and doesn't see himself— daily mirror. and doesn't see himself as _ daily mirror. if the government is saying, were not doing a thing were putting _ saying, were not doing a thing were putting her— saying, were not doing a thing were putting her hands of comets over to them _ putting her hands of comets over to them to— putting her hands of comets over to them to put— putting her hands of comets over to them to put up with some kind of solution — them to put up with some kind of solution stop i would like to reflect — solution stop i would like to reflect all the news so we will go to the financial times. they go to the bank to the financial times. they go to the itank of _ to the financial times. they go to the bank of england _ to the financial times. they go to the bank of england saying - to the financial times. they go to the bank of england saying not i to the financial times. they go to the bank of england saying not to| the bank of england saying not to interfere with city regulations, what is the story about?

, the daily mirror says schools and i the daily mirror says schools and nhs bills emergency.to heat. schools and hospitals too? more expensive to heat. schools and hospitais too?— hospitals too? yes, a lot of the focus has _ hospitals too? yes, a lot of the focus has been _ hospitals too? yes, a lot of the focus has been on _ hospitals too? yes, a lot of the focus has been on the - hospitals too? yes, a lot of the focus has been on the impact l hospitals too? yes, a lot of the l focus has been on the impact on households and people like you and me what will happen to our bills. and to some extent on small businesses, but the mirror raises an important point, which is that essential public services also have to pay their gas and electricity bills and they are going to need a bailout too, presumably. the mirror highlights one nhs trust which has its bills have risen by £20 million. that is just one trust, there are hundreds of them on various types across the country. they can only find that money by making savings on the services they provide in some way. so it shows the huge

and doesn't see himself— daily mirror. and doesn't see himself as _ daily mirror.lf as a very public figure and forgive _ himself as a very public figure and forgive me — himself as a very public figure and forgive me but if the government is saying. _ forgive me but if the government is saying, were not doing a thing were putting _ saying, were not doing a thing were putting her— saying, were not doing a thing were putting her hands of comets over to them _ putting her hands of comets over to them to— putting her hands of comets over to them to put— putting her hands of comets over to them to put up with some kind of solution — them to put up with some kind of solution stop i would like to reflect — solution stop i would like to reflect all the news so we will go to the financial times. they go to the bank of _ to the financial times. they go to the bank of england _ to the financial times. they go to the bank of england saying - to the financial times. they go to the bank of england saying not i to the financial times. they go to the bank of england saying not to|

what the daily mirror is making, politicians haven't had too much to say.ring borisjohnson, liz truss and rishi sunak on the front, and they say they would have to wait until they were in number ten to see the figures before they made any commitment of any help forthcoming and that is not giving people much comfort at this point.— and that is not giving people much comfort at this point. emma, the way the are comfort at this point. emma, the way they are presenting _ comfort at this point. emma, the way they are presenting the _ comfort at this point. emma, the way they are presenting the story, - comfort at this point. emma, the way they are presenting the story, it - comfort at this point. emma, the way they are presenting the story, it is . they are presenting the story, it is pretty bleak? it is they are presenting the story, it is pretty bleak?— they are presenting the story, it is pretty bleak? it is pretty bleak and the front of— pretty bleak? it is pretty bleak and the front of the _ pretty bleak? it is pretty bleak and the front of the northern _ p

absolutely, let's move onto the next the daily i let's move onto the next the daily mirror front pageourse talking about the family of the murdered schoolgirl olivia pratt—korbel. murdered schoolgirl olivia pratt-korbel._ murdered schoolgirl olivia pratt-korbel. , , ., , pratt-korbel. indeed, in this story, it's hard to — pratt-korbel. indeed, in this story, it's hard to say _ pratt-korbel. indeed, in this story, it's hard to say anything _ pratt-korbel. indeed, in this story, it's hard to say anything about - pratt-korbel. indeed, in this story, it's hard to say anything about it i it's hard to say anything about it because — it's hard to say anything about it because it's so awful, and the picture — because it's so awful, and the picture you can see of that beautiful little girl they are, it's absolutely tragic. you've seen an outpouring — absolutely tragic. you've seen an outpouring of grief from the whole country. _ outpouring of grief from the whole country, but also people in liverpool, and huge pressure on the police _ liverpool, and huge pressure on the police to— liverpool, a

�*rushdie stabbed' reads the front of the daily mirror.ushdie was stabbed up to 15 times in the attack on stage earlier today. �*the author was attacked by a masked man as he prepared to give a lecture�* reads the guardian. the telegraph also leads with the stabbing of salman rushdie — reporting that he was airlifted to hospital. and the daily express describes the attack as �*frenzied'. some other stories featuring this evening — the ft leads with the news that the new prime minister will face a public finance crunch, with debt payment and the nation's welfare bill set to soar. and a picture of a very dry field is on the front of the i — warning that drought will shrink food crops in the uk. so, let's begin. ijust want i just want to update you and ijust want to update you and the audience at home with some remarks we've had at the top of this hour, this last half hour from new york state police remember, this did not happen in new york city this happened in the western new york state and they gave a huge message following the attack. the

the daily mail lead with a university scramble, calling it toughest challenge for students in decades. while the mirrorn opposition leader keir starmer and his demand to "freeze cruel bills now". the daily telegraph continue with education woes, as they focus on dissapointment for a—level students. the guardian lead with an image and quote from margaret atwood on defending free speech. the independent focus on women protesting in kabul, a year on from the taliban takeover. the financial times lead on us lawmakers calling for trump's security threat to be assesed. and the times brings us back to the uk, saying three in four tory voters back labour's energy plan. let's start with the daily mirror, "starmer�*s energy demand, frees cruel bills now." hard hit families should not pay a penny more. there's been pressure — should not pay a penny more. there's been pressure on _ should not pay a penny more. there's been pressure on the _ should not pay a penny more. there's been pressure on the leader- should not pay a penny more. there's been pressure on the leader of- should not pay a penny more. there's been

volodymyr, the daily mirror in its publication , referring to a high-ranking kremlin official, wrote that kremlin officials are panic-stricken, putin's elite wants negotiations and an end to the war in ukraine, according to the publication on the evening of august 13, a high-ranking kremlin official secretly appealed to the west for this purpose. it is true that they do not write where and to whom this high-ranking official appealed, but according to the information of this kremlin official, as quoted by the publication, high-ranking officials and officers close to putin are alarmed by the downturn in the economy, the challenges caused by the war and some harsh western sanctions kremlin officials are also worried about the risks associated with hostilities at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, the publication allegedly writes for the mentioned the official turned to the contacts of the cia or western diplomats behind putin's back, how likely are the scenarios, volodymyr, of vladimir putin's handover to his own entourage of the west, serhiu, this scenario is absolutely logical. not

volodymyr citing a high-ranking official of the kremlin, the daily mirror wrote in its publication thatlin officials are panic-stricken, the putin elite wants negotiations and an end to the war in ukraine, according to the publication, on the evening of august 13, a high-ranking kremlin official an official secretly turned to the west for all intents and purposes, it is true that they do not write where and to whom this high-ranking official turned, but according to this kremlin official quoted by the publication, high-ranking officials and officers close to putin are alarmed by the downturn in the economy, the challenges caused by the war and harsh western sanctions, some of the kremlin officials are also worried risks and related to hostilities at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, allegedly writing the publication for the mentioned official, turned to contacts of the cia or western diplomats behind putin's back, how likely are the scenarios, volodymyr, of the surrender of vladimir putin to his entourage of the west, serhiu, these scenarios are absolutely logical. in that federatio

it's home, it's home, history makers, the daily mirror. there is that iconic photo. ny to the finals. a photo of all the winners together on the daily telegraph as well. what about the future? and the impact this result might have. . earlier, i asked tracy noonan, goalkeeper for the us women's national football team that won the world cup in 1999, for her take on the final. tremendous game. i loved watching the game, and the action and i was definitely excited to see england pull it off in the end. your national team has gone from strength to strength over the course of the last 20, 30 years even now, actually. how does england, for example, make the most of a moment like this because we talk a lot about boosting grass roots sport and obviously the excitement that young girls are going to see from a win like this, do you need a lot of infrastructure for this to work? a lot of financial support too? i mean, to be honest, england is reaping the rewards of what they have been already kind of putting into place, when you talk about the apprenticeship and the infrastructur

with me are the daily mirror columnist, susie boniface, and ali miraj, who's a columnist at the articleo both of you. tomorrow's front pages, here they are so far. let's start with the metro — which leads with a message from the family of olivia pratt—korbel, who say they will get justice for the nine year old's killing. the guardian leads with an exclusive report on russian plans to disconnect europe's largest nuclear plant from ukraine's powergrid, risking a catastrophic failure of its cooling systems. the telegraph reports on a message from prime minister borisjohnson, who asks the public to endure the cost of living crisis to help ukraine win in its war with russia. but the mirror leads with a different plea — to freeze our bills ahead of friday's rise in the energy price cap. to the tory leadership race now — the times calls plans from liz truss to move £10 billion out of the nhs and put it into social care a "raid" which will cause "alarm". and finally, the daily mail leads with the home secretary's priti patel�*s plan to launch a "rapid removal" scheme to deal with what it calls

�*rushdie stabbed' reads the front of the daily mirror.abbed up to 15 times in the attack on stage earlier today. �*the author was attacked by a masked man as he prepared to give a lecture' reads the guardian.

the daily mirror leads of the story of a dying mum who say crippling energy bills are making her lastsery. the start of footballer benjamin mendy�*s trial is the lead for the metro. a year since the taliban returned to power in afghanistan — the ft pictures soldiers supporting the group celebrating in kabul today. and finally, the daily express says liz truss is vowing to reject a second scottish independence referendum if she becomes prime minister next month. and we will know soon enough the papers say. as many as three quarters of tory members have voted. penny, do you want to kick us off, please, with some good news on covid on the front of the i? it is. please, with some good news on covid on the front of the i?— on the front of the i? it is, and we have been hearing _ on the front of the i? it is, and we have been hearing it _ on the front of the i? it is, and we have been hearing it on _ on the front of the i? it is, and we have been hearing it on your - have been hearing it on your programme today, about 25 million to be offered this new dual vaccine, which seems to be able to

sochi, writes zahidna press by the way, this is not the only signal, the british edition of the daily mirrorished a report by western special services, in which an unnamed kremlin official came out from the nearest putin entourage and offered to start negotiating. is it true that there is real panic in the kremlin? there is a bullet with experts. i tried to figure out the panic in the kremlin. the cat can communicate with the west behind putin's back and the fixed concept of survival and the fool will be killed as a hole in the russian budget accelerates the collapse of gdp politics, of course, news for russia. and why the kremlin wants negotiations with ukraine about the fact that the clouds over the kremlin are actively thickening, signaling more and more details, first there were data about a phenomenal hole in the russian budget, and later there was also a leak of information that allegedly someone is trying to negotiate behind putin's back, but who exactly is about this a little later this week the publication from the idea of ​​measure published an article in which it is claimed that k

in the uk which you will expect there is only one story in town today and if we start with the daily mirrorthe elated england squad, theirfaces the image of the elated england squad, their faces says the image of the elated england squad, theirfaces says it the image of the elated england squad, their faces says it all. talks about the historic when at the euro 2022 final at wembley and i must admit, the papers are very similar, this is the son. move over fellas, it is home and if you look at the back it is all the way around, it sort of looks at all the different players, the different images, the elation as the super sub chloe kelly landed that winning goal, this is the times, lionesses bring it home, holding the trophy there but this is inside this cover version. there but this is inside this coverversion. england's there but this is inside this cover version. england's pride as she sort of swings her top. she got a yellow card for that i have to say but she absolutely didn't care at all. game changers, says the guardian. again, the similar shot as they hold the trophy up hi. the daily s

hopelessly devoted to you, it says on the daily mirror and grease came out in 1978, and yet most peopleon-john. it is an institution that legacy _ newton-john. it is an institution that legacy will _ newton-john. it is an institution that legacy will live _ newton-john. it is an institution that legacy will live on _ newton-john. it is an institution that legacy will live on in - newton-john. it is an institution that legacy will live on in the - that legacy will live on in the tributes— that legacy will live on in the tributes from john travolta is very touching — tributes from john travolta is very touching. in the film, the legacy she leaves— touching. in the film, the legacy she leaves behind is fighting breast cancer _ she leaves behind is fighting breast cancer. and a lot of the research into it. _ cancer. and a lot of the research into it. very— cancer. and a lot of the research into it, very moving interviews about— into it, very moving interviews about her— into it, very moving interviews about her illness and how she copes with that _ about her illness and how she copes with t

the papers will be back again tomorrow evening with susie boniface, who's a columnist at the daily mirror ellen white also retired from the sport. i think this is probably less of a surprise then ellen white was, the fact thatjill scott, in the most recent euros campaign i think this is probably less of a surprise than ellen white was, the fact thatjill scott, in the most recent euros campaign when they won the trophy at wembley, she was very much a squad player. and you certainly got the impression that, her decision or not, she probably wasn't going to play for england much at all going forwards, post that tournament. i think it might�*ve taken a few people by surprise that she's retiring completely, that she won't continue playing domestically in this country or abroad. but when you look at the illustrious career that she's had, it's 16 years playing internationally, and that's just internationally — she's been to ten major tournaments including two olympic games with great britain, she's won the women's super league title, she's won everything there is left to win, she has nothing lef

but this story in the daily mirror is bad politics for this government and for the conservative party a critical time.— such a critical time. is stuck by the way the — such a critical time. is stuck by the way the french _ such a critical time. is stuck by the way the french are - such a critical time. is stuck by| the way the french are handling such a critical time. is stuck by - the way the french are handling the energy crisis because it is quite an interesting comparison. the energy customers are paying almost two and a half as much because president macron is impose strict caps on price rises in france. tells more about that. it is an interesting comparison. it about that. it is an interesting comparison-— about that. it is an interesting comarison. , . ., . , comparison. it is part nationalist. in the comparison. it is part nationalist. in the plan _ comparison. it is part nationalist. in the plan is _ comparison. it is part nationalist. in the plan is to _ comparison. it is part nationalist. in the plan is to buy _ comparison. it is part nationalist. in the plan is to buy the

the daily mirror leads of the story of a dying mum who say crippling energy bills are making her lastays a misery. the start of footballer benjamin mendy�*s trial is the lead for the metro. a year since the taliban returned to power in afghanistan, the ft pictures soldiers supporting the group celebrating in kabul today. the daily express says liz truss is vowing to reject a second scottish independence referendum if she becomes prime minister next month. and the telegraph has a picture of removal vans outside number 10, with the headline "johnson checks out...and into chequers". penny and digby, digby, do you want to kick us off this time with the front of the times? we are mixing up the stories, we have got almost completely a different set of stories, and also i have to put the stick about, so we need to get more stories this time. laughter i was being too liberal as a presenter! we cannot have that sort of thing. imilli! presenter! we cannot have that sort of thin. ~ , ., presenter! we cannot have that sort ofthin~.~ , ., _ of thing. will be in detention by friday... laughter _ fr

the daily mirror asks what has become of our country as a 87—year—old man waits in the cold for a ambulancehours. the guardian says water company executives bonus rose by 20% in 2021, despite most of the firms failing to meet sewage pollution targets. the metro's take on this is "feeling flush" — for what it calls the �*scandal�* of water bosses�* 2a million pounds pay rise as pipes leak in the streets, and sewage is dumped in the sea. and finally, the times says thousands of foreign workers will be hired for britain's care homes this winter under plans for a matchmaking service to plug staff shortages. let us begin. james, do you want to kick us off this run with the telegraph, and this story about exam results? , ., , results? yes, the telegraph hitting out at international _ results? yes, the telegraph hitting out at international students - - results? yes, the telegraph hitting out at international students - in i out at international students — in this piece, they refer to the fact that a fifth of places that universities have been taken by overseas students. it mentions comments from

the daily mirror is calling for the government to act.conservative leadership contenders, rishi sunak and liz truss, have pledged more direct support for households, but neither has set out much detail so far of their plans. the current prime minister, borisjohnson, is on the front of the express. he's said voters can expect a "pipeline of cash" through the winter. that was already announced before the new price rises were put in place. whilst the chancellor, nadhim zahawi, has told the daily telegraph that middle earners will need government support to pay their energy bills. he's also urged households to cut their energy use. we will talk about that in a little while. the guardian warns that millions of people could be forced to choose between eating and heating, as rising bills will leave many with costs they cannot pay. the times says the rising cost of living could push inflation to 12 percent this october — with the bank of england interest rate potentially hitting more than four percent by next may. and the yorkshire post says sewa

person.the independent office for police conduct has received joining me now is reporter for ther daily mirrorssing for seven weeks and the day of that the metropolitan police were called to support the welfare of a woman in croydon, they were not aware that this was the missing women because the information had not been made visible in the system until the next day therefore when they arrived they spoke to her but she decided to leave and so the tragic case continues seven weeks on, she still has not been found and the iop sea will be deciding whether to investigate further. how did it get to the stage? that's what you do not have answers to. that information was not available to the met police and the shared database, only available the following day so there was a missed opportunity to get 0wami off the streets and we do not know why the information was not made available. essex police has not told us anything, the statement they gave me did not address why the information was only available the day after she was only available the day after she was reported missing. what was only available

see at 1030 and 1130 this evening. evening in the papers — our guestsjoining me tonight are the daily mirrorheadlines on bbc news. the intended victim of the gunman who killed nine—year—old of olivia pratt—korbel is named. 35—year—old joseph nee, who was on probation, was also shot, but is in a stable condition. he's been detained in hospital and will be questioned by police. six months after russia's invasion, ukraine remembers those who have been lost in the war that followed. sport, and now a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. as it stands, to qualify for the group stage for the first time in over ten years. the bbc sport website for the latest while the lead cup also continues with four second—round matches, three of them containing premier league side some mothers premier league sites is down. newcastle united are struggling 1—0 down and not be newcastle over 30 years, could tonight be the night and teaming against the rovers and trail bristol city and against barnsley, the website for all the latest on that. england manager sarina wiegman has paid tribute to ellen white and jill

wrong kind of rain. j let me show you this in the daily mirror.t was lost in world war i has been found off the coast of the scilly isles, one of six destroyers built before the united states entered the war, the united states entered the war, the first destroyer to be sunk by energy action, torpedoed by a german submarine. and they have found it. lots of excitement about that. a real moment. there is a great story about it, the german submarine commander showed an incredible act of kindness, he saw the men from the jacob jones of kindness, he saw the men from the jacobjones in the water, took too badly injured crewmen on board the submarine and rescued them. these submarine and rescued them. those waters around _ submarine and rescued them. those waters around the _ submarine and rescued them. those waters around the isles _ submarine and rescued them. those waters around the isles of _ submarine and rescued them. those waters around the isles of scilly - waters around the isles of scilly are full of stories and shipwrecks. this is a good story,

so that was rather mirror in the daily mail then i look at another british press lord lord max beaver book who owned the daily express another best-selling newspaper and other newspapers in britain. beaver brook was different from rothermere and that he was not a fascist. he did not write admiring stories about hitler, but he was convinced that the british should have nothing to do with confronting the nazis in europe. when hitler reoccupied the rhineland in 1936 the daily express asked what does it mean to us? and in 1938 as nazi germany threatened to annex austria the express council the british government not to infuriate the nazis by protesting a german invasion. it is we who should get out and stay out the express proclaimed? all right. so those are the two british, press lords that i look at but since we're at the roosevelt library today, i want to focus the talk on the four americans. i want to look at the american newspaper publishers and talk about this media environment. they created for the president. and how they consistently tried to present their isolationism as true ame

the latest results of oil giant bp features in many of the papers this morning — including the daily mirrorstruggling with "crippling energy bills." the guardian points out that there's "outrage" that oil firms are raking in profits while energy bills soar. the paper says that nearly £50 billion in profit has been shared by the world's five biggest oil companies, prompting calls for higher taxes on the sector. the daily mail leads on what it calls china's "chilling threat" over us speaker nancy pelosi's trip to taiwan. beijing has vowed to use "targeted military action" in response to the diplomatic visit to the island. the paper says ms pelosi is the most prominent politician to visit taipei in 25 years. there's also a photo of princess charlotte at the commonwealth games in birmingham. everyone is loving the commonwealth games, aren't they? and "so much for the legacy" is the headline on the 'i,' which says the government has refused to give girls equal access to football in pe lessons, despite the lionesses' victory in the women's european championships. the paper reports that ministers

physical massacre of russians in those 8, terrible years for don boss with daily shelling, alexander, duke and, and his daughter on the mirror for yates websites. now this is a ukrainian website that blacklists and enemies of the ukranian states. though the moscow region investigative committee has now launched a criminal case into this incident, suspecting, foul play. and while investigators have yet to name a suspect in the bombing, there has been a wave of speculation with many accusing ukraine of involvement, wretched scoundrels, terrorists of ukrainian regime. they wanted to eliminate alexander julian, but blew up his daughter. instead. i want to emphasize that ukraine is in no way involved. we are not a criminal state like the russian federation and especially not a terrorist state. if ukrainian involvement has confirmed, then it is state terrorism carried out by the key of regime. there have been plenty of facts accumulated over the years from political cause for violence to participation of ukrainian leadership and state services and crimes. wilmington western media outlets have reacted to the killing with some publi

the daily mirror uses its front page to deliver a message to the government. rnings that six million families could see their savings wiped out by the unprecedented hikes, adding that a second raid on family budgets is expected before christmas. and the chancellor, nadhim zahawi, has told the daily telegraph that middle earners on salaries of £45,000 will need help from the government to pay their energy bills. mr zahawi said options to give more support to households are being drawn up for the next prime minister. we should say the front pages dominated by rising energy bills we have an energy panel after 9:10am. you can get in touch and we will put those questions to some experts. we will get some answers about how you can cope with the rising cost of energy. if you wanted a story that wasn�*t linked to the energy crisis, i was thinking for a second, should we do it or not do it? do i was thinking for a second, should we do it or not do it?— we do it or not do it? do it, we need something _ we do it or not do it? do it, we need something else. - we do it or n

massacre of russians in those 8, terrible years for don boss with daily shelling. alexander, duke and, and his daughter are on the mirrors for yates websites. now this is her ukrainian website that blacklists and enemies of the ukrainian states, though the moscow region investigative committee has now launched a criminal case into this incident, suspecting foul play. hello, western media outlets have reacted to the killing with some publishing, rather cynical headlines and comments of these ritual. blevins takes us through the story, the tragic killing. i've daria do going to attract headline for media across the west, but their focus seem to be on her father alexander again, or more specifically, his political views and his supposed ties to the russian government. sienna referred to him as a spiritual guide, while the u. s. government funded radio free europe called him brain. the daily mail took a different approach focusing instead on duke and appearance, which was shown on videos taken at the scene. they described his reaction to seeing the car. his daughter was driving fully engulfed in fire as if it was a plot of s

daily shelling. the philosopher alexander duke and his daughter are on the mirror for yates websites. now this is a ukrainian website that blacklists and enemies of the ukrainian states. now we can see some of alexander on russian tv. what we do buy really what we look at, people like biding burrell, soros and schwab is people are maniacs. they are not old by their age, but by the way, they think they want to save their western dominance at all costs, but it no longer exists and they are still trying to save it is a complete delusion, though the musto region investigative committee has now launched a criminal case into this incident, suspecting, foul play. well, the theater director and creation of the tradition festival that the dickens had been attending believes it was a terrorist on taking into account how much alexander doogan is focused upon in the west. the idea daria was among the most serious experts and analysts of processes in the post soviet space expertise was recognized as very competent and used by leading outlets. this blow was struck very carefully. this is certainly

daily mail. it wasn't a dream. we did beat germany in a final f, the mirror history makers, the back page of the i, the day it came home. now. certainly it can't be underestimate. he just wore an earthquake for english football last nights. achievement was and i need terms of the game overrule, i mean, you mentioned some of the record viewing figures that the record attendance is that we've seen, i think really have an out done. everybody out, whoa exceeded everybody's expectations at the tournament so far. the 1st match was watched oh trafford by a crowd of 68000 last night's game at wembley was watched by 87000 fans that's of record for any you arose game in history. men's or women's now spoke. i spoke to a when captain, the williamson. i'm and of course, the winning go score a chloe kelly last night in the mix. i'm a mix zone off to the game. and they told me that there hopes for the, for, for the legacy of this tournament is that those attendances, those viewing figures can be kept holiday really hope the, all of the supporters who tuned in over the past 4 weeks go and watch their local teams play go and pay a

daily caller, those sites. they say democrats are trying to destroy democracy. so there's a house of mirrors'm seeing first of all is in the last two months, the right wing press has not really focused on stop the steal. i'm looking at 20 to 40 conservative websites every morning. they're focusing on january 6th. they're focusing on monkeypox. they are -- >> so they are moving on from trump's election lies? >> well, not quite, because i think that all changed after this past week with kari lake. i'm already seeing stories that are suggesting that -- focusing on kari lake and stop the steal, and i think we will see many more of these stories happening. >> elaine, you wrote about kari lake. what was the most important takeaway from arizona this week for the press? >> the most important takeaway is they just sent a whole slate of election dendeniers, people believe that 2020 was stolen or say they believe was 2020 was stolen. kari lake said as governor, she would deser-certify the results. she's a huge maga personality now, a hero in trump world. win or lose, she's going to go on and be this ma

daily mail tomorrow with an attack on nhs, accusing the service of spending £1 million on "woke groups" for their staff. on the front page of tomorrow's mirrorase for the defence" — afterformer united manager testified in ryan giggs�* trial. the express is the migrant crisis will at least last five more years. the financial times�* weekend pages carry a warning about a market rally from the bankers of wall street. do you want to kick us off first of all this evening? this is the front page of the times, truss plans a holiday from reality, says gove? michael gove is coming out very firmly, becky rishi sunakfor the conservative leadership, as he also announces in saturday's times he is bringing his career, at least in front line politics, he says, to a close. he says that liz truss�*s camping has been a holiday from reality, and he backs it up by saying that her tax cuts will put the stock options of ftse 100 executives before the the stock options of ftse100 executives before the poorest. interesting to see michael gove come out very clearly for rishi sunak. he says he is doing this because it is what he believes in his heart, and that is not

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the mirror also has a picture of olivia and describes her death as "unbearable". the dailyg european leaders to keep supporting ukraine amid the cost of living crisis. and the most read story on the bbc news website overnight is about the dozens of people who were left stranded for hours inside the channel tunnel after a train from calais to folkestone appeared to break down. passengers were eventually taken off the train and walked along an emergency service tunnel. it does not happen often, that. frightening for thosepeople. shall we look at the inside? i love this story. a dream come true for many people and can you guess? flatpack furniture that assembles itself. researchers in israel say they have taken the first step to making it a reality and they have 3d printed wooden sheets that sprang into different shapes when they dry out after you have made them. i am not entirely sure how that works. apparently it puts itself together. apparently it puts itself together. a chair assembles itself. you can get pop—up tents but a p°p�*up you can get pop—up tents but a pop—up war