former editor of the daily mirror piers morgan has been quizzed about phone hacking allegations, whilethe high court against mirror group newspapers, the duke of sussex and others alleged their phones were hacked by the newspaper publisher's journalists. laura kuenssberg asked him for his reponse to allegations levelled against him. ido want i do want to ask if you have ever iistens— i do want to ask if you have ever listens to — i do want to ask if you have ever listens to a _ i do want to ask if you have ever listens to a voice mail without the consent _ listens to a voice mail without the consent of — listens to a voice mail without the consent of one of the participants. i consent of one of the participants. i made _ consent of one of the participants. i made it— consent of one of the participants. i made it very clear, my position is, i have never hacked the phone, never told anyone to hack a phone. no one has produced any evidence, including new... no one has produced any evidence, including new. . ._ no one has produced any evidence, including new... have you benefited from ster

former editor of the daily mirror piers morgan has been quizzed about phone hacking allegations on thee duke of sussex and others alleged their phones were hacked by the newspaper publisher's journalists. laura kuenssberg asked him for his response to allegations. i do want to ask you if you have ever listened to a voicemail without the consent of one of the participants. no, i've made it very clear — my position on hacking is i have never hacked a phone. i've never told anyone to hack a phone. no—one's produced any evidence, including in this case. the paper you were editing benefited and ran stories based on phone hacking. crosstalk again, you can make a lot of unsubstantiated allegations. i saw zero evidence in that case, unless i missed something, that prince harry produced a shred of actual evidence that anyone at the daily mirror under my leadership hacked his phone. now, thejudge will make his report. but as we stand here, that is the case. the boss of the uk's biggest supermarket chain, tesco, has called for the law in england and wales to be toughened to protect shop workers f

and obviously wethe daily mirror that theygs in the daily mirror that they printed years ago printed attacking young man. >> yeah, i think there was a there was a thing there was a guy called von clausewitz, wasn't he? he was some expert . wasn't he? he was some expert. he was german. so what he knew about war, i've no idea. but he said that only people that have been war understand war. and been in war understand war. and you lot of these armchair you get a lot of these armchair generals and people, all that stuff. there's so much disinformation going around about veterans. what we have found when i formed care after combat is that we have possibly 8000 veterans in prison in this country. yeah i don't know what it is. 4, a bit less, maybe 4 or 5000 prisoners is not one of them has said the mod or any battle has made them break the law. you know, it's just circumstances . i law. you know, it's just circumstances. i don't law. you know, it's just circumstances . i don't think circumstances. i don't think there's as many homeless veterans on the street as the newspapers say. i think th

and obviously wethe daily mirror that theygs in the daily mirror that they printed years ago printedttacking young man. >> yeah, i think there was a there was a thing there was a guy called von clausewitz, wasn't he? he was some expert . wasn't he? he was some expert. he was german. so what he knew about war, i've no idea. but he said that only people that have been war understand war. and been in war understand war. and you lot of these armchair you get a lot of these armchair generals and people, all that stuff. there's so much disinformation going around about veterans. what we have found when i formed care after combat is that we have possibly 8000 veterans in prison in this country. yeah i don't know what it is. 4, a bit less, maybe 4 or 5000 prisoners is not one of them has said the mod or any battle has made them break the law. you know, it's just circumstances . i law. you know, it's just circumstances. i don't law. you know, it's just circumstances . i don't think circumstances. i don't think there's as many homeless veterans on the street as the newspapers say. i think the

>> daily mirror that >> the daily mirror report.ash in rushed to help crash rash in rushed to help mark russia jumped out of his car after a crash to check if anyone had been hurt. so his rolls were £700,000. rolls—royce hit a car on a traffic island near emmanuel training ground, and he rushed out to check on the other drivers. yeah, so actually what happened was marcus rashford crashed into someone and had the decency to check that they didn't die after he rammed them with his £700,000 rolls—royce. so that's the actual story . catherine love her. >> the mirror, which is obviously a left leaning paper, so loves marcus rashford because it's he's always telling so loves marcus rashford because it's governmentalways telling so loves marcus rashford because it's government to, ays telling so loves marcus rashford because it's government to, ays 1know, the government to, you know, give school dinners , give kids free school dinners, even they're not free even though they're not free school their school even though they're not free schoo

so today, the daily mirror, i think i can show you today's headline as well on the screen .e and i shall screen. bear with me and i shall bnng screen. bear with me and i shall bring it up. but anyway, they are responding to that because i'm hoping i can get it on the screen. but actually, what they're saying, it's after threatening hard work in shop staff, this brazen thief walks out with, staff, this brazen thief walks outwith, we're just going to get it up. three cases of stolen lager . sir, get it up. three cases of stolen lager. sir, this get it up. three cases of stolen lager . sir, this is get it up. three cases of stolen lager. sir, this is not a desperate mom grabbing baby milk in the tory cost of living crisis. this is basically yet another yob filling his boots in tory lawless britain in. what do you make, sir? oh, michael . you make, sir? oh, michael. >> well, i think some of the crisis may be caused by cost of living issues and so on, cost of living issues and so on, cost of living problems . i hate that living problems. i hate that word issues. i don't know why

, the guardian, rishi sunak under pressure over school funding as a concrete crisis grows, the daily mirrornd the express, miracle weight loss injection to save lives and cut the £6.5 billion will bill. but is all us tonight. i am back tomorrow. see you then, good night. this mother washes clothes a few times a week to support her three children. she doesn't want us to use her name. the money for school fees quickly runs out. there's barely enough for food, so her daughter has to find work. she's started selling her body. she's 14 years old. translation: as a parent, - it's not easy to tell a child to do something like that. i would like her to go to school like other children, but because i don't have any means, she's forced to do thatjob. my heart is broken, and i don't want it to continue. she's not the only one. we've spoken with a woman who runs a brothel. she told us she's been getting more and more young girls. music. at this shelter, a rare moment ofjoy — celebrating a birthday party. these children were abused, abandoned or trafficked, some forced into the sex trade. rescue centres

english newspaper daily mirror described the year 2023 in this country like this. number of complaints registered in england reached more than 342,000 this year, which has increased by 26% compared to last year. the british trade union estimated the annual loss of shops from theft at around 1 billion pounds. i 'm not talking about big stores for clothes, watches, gold, and jewelry, but i'm talking about theft from grocery stores and basic goods. these are some of the pictures of grocery store robberies in broad daylight. such a thing was unthinkable in superpower england. attack it took place in front of the cameras at a grocery store on oxford street, then the police fled. or that there is a moral problem, mothers who hide goods in children's strollers . elderly people also do this with their wheelchairs. the british police do not intervene in 90% of robberies. a theft of less than £20 will result in a small fine. it means stealing from shops is an easy task. images of thefts in england are widely published on social networks. a user account named seyed aminu wrot

brexit enemy guy verhofstadt adds latest outburst and whether the daily mirror can really get away with describing this bewigged crook as a woman. and it's one year since boris was officially ousted from office who was booting him as pm the biggest mistake made by the conservative party.7 boris supporter anoosheh ashoori mogg takes on anna may mangan and ali milani in the clash . also coming milani in the clash. also coming up, a contest we'd all pay to see donald trump challenges meghan markle to a live debate. >> love to debate her. i would love it. all right . now, let's love it. all right. now, let's get serious. disagree so much with what prince harry's biographer , angela levin, weighs biographer, angela levin, weighs in on that. >> and the sussexes moving away from montecito to hollywood. plus, as the king and queen prepare to mark one year on the throne, paul burrell gives his honest ranking of the monarchy's performance. over that time with ratings for all the major royals from charles to andrew. you don't want to miss that. elsewhere tonight , it's lost its elsewhere tonight,

daily mirror tributes to shots.ou, granny harry's all alone as family member. queen one year on from her death , the sun back from her death, the sun back with pals after crash. top gear star at england match brave freddie returns. freddie flintoff was back with pals on the cricket pitch today. nine months after cheating death in his top gear horror smash , the his top gear horror smash, the 45 year old star who suffered facial injuries and broken ribs in the 130 mile an hour crash was pictured helping to coach the england team in cardiff. one day. captain jos buttler said he's a legend. it's great to have him around . the times. how have him around. the times. how carol vorderman got political. don't we know it? my bromance with elton by bernie taupin, his legendary lyricist, fugitive family tell him hand yourself in the family have escaped alleged terrorist daniel caliph appealed tonight for him to give himself up as the search went into its fourth day. also i raises the chance of ivf . success a woman chance of i

daily mirror tributes to shots.ou, granny harry's all alone as family member. queen one year on from her death , the sun back from her death, the sun back with pals after crash. top gear star at england match brave freddie returns. freddie flintoff was back with pals on the cricket pitch today. nine months after cheating death in his top gear horror smash , the his top gear horror smash, the 45 year old star who suffered facial injuries and broken ribs in the 130 mile an hour crash was pictured helping to coach the england team in cardiff. one day. captain jos buttler said he's a legend. it's great to have him around . the times. how have him around. the times. how carol vorderman got political. don't we know it? my bromance with elton by bernie taupin, his legendary lyricist, fugitive family tell him hand yourself in the family have escaped alleged terrorist daniel caliph appealed tonight for him to give himself up as the search went into its fourth day. also i raises the chance of ivf . success a woman chance of i

daily mirror. and football club. daily mirror. and they get the story out there in time .here mohamed al—fayed, pictured there with diana in 1998, of course, the year after she was killed, a government of failure. what a mess. thousands of children now told they can't go back to school because buildings are falling down, can't the tories get anything right ? just ask the get anything right? just ask the mirror . get anything right? just ask the mirror. those are your front pages. let's get reaction now from my top pundits tonight, author and journalist emma wolf, historian and writer david oldroyd bolt and tv and radio legend mike porky parry . and legend mike porky parry. and let's let's have a look at this developing story. you'll have heard lisa mention this in the bulletin earlier. mike parry , bulletin earlier. mike parry, mohamed al—fayed has passed away at the age of 94. yeah a significant figure in business, former owner of fulham fc, but perhaps most known really as the father of dodi fayed, killed in a car crash in paris with with diana. now, you're very close to

daily mirror. and football club. daily mirror. and they get the story out there in time .here mohamed al—fayed, pictured there with diana in 1998, of course, the year after she was killed, a government of failure. what a mess. thousands of children now told they can't go back to school because buildings are falling down, can't the tories get anything right ? just ask the get anything right? just ask the mirror . get anything right? just ask the mirror. those are your front pages. let's get reaction now from my top pundits tonight, author and journalist emma wolf, historian and writer david oldroyd bolt and tv and radio legend mike porky parry . and legend mike porky parry. and let's let's have a look at this developing story. you'll have heard lisa mention this in the bulletin earlier. mike parry , bulletin earlier. mike parry, mohamed al—fayed has passed away at the age of 94. yeah a significant figure in business, former owner of fulham fc, but perhaps most known really as the father of dodi fayed, killed in a car crash in paris with with diana. now, you're very close to

brexit enemy guy verhofstadt adds latest outburst and whether the daily mirror can really get away with describing this bewigged crook as a woman. and it's one year since boris was officially ousted from office who was booting him as pm the biggest mistake made by the conservative party.7 boris supporter anoosheh ashoori mogg takes on anna may mangan and ali milani in the clash . also coming milani in the clash. also coming up, a contest we'd all pay to see donald trump challenges meghan markle to a live debate. >> love to debate her. i would love it. all right . now, let's love it. all right. now, let's get serious. disagree so much with what prince harry's biographer , angela levin, weighs biographer, angela levin, weighs in on that. >> and the sussexes moving away from montecito to hollywood. plus, as the king and queen prepare to mark one year on the throne, paul burrell gives his honest ranking of the monarchy's performance. over that time with ratings for all the major royals from charles to andrew. you don't want to miss that. elsewhere tonight , it's lost its elsewhere tonight,

brexit enemy guy verhofstadt adds latest outburst and whether the daily mirror can really get away with a woman. and it's one year since boris was officially ousted from office who was booting him as pm the biggest mistake made by the conservative party? boris supporter anoosheh ashoori mogg takes on anna may mangan and ali milani in the clash . also coming milani in the clash. also coming up, a contest we'd all pay to see donald trump challenges meghan markle to a live debate. >> love to debate her. i would love it. all right . now, let's love it. all right. now, let's get serious. disagree so much with what prince harry's biographer , angela levin,

brexit enemy guy verhofstadt adds latest outburst and whether the daily mirror can really get away withbewigged crook as a woman. and it's one year since boris was officially ousted from office who was booting him as pm the biggest mistake made by the conservative party? boris supporter anoosheh ashoori mogg takes on anna may mangan and ali milani in the clash . also coming milani in the clash. also coming up, a contest we'd all pay to see donald trump challenges meghan markle to a live debate. >> love to debate her. i would love it. all right . now, let's love it. all right. now, let's get serious. disagree so much with what prince harry's biographer , angela levin, weighs biographer, angela levin, weighs in on that.

. >> leo we have the daily mirror now. will just stop that will just not stop inserting itself into the nation's attention. so nation's attention. yeah. so hans neiman, a chess master, denies using a sex toy to cheat dunng denies using a sex toy to cheat during a high profile tournament. he's he's a 19 tournament. so he's he's a 19 year old chess prodigy. you know, people are like at that age. yeah he he is suing age. yeah so he he is suing chess.com in norwegian grandmaster magnus carlsen for defaming him by saying he used vibrating beads to cheat his way through a game of chess and i usually use them to cheat at hopscotch . but chess is a new hopscotch. but chess is a new one for me. i got i mean, we've discussed this before. we have. we still have no idea how he can how how, how complex a message you can send morse code , i you can send morse code, i suppose.i you can send morse code, i suppose. i suppose it would have to beans. could create, to eat beans. you could create, but it's moved on. i have to but it's moved on

and it's great picture in daily mirror. picture in the daily mirror. better than never.er on this week. and of course, what's happened this week , all the children are back week, all the children are back at school when it could have beenin at school when it could have been in the garden. it could have been having barbecues , have been having barbecues, could have been at the beach, could have been at the beach, could been just enjoying could have been just enjoying themselves. sporting the themselves. a sporting the venues. then the sun comes venues. and then the sun comes out so better late than out. so it's better late than never. out. so it's better late than never . hopefully it still never. hopefully it still will be next weekend . be around for next weekend. >> according the daily >> well, according to the daily star's front it's going to star's front page, it's going to last halloween . last until halloween. >> would be nice, >> well, that would be nice, wouldn't it? >> that's a long stretch , isn't it? >> i'll cope. >> i'll cope. >> no, we'll be fine with that w

out until the ukrainian side kneels, look, well, it would seem that such media giants as time mirror, dailyss, telegram should now follow all the rules journalism to print a refutation on its pages, but this is at least, but it seems that this will not happen, it was not true, well, to hell with it. with the truth, as for the actions of the tsipso, it must be said that they are carried out in an absolutely arrogant and vile, quite goebbelsian regime, when the more monstrous the lie, the easier it is to believe in it, zelensky goes around and tells these lies everywhere, and these lies are spread by various western media, this suggests that the tsipso do not work alone, not on their own, but they are supported by their american owners, that’s exactly how this is where the propagandists actually act. the ukrainian authorities have once again shown their inconsistency and the spread of fakes. there has been no trust in this state for a long time, even poland, the main ally of ukraine, began to turn away from it, but the question is by no means trivial, even after this incident, will the whole

of course, the daily mirror saying governments a failure. what a mess. tories get anything right? but you and i both know benedict, this scandal has been flagged for 28 years now. it was brought to the attention of successive governments , the blair governments, the blair administration, the brown administration. they did nothing about it either. administration. they did nothing about it either . who's to blame about it either. who's to blame and why do we always have this unholy squabble to poke fun at the tories ? the tories? >> i mean, yeah, you're completely right to just sort of lay this at the government's doon lay this at the government's door. a government, if we're being honest, a prime minister and rishi sunak who probably wasn't born when some of wasn't even born when some of these buildings were going up, you know, to lay this at his doonl you know, to lay this at his door. i think is profoundly unfair. this is the fault of a series of governments, local authorities, but also building contractors as well. structural engineers who should have

of course, but that's a story being run in the mirror. the dailyevealed to the world at last. the inspiring 19 year old condemned to die in secret, a tragic teenager who bravely fought doctors attempts to withdraw her life support until her dying moments can finally be named. and she is sadiq tirumular and she was 19. she died whilst locked out in an extraordinary legal fight with an nhs trust and subject to a gagging order for her identity can be revealed after her grieving family went to london's high court today to fight for the right to put her name to the heartbreaking story . the right to put her name to the heartbreaking story. daily express now pm told only true tory values can save the party's soul. rishi sunak must return to the tory party and its traditional values if it's to have any hope of winning the next election. grandees are lining up with red wall mps in a gathering of the clans at next week's party conference to lay out a list of demands that they have. out a list of demands that they have . the times pm sets hit to have. the ti

of course, but that's a story being run in the mirror. the daily revealed to the world at last. the inspiring 19 year old condemned to die in secret, a tragic teenager who bravely fought doctors attempts to withdraw her life support until her dying moments can finally be named. and she is sadiq tirumular and she was 19. she died whilst locked out in an extraordinary legal fight with an nhs trust and subject to a gagging order for her identity can be revealed after her grieving family went to london's high court today to fight for the right to put her name to the heartbreaking story . the right to put her name to the heartbreaking story. daily express now pm told only true tory values can save the party's soul. rishi sunak must return to the tory party and its traditional values if it's to have any hope of winning the next election. grandees are lining up with red wall mps in a gathering of the clans at next week's party conference to lay out a list of demands that they have. out a list of demands that they have . the times pm sets hit to have. the

do you remember the daily mirror's political editor, pippa said, pippa crerar, very quickly said, oh,actually feared. she's, , now gone she's, of course, now gone across be the political across to be the political editor of the guardian. there's no way would have been no way labour would have been ahead. no way labour would have been ahead . 25 points in the poll of ahead. 25 points in the poll of bofis ahead. 25 points in the poll of boris had still be in post and he would have at the very least given them a very fair fight. what we're facing. nigel is a potential generation final shift in politics in this country, because if there's the sort of landslide that we saw in 1997, it could take the conservatives well over a decade to regain power . and look, what if they do power. and look, what if they do proportional representation? what if they then reduce the voting age to 16? you know, this is what people forget. and that's why i'm so angry that they made this decision one year ago . ago. >> yeah, i think that if labour takes power in the uk, it'll be absolutely disastrous for the bri

do you remember the daily mirror's political editor, pippa said, pippa crerar, very quickly said, oh,actually feared. she's, , now gone she's, of course, now gone across be the political across to be the political editor of the guardian. there's no way would have been no way labour would have been ahead. no way labour would have been ahead . 25 points in the poll of ahead. 25 points in the poll of bofis ahead. 25 points in the poll of boris had still be in post and he would have at the very least given them a very fair fight. what we're facing. nigel is a potential generation final shift in politics in this country, because if there's the sort of landslide that we saw in 1997, it could take the conservatives well over a decade to regain power . and look, what if they do power. and look, what if they do proportional representation? what if they then reduce the voting age to 16? you know, this is what people forget. and that's why i'm so angry that they made this decision one year ago . ago. >> yeah, i think that if labour takes power in the uk, it'll be absolutely disastrous for the bri

however, the band's manager, dave ingoldsby, hit back on behalf of the bennetts, telling the daily mirrors. vernie said she had some concerns about the pride movement being, and not movement being, and she's not alone. but this has now been weaponised against her, with louise's trying to get her louise's team trying to get her cancelled and calvin, this really worries me. i mean, i love eternal number one. it would have been great to see them reunited. louise redknapp is lovely woman who is a very lovely woman who hasn't been with the band since the the 90s. why this the since the 90s. why this makes so that i think makes me so sad is that i think it is indicative of what's happening in society now. basically we can't be friends with people. we can't work with people unless we agree with them. >> and it's on everything . >> and it's on everything. >> and it's on everything. >> so intolerant. >> so intolerant. >> yeah, of course it is. but i think these two, the bennetts, are absolutely right. good christians, standing up christians, they're standing up for this trans for children because

unless i missed something, that prince harry produced a shred of actual evidence that anyone at the daily mirror... you have made that abundantly clear. _ this extended. .. you have made that abundantly clear. i _ this extended... you have made that abundantly clear. i want _ this extended... you have made that abundantly clear. i want to _ this extended. .. you have made that abundantly clear. i want to talk- abundantly clear. i want to talk about one of the things you have been working on, rachel, kids meant to be going back to school tomorrow in england, kids in scotland have been back for a couple of weeks, you have new receipts showing kids persistently absent, missing one day at least a four night, the number is extraordinary, 1.8 million —— new research. extraordinary, 1.8 million -- new research. ~ ., ,, ., extraordinary, 1.8 million -- new research-— research. when i talk to children and i research. when i talk to children and i have _ research. when i talk to children and i have talked _ research. when i talk to children and i have talked to _ research. when i talk to children and i ha

let's have a look now at the hot the daily mirror tomorrow.income tax. i won't hammer you like the tories. my plan for a growing economy. strong economy. we got to say strong set from the set of offers there from the leader opposition, leader of the opposition, the man next prime man that would be our next prime minister we've also got the times lead times newspaper and they lead with still with hundreds of schools still in the dark over safety fears and crossings. approach and migrant crossings. approach 900 that will and migrant crossings. approach 90c go that will and migrant crossings. approach 90c go for that will and migrant crossings. approach 90c go for government not go away for this government is big is now reacting to the big stories of the day. annunciator smog. neil parish and simon danchuk. smog. neil parish and simon dayourk. me. thank of you with me. thank you so much. let's talk about this story been floating much. let's talk about this story it been floating much. let's talk about this story it turns been floating much. let's

let's have a look now at the hot the daily mirror tomorrow.on't raise your income tax. i won't hammer you like the tories. my plan for a growing economy. strong economy. we got to say strong set from the set of offers there from the leader opposition, leader of the opposition, the man next prime man that would be our next prime minister we've also got the times lead times newspaper and they lead with still with hundreds of schools still in the dark over safety fears and crossings. approach and migrant crossings. approach 900 that will and migrant crossings. approach 90c go that will and migrant crossings. approach 90c go for that will and migrant crossings. approach 90c go for government not go away for this government is big is now reacting to the big stories of the day. annunciator smog. neil parish and simon danchuk. smog. neil parish and simon dayourk. me. thank of you with me. thank you so much. let's talk about this story been floating much. let's talk about this story it been floating much. let's talk about this story it turns been floa

also, daily mirror tragedy on way to class school bus in motonnay horror . the times.. we can't let tax rises go on forever , insists tax rises go on forever, insists jeremy hunt . jeremy hunt has jeremy hunt. jeremy hunt has pledged to end the vicious circle of ever rising taxes by reforming the benefits system and tackling the spiralling cost of public services . in an of public services. in an interview with the times before next week's tory party conference, chancellor said conference, the chancellor said he'd biggest he'd launched the biggest transformation of public services generation . all services in a generation. all departments will be told to identify savings from reducing the number tasks the number of routine tasks carried out by frontline staff, such as doctors, teachers and police officers powers and also savings via investment in new technology . the sun secrets technology. the sun secrets behind defeat posh. i still want to kill people who bullied david victoria beckham says she still wants to kill people who attacked and abused her husband after he w

also, daily mirror tragedy on way to class school bus in motonnay horror . the times.. we can't let tax rises go on forever , insists tax rises go on forever, insists jeremy hunt . jeremy hunt has jeremy hunt. jeremy hunt has pledged to end the vicious circle of ever rising taxes by reforming the benefits system and tackling the spiralling cost of public services . in an of public services. in an interview with the times before next week's tory party conference, chancellor said conference, the chancellor said he'd biggest he'd launched the biggest transformation of public services generation . all services in a generation. all departments will be told to identify savings from reducing the number tasks the number of routine tasks carried out by frontline staff, such as doctors, teachers and police officers powers and also savings via investment in new technology . the sun secrets technology. the sun secrets behind defeat posh. i still want to kill people who bullied david victoria beckham says she still wants to kill people who attacked and abused her husband after he w

this one caught my eye inside, in the daily mirror.in what it calls his consssservatory.- he . an 11 foot python in what it calls his consssservatory. . no. he went his consssservatory. , no. he went into his conservatory, _ his consssservatory. , no. he went into his conservatory, there - his consssservatory. , “up. he went into his conservatory, there was a giant snake. how do you shove away and 11 foot python was like they are not native to the uk, it had escaped from somewhere else. they managed to catch it and put it in a bag and put it to safety but imagine how terrifying!— it to safety but imagine how terri inu! ., ., �*, terrifying! escaped from someone's house, terrifying! escaped from someone's house. may — terrifying! escaped from someone's house. may be. _ terrifying! escaped from someone's house, may be, resume? _ terrifying! escaped from someone's house, may be, resume? i- terrifying! escaped from someone's house, may be, resume? i have. terrifying! escaped from someone's i house, may be, resume? i have some bad news for

the daily mirror leads on what it calls fresh turmoil over the planned hs2 rail line, after downing streetappearance of madeleine mccann. the paper says the german police�*s case against the prime suspect, christian brueckner, appears to have collapsed, after a key witness threatened to stop helping the investigation. and the times is leading on a survey which shows british adults today care less about children being obedient and having good manners than they did in 1990, and now place more value on independence, hard work and imagination. and take a look at these striking images. stars from across the world of fashion and the arts descended on london�*s theatre royal drury lane last night for the vogue world event, which kicked off london fashion week. make of those outfits what you will. it is also london fashion week. again, interpret that how you wanted. the rapper and singer—songwriter stormzy wore an asymmetrical suit to perform at the showcase. the model twiggy is pictured here in a red velvet number, carrying a mini louis vuitton bag. not quite sure what to make of sienna miller�*s

the daily mirror quotes elianne's aunt saying: "she went to school and didn't come home.s introduced by the conservatives since the last election will be equivalent of 3500 per household by the next election. councils will be stopped from introducing new 20 mile—per—hour zones under a "plan for motorists" set to be unveiled by the prime minister at this weekend's conservative party conference, the daily telegraph reports. and the guardian features an image of the famous 300—year—old sycamore gap tree, which was felled. a 16—year—old boy has been arrested. we'll be at the sight with more on this, later in the programme. that story has affected a lot of people — that story has affected a lot of pe0ple in — that story has affected a lot of pe0ple in quite _ that story has affected a lot of pe0ple in quite a _ that story has affected a lot of people in quite a profound - that story has affected a lot ofl people in quite a profound way. harry potter co—stars of sir michael gambon are among those paying tribute after his death aged 82. he played professor albus dumbledore in si

whether it's protocol to mention that it was a travel lodge, but that's what it says here in the daily mirror for the night. but that's exactly what they exactly what they got. so, i mean, that does that does smack of a simple, straightforward hygiene issue . hygiene issue. >> yeah, absolutely. and bedbugs , you can take them home with you as well. >> well, new york used to have a bedbug epidemic, so i'm now trained to check under the mattress . oh, did you always mattress. oh, did you always lift mattress in new york? lift the mattress in new york? well, would well, yeah. and you always would check to see if there's little blood splattering. that's how blood splattering. that's how blood splatter. you can tell. that's can little that's how you can tell little dots. that's trick. always dots. that's a trick. always lift up the mattress and check. >> you know if you think >> but do you know if you think too much about what? >> have find anything? then >> have you find anything? then you would leave, flee you would just. you leave, flee the flee. the room, you flee. >> we flee from the fleas. >

today we had in the mirror keir starmer the daily mirror keir starmer saying no increases in income taxts of tax and there are all sorts of calm being uttered by calm words being uttered by labour to try and show middle england they're not going to come increase taxes come after increase taxes and government will go government spending will go through the roof. so that's the idea think the team idea. i think that the team around starmer now looking around starmer now is looking increasingly it's facing increasingly like it's facing middle and saying to middle england and saying to voters, give us a chance . and voters, give us a chance. and that's we are now facing that's because we are now facing a period of intense a 12 month period of intense electioneering. the actual electioneering. the actual election campaign won't start until next year. there may be october, november or even may or june. those those are the two windows i'm looking at. but until that point, i it's until that point, i think it's all about the election and what we're seeing from starmer here is his team to face the

the daily mail mirror campaign victory killer dogs to be banned strictly's back as well . ly star. say be banned strictly's back as well . daily star . say bye to the well. daily star. say bye to the summer and a big hello to autumn. that's all folks . if autumn. that's all folks. if you're lucky enough to have a bit of sunshine today, then the best that you can do is enjoy it while you can because next week it's going to feel a lot like autumn. are your front autumn. and those are your front pages. reaction now pages. let's get reaction now from my wonderful pundits tonight. delighted to have jasmine birtles as lord kulveer ranger and lewis oakley . folks, ranger and lewis oakley. folks, where shall we start? let's have a look at all of the different stories. can we talk about these dangerous dogs? kulveer hero dad killed by devil dogs was protecting his mother . there are protecting his mother. there are too many of these stories. the prime minister is right to act. >> yes, he is. look, we're a country. we're a nation of dog lovers. i'm a dog lover, but i don't have one o

the daily mirror headlines with a quote from 11—year—old ana paun, describing her "panic" as she was limited aid and rescue teams join a "race against time" to find survivors in the atlas mountains. and the telegraph quotes business secretary kemi badenoch, who says britain "cannot afford to cut ties with china," after a conservative parliamentary researcher was arrested on suspicion of spying. and this is the dramatic moment mark dickey, a caver who has been trapped in turkey's third deepest cave for more than a week, was rescued. he was on an exploration mission in the morca cave, when he fell ill at a depth of over 1,000 metres. more than 150 rescuers worked for nine days to save him. 0rganisers say it was one of the most complicated underground rescues ever carried out. a very lucky man. have you ever lost touch with anyone?— touch with anyone? yes. deliberately! _ touch with anyone? yes. deliberately! a - touch with anyone? yes. deliberately! a great i touch with anyone? yes. l deliberately! a great study touch with anyone? yes. i deliberately! a great study in touch with anyone

the daily mail mirror campaign victory killer dogs to be banned strictly's back as well . ly star. say be banned strictly's back as well . daily star . say bye to the well. daily star. say bye to the summer and a big hello to autumn. that's all folks . if autumn. that's all folks. if you're lucky enough to have a bit of sunshine today, then the best that you can do is enjoy it while you can because next week it's going to feel a lot like autumn. are your front autumn. and those are your front pages. reaction now pages. let's get reaction now from my wonderful pundits tonight. delighted to have jasmine birtles as lord kulveer ranger and lewis oakley . folks, ranger and lewis oakley. folks, where shall we start? let's have a look at all of the different stories. can we talk about these dangerous dogs? kulveer hero dad killed by devil dogs was protecting his mother . there are protecting his mother. there are too many of these stories. the prime minister is right to act. >> yes, he is. look, we're a country. we're a nation of dog lovers. i'm a dog lover, but i don't have one o

this story splashes the front page of the daily mirror.a company that he's associated with, was awarded £1 million contract to supply servers as part of the government's schools, rebuild building programme . now, labour building programme. now, labour as you would expect, have come out. bridget phillipson, the shadow education secretary, saying that this represents a gross conflict of interest . and gross conflict of interest. and certainly there is a lot of pressure on the education secretary . she isn't there. not secretary. she isn't there. not just the hot mic moment. the other day, but a number of comments that have been made and pressure on rishi sunak to become cause. of course, it emerged yesterday from the schools minister, nick gibb , schools minister, nick gibb, that while rishi sunak was chancellor there, the department for education had asked for funding to refurbish or renew 200 schools a year and were only given 50. and that decision was taken by the then chancellor , taken by the then chancellor, now prime minister rishi su

the daily mirror is leading with the news that police have received a report of an alleged sexual assaultraph reports that ministers are considering the introduction of a "minimum service level" that would force doctors to work during strikes. we'll be talking more about this at 7:30 with health secretary steve barclay. the met has warned it will take years to root out rogue officers in london, according to the guardian. the paper says britain's biggest force has revealed that 201 officers are suspended and 860 are on restricted duties. there are calls for a nationwide review of the use of surveillance camera technology in england and wales — including cctv and facial recognition. professor fraser sampson, the biometrics and surveillance commissioner, is due to step down at the end of october — and the home office says it has not yet decided how he will be replaced. our technology editor zoe kleinman reports. are you being watched? with millions of cctv cameras across the country — and on people's phones — the likelihood is you are. now, artificial intelligence is making it easier to scan

"terror on our streets" is the daily mirror headline, about a dog attack in birmingham which left severalnewsreader alastair stewart has revealed he's living with dementia, and has suffered a series of minor strokes. this was the scene in knutsford, cheshire, yesterday. it's the start of a penny farthing race which takes place in the town just once every ten years. you wouldn't want to follow one of those. they are tightly packed together. you could get a domino effect and follow it or something. not the kind of rush hour most of us want. , , , want. this is in the times. do you remember — want. this is in the times. do you remember at _ want. this is in the times. do you remember at the _ want. this is in the times. do you remember at the coronation - want. this is in the times. do you - remember at the coronation everybody sat on beautiful blue chairs? wooden chairs in the abbey. you can buy them. not all of them but they will be auctioned for charity is. king charles and queen kamil have picked several charities who will benefit from this. lots will go up for auction i think via christ

the daily mirror reports on a rise in shoplifting, which the paper says reflects the shocking state ofare out of control. and, �*mad vlad and dangerous' is the metro's headline. the paper says "two of the world's worst tyrants have met for talks", as it claims the north korean leader is "promising to help warlord vladimir putin triumph over evil". not such great news if you are on a ship called the ocean explorer now. 200 people on board. what is the problem? it is not going anywhere. if you enjoy that view, keep enjoying the view. you are going to have that view for quite awhile. what has happened? it run aground. it is a pretty remote part of greenland. you can go to these amazing places you probably wouldn't otherwise see. how long has it been run aground? a couple of days. the dennis military has sent another ship to help but it is so remote it will take probably until tomorrow before it gets there. i can think of worst —— worst places. i know they are ok for supplies. i can think of worse places to be stuck with that view. given the number of support vehicles around it, you would

apparently the daily mirror has reported on the tragic death of 15 year a 15 year old girl, she was killedmerseyside yesterday morning. >> that's the times that we're looking at actually, there it is. >> the times says the chancellor has pledged to end the vicious circle of ever rising taxes and the front page of the i. >> there it is features rishi sunak's plan to block councils from issuing zealous fines and prevent blanket use of 20 mile an hour zones. >> let's talk through some of the headlines today then with journalist and author ella whelan and writer and commentator candace holdsworth, our headline makers this morning. good to see you. good morning. good to see you. good morning. start with la . morning. let's start with la. actually, it's you, isn't it? and the mail and add the election plans . rishi they can election plans. rishi they can actually be pretty good if he's going to beat the polls. >> well, well, this is interesting is interesting because the mail is making a big splash with their own poll looking at various questions from small boats to taxes to hs2 and all the rest

according to the daily mirror and i'm absolutely gobsmacked . and i'm absolutely gobsmacked. 80 membersrom wandsworth prison. so, yeah , a tory minister has said that the staffing levels were still above the minimum required , above the minimum required, which kind of boggles the brain a bit . well, what are the a bit. well, what are the minimum levels? but yeah, so of 125 band three prison officers attended their shift. but but obviously 39% of the frontline staff did not turn up. they're not booked holiday it doesn't say it's not like it's scheduled in that this is just why the staffing levels were didn't turn and i just think this speaks to this incredible culture we have at the moment of no shows. how many times do you go for a train and actually you train too delayed because the driver hasn't turned up. the airports are in last week because are in chaos last week because air control staff didn't air traffic control staff didn't turn aren't people on turn up. these aren't people on strike. these aren't people who have scheduled or booked day have scheduled or booked a day off whatev

of mirroring operations related to investing funds from the national wealth fund, from september 14 to 22, foreign currency with a volume of 150 billion rubles will be sold on the market. the dailyrease almost 10 times to 21 billion 400 million rubles. mirroring foreign exchange transactions - is a two-stage process on the one hand, the ministry of finance depending on the forecast and current export flows. export proceeds sells or buys currency on the market on the other hand, the central bank, using the funds of condensate welfare, does exactly the opposite operation of this purchase in order to stabilize coal and prevent, on the one hand, our excessive currency from relaxing or strengthening. by the way, the central bank explained its decision by the forthcoming, on september 16 , the redemption of the eurobond currency issue russia lost the holder of $3 billion. in accordance with the presidential decree, they will be in rubles and some investors may decide to bring the russian currency into foreign currency by increasing the sale of foreign currency. the central bank is trying to meet the likely demand after the statement of the us dollar regulator, the euro and the chinese