports on the new plans to live with covid and says "pay for your own test". let's start with what is happening in eastern ukraine in these two breakaway republics. the times says that putin sends tanks into ukraine, and there is a picture of him there surrounded by phones which look sort of terribly analogue really. president deploys peacekeeping forces, we are told, not how the ukrainians will see them. ha. forces, we are told, not how the ukrainians will see them. no. this is an outright _ ukrainians will see them. no. this is an outright lie. _ ukrainians will see them. no. this is an outright lie. what _ ukrainians will see them. no. this is an outright lie. what president. is an outright lie. what president putin is tonight calling a peacekeeping force is a military

the daily mirror. i've got a few _ have a question? the daily mirror.nson and his government— impact borisjohnson and his government have _ impact borisjohnson and his government have had - impact borisjohnson and his government have had on - impact borisjohnson and hisj government have had on our international— government have had on our international standing - government have had on our international standing in - government have had on our international standing in the| government have had on our- international standing in the world, what do _ international standing in the world, what do you — international standing in the world, what do you think _ international standing in the world, what do you think it _ international standing in the world, what do you think it would - international standing in the world, what do you think it would take - international standing in the world, what do you think it would take for| what do you think it would take for us to— what do you think it would take for us to be _ what do you think it would take for us to be a

with me are susie boniface, who's a columnist at the daily mirror, and ali miraj, a columnist at thewelcome to both. thank you very much indeed for looking through the papers with us. some of the front pages focus on the relationship between the prime minister and the chancellor. the i says borisjohnson has become isolated as rishi sunak takes centre stage. similar theme in the guardian, which says the pm's attempts to rally his top team are floundering. the times of claims a cabinet minister has called for johnson to sack sunak, accusing him of being on manoeuvres. meanwhile, the mail has an exclusive from a tory peer, who says the prime minister's wife, carrie, is to blame for the downing street turmoil. the telegraph says british gas is under pressure because it failed to fix the boilers belonging to thousands of customers this winter. and the yorkshire post have a huge picture of the queen, who will mark the 70th anniversary of her accession to the throne this weekend. let's begin. susie, why don't you with the paragraph. the —— telegraph. they have this exclusive with nick gibb

the daily mirror's headline is �*get out! sh nationals are told to leave ukraine immediately as a russian invasion looms. there's a similar headline on the daily mail — it cites the 80minute video call between nato and european leaders to discuss the ongoing crisis. in other news — senior tories publicly warn the prime minister against clinging to power if the police investigation into no ten parties finds that he broke the law — that's on the front page of the i. and according to the guardian — the treasury is pushing for almost all free covid testing to end as soon as next month to save billions of pounds, despite warnings from experts. so let's begin... we will start with the mirror. kevin, if you are a pick—up at that. it is a very stark headline, really dramatic front page is looking at tomorrow's papers. get out! that is the message to british nationals in the message to british nationals in the ukraine. the message to british nationals in the ukraine-— the message to british nationals in the ukraine. , ., ., the ukraine

ros: while prime minister boris johnson was announcing those changes to covid restrictions, "the daily mirror this picture, showing him on downing street december 15, 2020, during covid restrictions. as you can see, one was wearing tinsel, another a santa hat. this plays into the stories about downing street, covid parties. police are saying that, which we already knew about, may have breached covid restrictions. police say detectives investigating allegations of breaches of covid-19 regulations on downing street, we will begin contacting people believed to be involved to get their accounts. the officers will be sending questionnaires to more than 50 people. while the bbc's daniel damascus is in westminster coming here are his thoughts. daniel: in the middle of the prime minister's questions, boom, that picture landed, and immediately the labour party stood up and questioned. that picture is the second with my party we already know about, but the questions being put to prime minister were, well, that party did not meet the threshold it seems for investigation by police, but should it be inves

what is quite striking about that picture that emerged yesterday courtesy of the daily mirror is that, the cabinet office passed onto them as a result 0ffice passed onto them as a result of sous grey�*s investigation, so there are a lot of pictures. dominic cummings was teasing yesterday on twitter that in his view there are way better pictures as he described them and the one we saw in the mirror with the open bottle of sparkling wine and a giant packet of crisps and a bottle of scratchy hand sanitiser in the middle of the table, priorto sanitiser in the middle of the table, prior to christmas 2020. there is every prospect at some point that those see the light of day publicly or if they do not they allow the police to come to a judgment that potentially there was lots of breaking off the rails. the significance _ lots of breaking off the rails. the significance of _ lots of breaking off the rails. the significance of that photo, it is a virtual christmas quiz. another event where boris johnson looked virtual christmas quiz. another event where borisjohnson looked as if he was perhap

as for the daily mirror, left—wing newspaper, i2 parties now probed by cops, three attended by the pmwn flat, 300 pictures handed over anne still zero shame as it says. i thought we would bring the sum to your attention, mamma mia, because of allegations there was an abba party, the winner takes all party taken place on the 13th of november when dominic cummings resigned. failures are leadership, tories turn on the pm over the report. a flavour of the way in which the papers have covered the story, which is going to dominate for quite some time to come. the un's top human rights diplomat has described the situation in myanmar as "catastrophic" and has said the international community has failed to prevent gross violations by the military regime. in an exclusive bbc interview michelle bachelet, the un commissioner for human rights, admitted that the country is now in a state of civil war that threatens regional stability. she was speaking to the bbc world service asia editor rebecca henschke. the truth is that the international community has been not very effective and has lacked maybe

the daily mirror simply say, "welcome to hell." so, let's begin. with the guardian if we can and operate let's begin with you because the front page is leading with ukraine. it is still moving with developments obviously coming in all the time on this. but everyone is warning of a potentially imminent threat here. warning of a potentially imminent threat here-— warning of a potentially imminent threathere. , ., , . ., threat here. yes, actually. we have had us intelligence _ threat here. yes, actually. we have had us intelligence last _ threat here. yes, actually. we have had us intelligence last week- had us intelligence last week indicating they thought they would be an attack imminently then and obviously the suggestion still is that that could come very soon. white house officials are saying in the next 48 hours because they say the next 48 hours because they say the way that president putin has moved his troops mean that they are all going to have to start getting very tired quite soon. so they think he is going to have to launch is offensive.

review the assessment that this did not meet the threshold for criminal investigation after the daily mirrord a photo showing the prime minister alongside an official. he was wearing tinsel and what appeared to be an open bottle of wine. , , ~ of wine. this is the met police's _ of wine. this is the met police's special - of wine. this is the met police's special inquiry l of wine. this is the met - police's special inquiry team who say they have i've invite more than 50 individuals who took part in those parties —— that they've identified. they are each going to be sent a letter with the legal questionnaire being told they have to answer truthfully and within seven days. and they are investigating number 12 parties —— remember 12 parties. investigating number 12 parties -- remember12 parties. damian grammaticas. _ -- remember12 parties. damian grammaticas. in _ -- remember12 parties. damian grammaticas. in other _ -- remember12 parties. damian grammaticas. in other stories, l grammaticas. in other stories, canadian police have warned truck drivers they'll be arrested if they continue their

it's a shame for the washington post the new york times. bloomberg the daily mirror bailed the sun and now the disinformation needs it, that there hasn't been any war, but they aren't given up. they have become obsessed with waiting for a war. donald, you know, it's one thing for politicians on the media to, to play the games of brinkman's ship. but what about the every day joe? like you or me, for example, if, if you will, from, i would take us to ukraine and how the people there ferrying amid all this rhetoric and intention. right, that's a good question. you think that this hysteria, media hysteria, campaign would be aimed at russia, but it doesn't really affect moscow all that much. it's the ordinary ukrainian people who have been living through a conflict drawn out conflict and on boss in just one piece that are being affected here. i mean, this is sort of a media campaign. it created hysteria throughout ukraine. there are people organizing malicious training for an alleged russian invasion that has failed to play out. and, you know, it makes it seem like the western powers that h

the daily mirror actually gave the hour, which exactly $200000.00 russians were going to invade. you create a preceded by hours of ferocious bombardment. they actually put on the front page and now on the face of it, they look like idiots are the suspicious part of me says they still must have something up their sleeve. why is the cia moving from here to live? why is the american embassy shredding documents in here on the face of it that just makes them look like idiots? and so i can smell all right, but i honestly can't point to the right yet. he think at some point that there will be pressure. it's not from the public to question the government narrative because many people to remember what happened at the, in the iraq war and the lies that were told i with that. so it's a narrative is russia is going to invite and it's quite clear, it seems. i far certainly that isn't going to happen. surely. people have to question what they're being told. yes. and they are, of course, those are disturbingly a large number of sheep in our country and in our countries who follow the whistle of

the daily mirror's front page — the "world holds its breath" as russia massed its troops along ukraine'sion of ukraine continue.

christmas quiz in december 2020 did not meet the threshold for a criminal investigation, after the daily mirrorished a photo showing the prime minister alongside an official who was wearing tinsel and what appeared to be an open bottle of sparkling wine. this i think is a significant development. this is the metropolitan police special enquiry team who have said they have identified more than 50 individuals who they believe took part in those parties, events in downing street, in whitehall. they are each going to be sent a letter with a legal questionnaire, being told they have to answer truthfully and within seven days and they are investigating, remember, 12 parties. damian grammaticas reporting on that story for us. in other stories for you today: canadian police have warned truck drivers they will be arrested if they continue their blockade of the capital, ottawa. hundreds of trucks are lining the streets as drivers protest vaccine mandates for a second week. solidarity demonstration in canadian border towns have shut down parts of the us—canada border. from ottawa, samira hussain reports.

the daily mirror notes one campaigner claiming borisjohnson could stop russia's invasion of ukraine byssets of the 50 oligarchs said to control vladimir putin's billions in the uk. the financial times has vladimir putin saying "the best solution" to the crisis would be for ukraine to "demilitarise," abandon its goal ofjoining nato and pledge neutrality. the guardian reports that rhe russian president has said russia will support the territorial claims of its proxy states in east ukraine, increasing the likelihood of a larger conflict in the near future. while according to the sun — the uk will send more arms to ukraine — within days. so, let's begin. looking at the daily telegraph, it is interesting. vladimir putin invading and it says that biden but the picture borisjohnson, appears to be in the briefing room, briefed by the admiral. credit to the picture, it's credited number ten, picture, it's credited number ten, picture borisjohnson about biden and vladimir putin. it’s picture boris johnson about biden and vladimir putin.— and vladimir putin. it's a way of caettin and vladimir put

minister is in a difficult position and cannot leave partygate behind because in the last hour the daily mirror 2020 of what downing street said it was a virtual quiz but it shows an open bottle of champagne and a picture of the prime minister not drinking from it but in close proximity. this isn't being invited by the police, there was an event looked at bite sue gray but it shows how difficult it is for the prime minister, even on something like lifting covid restrictions, to change that political narrative. our health correspondent nick triggle is with me. talk to us about what the prime minister said in terms of ending these restrictions depending on the current encouraging data continuing. how likely is that? the trends are positive, hospital cases are coming down and despite the huge wave of infections driven by the omicron variant the overall numbers of deaths of these winter are not above what we would normally see during any winter but it has come as a surprise to many that this move is being brought forward by a month. they had said it would happen on the 24th of march and it is uncle

tonight with the context, political editor of the daily mirror, pippa crerar and daily mail columnistine. hello and welcome. at the 2019 election, borisjohnson captured a slew of northern constituencies in england with the promise to �*level up�* the country. the government said it would rebalance the economy, share the prosperity of london, to address long standing underinvestment in the regions. and now we have the policy, a bill published today by the levelling up secretary michael gove which, finally, spells out how they aim to achieve it. this white paper lays out a long—term economic and plan to make opportunity more equal. it shifts power and opportunity towards the north end midlands, scotland, wales and northern ireland. it guarantees increase investment in overlooked and undervalued communities. in research and development, in education and skills, and transport and broadband, in urban parks and decent homes, and grassroots ports and local culture and in fighting crime and tackling anti—social behavior. it gives local communities the tools to tackle rogue landlords, dilapida

what we then had in the middle of prime minister's questions, that picture landed on the daily mirrorbour mp stood up on his feet and question the about it and it put him on the back foot again. that picture is a second one from a party we already knew about and the question has been put to the prime minister, that party didn't meet the threshold it seemed for investigation by the police but shouldn't now be investigated. 0n the very left—hand side of the screen viewers might be able to see there was an open bottle of what looked like sparkling wine of some sort. the prime minister saying this had been looked at but by the end of the day the police have said they are now reconsidering, so dragging it all back to that whole party scandal and as downing street attempted to move on, dragging attention back to this issue. to some extent you pre—empted what i was about to ask you because the prime minister and his colleagues desire to move on is being pulled back to some degree by the police are now saying they are talking to 50 people or more. we are now saying they are talking to 50 peop

i'm joined by ben glaze, deputy political editor at the daily mirror. good to have you with us.peculating that the prime minister is quite glad of the ukraine crisis because it's taking the partygate headlines of the pages of the newspapers? that's right, if you remember before parliament went into recess about ten days ago now, the prime minister was under an extraordinary amount of pressure from the opposition parties and also his own backbenchers about those partygate allegations and their elevations that the met police was now investigating. the ukraine crisis came at a good time for the prime minister. he has spent a week on the phone and travelling abroad, playing the statesman, if you like and has managed to turn the agenda over this past week away from the partygate allegations and onto the ukraine crisis so it has helped him in that respect. he ukraine crisis so it has helped him in that respect.— in that respect. he was being ressed in that respect. he was being pressed by — in that respect. he was being pressed by sophie _ in that respect. he was being pressed by soph

the daily mirror's headline is "get out!"british nationals are told to leave ukraine immediately as a russian invasion looms. the times�* front page leads on the same warning from the foreign office to british nationals to leave ukraine while �*commercial means are still available. the daily mail cites the 80 minute video call between nato and european leaders to discuss the ongoing crisis. in other news — senior tories publicly warn the prime minister against "clinging to power" if the police investigation into no ten parties finds that he broke the law — that's on the front page of the i. and according to the guardian — the treasury is pushing for almost all free covid testing to end as soon as next month to save billions of pounds, despite warnings from experts. so let's begin... rachel, let's begin with you in the front page of the times, that warning and many of the front pages of course lead on ukraine. britain sold to get out of ukraine while commercial means are available. this sto commercial means are available. ti 3

with me are susie boniface, who's a columnist at the daily mirror, and ali miraj, a columnist at thethank you both for being with us. very warm welcome to you. let's take a quick quiz through the pages. some of the front pages focus on the relationship between the prime minister and the chancellor. the i says borisjohnson has become isolated due to rishi sunak taking centre stage. similar theme in the guardian, which says the pm's attempts to rally his top team are floundering. the times claims a cabinet minister has called forjohnson to sack sunak, accusing him of being on manoeuvres. met police officers investigating parties at downing street have a photo of borisjohnson holding a can of spanish lager at his lockdown birthday bash, according to the mirror. meanwhile, the mail has an exclusive from a tory peer, who says it's the prime minister's wife carrie who's to blame for the current turmoil. the telegraph says british gas is under pressure because it failed to fix the boilers belonging to thousands of customers this winter. and the yorkshire post have a huge picture of the quee

i wonder if we can show it, there it is, which goes very nicely to the front page of the daily mirrorw probe - or is it? , �* , ., that story there, that new probe - orisit? , ., or is it? yes, there's a few aspects of this and — or is it? yes, there's a few aspects of this and ultimately, _ or is it? yes, there's a few aspects of this and ultimately, boris - of this and ultimately, boris johnson _ of this and ultimately, boris johnson clearly wanted to do this bil johnson clearly wanted to do this big announcement, saying they were moving _ big announcement, saying they were moving on— big announcement, saying they were moving on from partygate. but we're still talking _ moving on from partygate. but we're still talking about partygate — and that's _ still talking about partygate — and that's because during pmqs, this photo _ that's because during pmqs, this photo which was published by the minor— photo which was published by the mirror online, and mp asked boris johnson _ mirror online, and mp asked boris johnson about it, he was very dismissive _ johnson about it, he was very dismi

i don�*t how they work at the daily mirror, there are no quote max.and to green energy. theirs is headline, where things stand?— where things stand? and these comments. _ where things stand? and these comments, whether _ where things stand? and these comments, whether their - where things stand? and these | comments, whether their direct quotes— comments, whether their direct quotes or— comments, whether their direct quotes or paraphrasing they are very much _ quotes or paraphrasing they are very much out _ quotes or paraphrasing they are very much out of— quotes or paraphrasing they are very much out of touch him what's going on in _ much out of touch him what's going on in the _ much out of touch him what's going on in the real world and peoples experiences with this astronomical rise in_ experiences with this astronomical rise in hills — experiences with this astronomical rise in bills and generally the cost of living — rise in bills and generally the cost of living. and they clearly will not be welcomed at all by frankly, i don't _ be welcomed at

the daily mirror carries a warning that nhs waiting lists will get worse before they get better as hospitals the covid backlog. the daily mail focuses on porn sites being forced to stop children accessing harmful content, under draft internet laws. meanwhile, the daily telegraph claims six north sea oil and gas fields are expected to be approved later this year as number ten faces resistance over moves towards net zero. let's make a start. we will start with the metro. kier starmer fleas hate mob, calls for the prime minister to withdraw the claims that he made about kier starmer in the commons which were false claims and coming from many different quarters, in fact. , ., 1, , coming from many different quarters, infact. _, in fact. yes, and boris johnson should definitely _ in fact. yes, and boris johnson should definitely withdraw - in fact. yes, and boris johnson l should definitely withdraw them. in fact. yes, and boris johnson - should definitely withdraw them. the planes is lost. the point is completely lost, and i think prime minister and indeed all politicians should understand that

our guestsjoining me tonight are susie boniface, who's a columnist at the daily mirror, and ali mirajro the winter olympics in beijing are now officially underway, with 3,000 athletes from 91 nations taking part — 50 of them competing for team gb. beijing is the first city to hold both a summer and a winter games — but they're being staged against a backdrop of covid, and tensions over claims of human rights abuses. our sports correspondent laura scott reports from beijing. after a contentious build—up, the opening to a games that will carve out a new chapter in sporting history. back in the bird's nest, beijing tonight celebrating becoming the first city to host the summer and winter games. this was a far cry from the summer of 2008. sub—zero temperatures accompanied snow and ice which appeared to crystallise on the stadium floor. covid meant a capacity crowd wasn't possible. but the selected spectators were captivated by impactful moments. despite the frosty theme, there was a warm greeting from international olympic committee president thomas bach and china's president xi, keen to

tonight with the context, political editor of the daily mirror, pippa crerar and daily mail columnist

and in a few minutes, we'll discuss more on this with the the daily mirror columnist, susie boniface,edia. the opening ceremony of this year's winter olympics has been getting under way in beijing. this is the scene. you might be able to see the forbidden city, and the birds nest stadium is a short drive away from there. its rim is decorated with the flags of the 91 competing nations and regions. the ceremony is due to last around two hours and it will culminate in the lighting of the olympic cauldron. few global leaders have journeyed to beijing to be at the opening. that is because a number of countries have engaged in a boycott. but the russian president vladimir putin is there. and he's held a meeting with his chinese counterpart xi jinping. the two countries have put out a long joint statement, describing the talks as "very warm" and agreeing on a raft of policies. the statement warned against what they called nato's cold war ideology. many in the west fear the russian leader is planning to invade ukraine, which wasnt mentioned directly. 0ur china correspondent stephen mcdonell i

the daily mirror has got hold of a photograph as well. yes. hold of a photograph as well.ll. yes, there was already a _ hold of a photograph as well. 1&1: there was already a photograph of this event and what the downing street press office calls a virtual quiz. —— pmqs. decemberthe 152020, held under lockdown quiz. —— pmqs. decemberthe152020, held under lockdown restrictions, but this, although the prime minister participated, there were a few rounds of a quiz, so what shows are now, is an open bottle of alcohol on the table and some it looks like some half eating crisps as well, perhaps not the most salubrious of celebrations, but nonetheless, this bottle of alcohol. —— resembles champagne or foseco, and this would suggest, we will say that this was an event that was largely so cruel in nature which would have been against the restrictions of the time. sue gray the senior civil servant has taken a look at this event. police have taken a look as well, they did not think it was worth investigating. that is one of the ones that they are not going any further with at this st

the picture that we have seen today published by the daily mirror was published just as maurice johnsonst given that statement about looking to relax coronavirus regulations. of course in that time of the prime minister talks was mp saying he wants to be the agenda back away from all of the scandal around parties and to move on from that and what we see with this and with the police announcement is that that simply is not proving possible. these things, these pictures and allegations keep coming up and in this picture the prime minister and three other staff and one has to cancel on a one has a hat on there is a bottle of open sparkling wine on the table and with the police said at the end of the day was that they are not considering whether this event should be added to those being investigated. dentistry is always said the prime ministerjust drop by and happened to drop in on a zoom quiz here, but again this is dragging the attention back onto theseissues dragging the attention back onto these issues and not with the prime minister was trying to turn the focus to at prime minister's q

prime minister near what looks like a bottle of champagne and that picture has emerged on the daily mirror that they are reviewing their assessment that the christmas quiz at number ten back in 2020 just before christmas, december the 15th, reviewing the assessment it did not meet the threshold of criminal investigation, so sounds like they are adding that to their list of parties that they are investigating. let's go straight to our political correspondent alex forsyth at westminster. that will be unwelcome news in downing street, the news that scotland yard are reviewing that scotland yard are reviewing that assessment. it that scotland yard are reviewing that assessment.— that scotland yard are reviewing that assessment. it definitely will. it is addin: that assessment. it definitely will. it is adding onto _ that assessment. it definitely will. it is adding onto the _ that assessment. it definitely will. it is adding onto the list _ that assessment. it definitely will. it is adding onto the list of - that assessment. it definitely will. it is adding onto the list of those l it is addin

the daily mirror leads with this image of wayne rooney and his wife coleen as the pair open up aboutan see our full interview with wayne rooney at 8.30 this morning. and remember this, the cat that stopped play between sheffield wednesday and wigan athletic on tuesday night? well, it turns out she'd been missing for months. topsey had escaped injune during a trip to a cattery. her owner is looking forward to seeing her again. that is a catch that does not like to be told what to do. escaping on the way to the cattery. storming onto the pitch.— the way to the cattery. storming onto the pitch. and then somehow endin: u- onto the pitch. and then somehow ending up in _ onto the pitch. and then somehow ending up in the — onto the pitch. and then somehow ending up in the middle _ onto the pitch. and then somehow ending up in the middle of - onto the pitch. and then somehow ending up in the middle of a - ending up in the middle of a football match. what an extraordinary story. that is the time when you definitely need one of those mapping things to see where the cat has been. if it those ma

question on the allegation that borisjohnson sent 600 troops to ukraine, it comes from a story in the daily mirrorte story. we have had exercises and training when we had infantry regiments training in small numbers and they do at some exercise when they go back and in the black sea we have regularly taken in part of patrols, lots of other countries have, the united states, the dutch, the french, it is a regular exercise, because we believe in upholding the freedom of navigation. we would pull that freedom wherever we can in the world is a trading nation, a seafaring nation under a un treaty that provides that freedom of navigation and has the more signatures to it so it is important that we not only demonstrated but we uphold it so we will always continue to patrol. there are periodic controls in the royal navy into the black sea, we declare it in line with the montrose declaration so it is fully transparent and most of the other countries that do that as a requirement of the international community. we always make it declared and we will stick to the international law of the sea. i'm not going t

"carnage" is the daily mirror's headline, as the paper opts for a photo of high waves in blackpool. telegraph's lead story also focuses on the chaos caused by the storm, as the the paper reports that some power cuts could last a8 hours, and potentially even longer in rural areas. and finally, the new york times leads with comments from us presidentjoe biden, who say he is convinced that his russian counterpart, vladimir putin, has decided to again invade ukraine. we will have a look at some of the inside of the papers, and this is a bit of a perennial one, something we see quite a lot. this is a bit of a... teacher is what it is called, like chart —— tea chart. i am a super week. like chart —— tea chart. i am a superweek. mine like chart —— tea chart. i am a super week. mine is basically milk and water with a hint of tea. that is mine. it says it reveals about my personality that i am apathetic. i’m personality that i am apathetic. i'm not personality that i am apathetic. i“n not bothered either way. i would go here. it is supposed to be the colour of he—man. anyone who remembers th

"d—day on prices agony" is the daily mirror's headline, with the lead story focusing on the surge inusehold bills. that announcement just after 11 this morning. we'll be bringing you more on this story on breakfast this morning, but if you want to find out more, the bbc news website has a number of useful articles to help you make sense of what's going on. and potential ways to curb your bills. worth making that point. we will give you practical information and talking through what help there may be available. some announcements expected from the government and we will try to flesh out what they might be. a good picture? a good picture. what do you see? do not read the words. it looks like fish flying in formation. underwaterflying. it formation. underwater flying. it looks formation. underwaterflying. it looks like flying fish underwater. how am i doing? you are hearing laughter in our ears and studio floor. there are flying fish. i know there is ridicule around. it is not ridicule. it is amusement. these are leaves. that is a snake. it is disguising itself among the leaves of the j

"lateral blow" is the daily mirror's reaction to the news that free rapid tests are ending.owest—paid will be hardest hit. how inspired have you been by our curlers at the olympics? i like how inspired have you been by our curlers at the olympics?— curlers at the olympics? i like a bit of curling. _ curlers at the olympics? i like a bit of curling. rhona... - curlers at the olympics? i like a bit of curling. rhona... not - curlers at the olympics? i like a i bit of curling. rhona... not rhona martin any — bit of curling. rhona... not rhona martin any more. _ bit of curling. rhona... not rhona martin any more. the _ bit of curling. rhona... not rhona martin any more. the women - bit of curling. rhona... not rhona martin any more. the women whoj bit of curling. rhona... not rhona - martin any more. the women who won gold a few years ago, beautiful. lots of people attacked have a go. this is the flower bowl in preston, booked up for the next two weeks because you can can have a go there. the owner is suggesting, this is nigel, my plea to ice rink owners across the uk is to buy

the bridge defences also appear on the front of the daily mirror, with the words, "we are not afraid.ivilians who are now volunteering to fight. the guardian says that russian forces have "tightened their grip" on the ukrainian capital, and have also carried out attacks on the black sea coast. and the south wales evening post has a different take on the crisis, reporting that wales is "ready for refugees" as thousands flee the conflict. we are actually going to talk to the armed forces minister later and asked him how many ukrainians the uk might be welcoming. but seeing the images and reports from ukraine is really upsetting forany of us, but we are not living it. it's likely to be even worse for the thousands of ukrainians who live here in the uk. simonjones has been hearing from some of those watching from afar, desperately worried about family members and the fate of their homeland. the anxiety on their faces is clear. members of this ukrainian club in luton are desperately trying to get in touch with family and friends back home. when contact is made, the message coming out of th

you have the daily mirror reporting that a photo exists of borisjohnson holding a beer at one of thesecome a criminal offence. angus crawford has more on this. the online world can seem like a lawless space. this bill, a first attempt to regulate it, expected before parliament very soon. tech companies already face fines of up to 10% of global turnover if they don't take down child abuse material and terrorism content. but now that will also include drug and arms dealing, encouraging suicide, fraud and revenge porn. the government says it'll be able to bring the full weight of the law against people using the internet as a weapon to ruin other people's lives. it's going to hold to account, hold the feet to the fire of those online platforms, they we know have been allowed free reign, damaged lives of young people and adults and will be held to account for the first time. users will also face new criminal offences for sending threatening or harmful messages, protecting high profile figures like england's footballers who faced a barrage of racist abuse after the euros. deliberately posti

the daily mail leads on prince andrew�*s out of court settlement and describes it as a "humiliation". the mirror queen and prince charles �*ordered�* prince andrew to settle out of court. the daily star also focusses on prince andrew settling his case out of court describing him as a "royal wrong �*un". the sun describe prince andrew settling as "his final disgrace" and they say it will mean a "lifetime exile from royal duties". the guardian focuses on what it calls prince andrew avoiding the "humiliation of giving evidence" by settling out of court. the telegraph speculates on the settlement amount — suggesting the queen will help her son pay more than £12 million. the metro says prince andrew has paid up after previously demanding a jury trial. meanwhile, the times highlights the tensions in ukraine and how there are warnings from the us that there is "no sign of de—escalation" so let�*s begin... we will start with the prince andrew settlement. we will start with the son who has as usual probably the punchis son who has as usual probably the punch is headlined. the sun, duke settles six case,

the "daily mail" has $10 million pound humiliation. another newspaper, "the mirrorr, and all of the newspapers agree on this, chris, describe it as prince andrew's final disgrace. so clearly, there are two aspects to this. one is the legal side, and there are many, many details we don't know at this stage, and the reputational side. and there's a lot of conversation here, a lot of talk about why was it that this all suddenly appeared to change. prince andrew appeared to be prepared to go to court there in new york. suddenly, that isn't the case anymore. some suggesting that it is the queen, inside buckingham palace there, who just wasn't prepared to see the kind of damage that a court case like that would bring to the royal family. there is even talk that the queen may have used some of her private funds in order to reach this settlement. that, in itself, will be controversial. look, i mean, prince andrew in that statement, he doesn't admit anything, but neither has he cleared his name, as he has again and again said that he has wanted to, and there seems little dou