but maybe mirror being listed it in the daily mirror. be mirror being listed it in the daily mirror. but of honourable �*ror being listed it in the daily mirror. but of honourable �*ror iit.ng sort of honourable about it. yeah, have decided to the yeah, we have decided to the mirror. yeah. are not mirror. yeah. yeah. we are not going you after they put going to tell you after they put that about that story about charlie, about archie's the archie's skin colour on the paper i've got to paper for about, i've got to query this is actually racist. >> i mean if you've got i've got friends, know, mixed race friends, you know, mixed race families mixed race families. i'm a mixed race family you know, you family myself. you know, if you have kids, you're going to you're discuss, you you're going to discuss, you know, colour what know, what colour eyes, what colour colour skin. colour hair, what colour skin. it's not racist it's not it's not a racist thing. would racist if thing. it would be racist if they then said, and that's bad. but they're ju

but maybe mirror being listed it in the daily mirror. be mirror being listed it in the daily mirror. but of honourable �*ror being listed it in the daily mirror. but of honourable �*ror iit.ng sort of honourable about it. yeah, have decided to the yeah, we have decided to the mirror. yeah. are not mirror. yeah. yeah. we are not going you after they put going to tell you after they put that about that story about charlie, about archie's the archie's skin colour on the paper i've got to paper for about, i've got to query this is actually racist. >> i mean if you've got i've got friends, know, mixed race friends, you know, mixed race families mixed race families. i'm a mixed race family you know, you family myself. you know, if you have kids, you're going to you're discuss, you you're going to discuss, you know, colour what know, what colour eyes, what colour colour skin. colour hair, what colour skin. it's not racist it's not it's not a racist thing. would racist if thing. it would be racist if they then said, and that's bad. but they're ju

the daily mirror, nightmare at a&e, the state of crisis in the country's emergency departments and the triple lock. at the top it has newsnight on the chopping block. as you can see, newsnight has made some headlines ourselves today. the bbc has announced that it will cut our staff and budget by more than 50%. that's to help finance new digitaljobs. and indeed a revamped newsnight will be launched next year, but without its team of dedicated reporters, film producers, camera crews and editors. for someone who's worked on this programme for more than 30 years, most of my life, that makes it a sad day for me. that's all in any case from us for tonight. victoria will be with you tomorrow, goodbye. breaking news from around the world 24 breaking news from around the world 2a hours a day. this is bbc news. survey take a breath. they have been overwhelmed by a catastrophic situation, and all of the assistance that has gone and is not enough, but certainly and all of the assistance that has gone and is not enough, but certainly it and all of the assistance that has gone and is not enough, but

as a seven year old, i wrote to marjorie proops, who was on the daily mirror. daily the marjorie daily mirror at the time asking me and yeah, absolutely. i got a job in absolutely. how i got a job in in journalism. and she wrote back me and i've got back to me and i've still got that letter this day. but that letter to this day. but yeah, no family history. no yeah, no, no family history. no background. zero background. i mean, zero education, can tell . but education, as you can tell. but it was just like it was just one of the things i wanted to do. >> so spending time on the beach with george best in mauritius, that's of that's probably one of the highlights your your highlights of your of your career anymore. would say it's career anymore. i would say it's not a highlight, but it's not really a highlight, but it's something especially something i think, especially with going on how. >> now. >> i was lucky enough if that's the word, to experience the right word, to experience what it was like covering the genocide in rwanda . yeah. and i genocide in rwanda. y

. >> two minutes the on the >> two minutes on the on the daily mirror.n fact, one minute mirror. minute on the daily mirror. >> got to pay. >> britain's got got to pay. william david walliams and he he's he they had an open mic. they had an open mic. like dunng they had an open mic. like during the recording. we have the mics i've said some the mics and i've said some absolutely about absolutely lovely things about leo and people are going to say, wait a second, you were a bad mouthing him just a second ago, but now and it would kill my career if they pleased. the career if they were pleased. the people in the booths people in the in the booths don't reveal volumes. >> did it the other way round. >> did it the other way round. >> yeah that's right. >> yeah. oh yeah that's right. he was revealed himself to he he was he revealed himself to be a nasty piece of work be quite a nasty piece of work really didn't he. >> think most people felt that >> i think most people felt that way. now they're going to way. but now they're going to have are too? yeah >>i yea

as a seven year old, i wrote to marjorie proops, who was on the daily mirror. mirror the marjorie daily mirror at the time asking me and yeah, absolutely. i got a job in absolutely. how i got a job in in journalism. she wrote in journalism. and she wrote back to me and i've got back to me and i've still got that letter this day. but that letter to this day. but yeah, no family history. no yeah, no, no family history. no background. zero background. i mean, zero education, can tell . but education, as you can tell. but it was just like it was just one of the things i wanted to do. >> so spending time on the beach with george best in mauritius, that's of that's probably one of the highlights your your highlights of your of your career anymore. would say it's career anymore. i would say it's not a highlight, but it's not really a highlight, but it's something especially something i think, especially with going on how. >> now. >> i was lucky enough if that's the word, to experience the right word, to experience what it was like covering the genocide in rwanda . yea

. >> two minutes the on the >> two minutes on the on the daily mirror.fact, one minute mirror. minute on the daily mirror. >> got to pay. >> britain's got got to pay. william david walliams and he he's he they had an open mic. they had an open mic. like dunng they had an open mic. like during the recording. we have the mics i've said some the mics and i've said some absolutely about absolutely lovely things about leo and people are going to say, wait a second, you were a bad mouthing him just a second ago, but now and it would kill my career if they pleased. the career if they were pleased. the people in the booths people in the in the booths don't reveal volumes. >> did it the other way round. >> did it the other way round. >> yeah that's right. >> yeah. oh yeah that's right. he was revealed himself to he he was he revealed himself to be a nasty piece of work be quite a nasty piece of work really didn't he. >> think most people felt that >> i think most people felt that way. now they're going to >> i think most people felt that way. to now they're going

the sun has knolls mega divorce and the daily mirror torn apart heart. cussing . those we were just discussing. those were your front pages . and that were your front pages. and that is all. we've got time for. thanks to my guests, bruce devlin and nick dixon. leo kearse be here tomorrow at kearse will be here tomorrow at 11:00 with nick lewis . and 11:00 with nick and lewis. and if the 5 am, if you're watching the 5 am, repeat the moment. please do repeat at the moment. please do stay because it's time >> it's 9:00. happy friday. one and all the weekend starts here on television, on radio and onune on television, on radio and online in the united kingdom and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight it in my big opinion, rishi sunak must keep his straight talking. home secretary suella braverman , who secretary suella braverman, who speaks for millions . if she speaks for millions. if she goes, so does any chance of winning the next election . on my winning the next election. on my mark meets guest is the hugely popular local radio dj alex dyke, who w

the sun has knolls mega divorce and the daily mirror torn apart heart. iscussing . those we were just discussing. those were your front pages . and that were your front pages. and that is all. we've got time for. thanks to my guests, bruce devlin and nick dixon. leo kearse be here tomorrow at kearse will be here tomorrow at 11:00 with nick lewis . and 11:00 with nick and lewis. and if the 5 am, if you're watching the 5 am, repeat the moment. please do repeat at the moment. please do stay because it's time is two short minutes of silence. the peoples of the empire remember the living find their communion with those who marched into the great beyond. we must never betray their trust nor cast away all that they in those four years fought to save . four years fought to save. >> we will remember them. britain marks armistice day 105 years to the day. the bloody fighting of the first world war ended as a two minute silence takes place at the 11th hour. on the 11th day of the 11th month. >> but as tensions are inflamed over a pro—palestine march, which is planne

the sun has knolls mega divorce and the daily mirror torn apart heart. scussing . those we were just discussing. those were your front pages . and that were your front pages. and that is all. we've got time for. thanks to my guests, bruce devlin and nick dixon. leo kearse be here tomorrow at kearse will be here tomorrow at 11:00 with nick lewis . and 11:00 with nick and lewis. and if the 5 am, if you're watching the 5 am, repeat the moment. please do repeat at the moment. please do stay because it's time >> welcome to lee anderson's real world. >> and tonight on the show, got a cracking line up of guests. we've got david oldroyd bolt. he's an historian. we've got to historians because got historians on because we've got peter caddick adams as well returning for about the 10th time. got simon danchuk. time. we've got simon danchuk. he's mp , also he's a former labour mp, also got brilliant broadcaster and got a brilliant broadcaster and author emma wolf. she's coming back on the show for the second time. and broadcasting legend and gb news regular dawn nee

statement the daily mirror now braverman quit calls grow have you no shame with no hint of remorse?taph as she was blamed for violence on armistice day. the maldon's squalid the guardian maldon's squalid housing making nhs crisis worse. braverman demands more action on marches and no power, no water and little hope in gaza. hospital meanwhile in the sun , hospital meanwhile in the sun, exclusive protest crackdown never again as kate's , the never again as kate's, the princess of wales marks a silence. new laws being proposed to protect remembrance sunday in the daily star for sneeze cousins with yearlong hay fever. it's the perfect storm. what a fissue it's the perfect storm. what a tissue of lies . hay fever season tissue of lies. hay fever season is not over . it's now a year is not over. it's now a year round. menace brace yourselves for days of storms as as well . for days of storms as as well. those are your front pages . those are your front pages. let's bring in my brilliant pundits tonight. let's bring in my brilliant pundits tonight . delighted to pundits tonight. delighted

statement the daily mirror now braverman quit calls grow have you no shame with no hint of remorse?taph as she was blamed for violence on armistice day. the maldon's squalid the guardian maldon's squalid housing making nhs crisis worse. braverman demands more action on marches and no power, no water and little hope in gaza. hospital meanwhile in the sun , hospital meanwhile in the sun, exclusive protest crackdown never again as kate's , the never again as kate's, the princess of wales marks a silence. new laws being proposed to protect remembrance sunday in the daily star for sneeze cousins with yearlong hay fever. it's the perfect storm. what a fissue it's the perfect storm. what a tissue of lies . hay fever season tissue of lies. hay fever season is not over . it's now a year is not over. it's now a year round. menace brace yourselves for days of storms as as well . for days of storms as as well. those are your front pages . those are your front pages. let's bring in my brilliant pundits tonight. let's bring in my brilliant pundits tonight . delighted to pundits tonight. delighted

they're just jealous at the daily mirror. they're just jealous . none of them are good jealous. enough to on it. i think so. enough to get on it. i think so. that's fantastic. so where are you now? literally, as you're standing there, it looks as though a beach ? though is that a beach? >> yeah. so i'm in a place called broadbeach, which is on the gold coast. it's just below surfers paradise, where traditionally all the celebs stay when they come out. the jungle. they stay in the versace hotel, all the friends and family there as well . nigel family there as well. nigel though, however, although his camp mates have been here on the gold a days ago, i gold coast a few days ago, i think it was yesterday , they think it was yesterday, they filmed he's been to thousand filmed it. he's been to thousand miles in the australian miles away in the australian northern territory, which is the outback, sweltering 40 degree heat, doing what will be the big opening trial for sunday's show opener on itv. wow. not much details . not opener on itv. wow. not much details. not many opener on itv.

daily mirror now could you?ee years of denying she had anything to do with £200 million covid deal. baroness changes story daily mail ids. that's ian duncan smith to you and me, the shadowy tory cabal forced me out just like boris. moreover relations from nadine dorries new book and really, really disturbing story on the front page of the mail. poppy seller 78 punched by protesters is actually referred to him in directly in my big opinion monologue. a poppy seller caught up in a pro—palestinian rally said he was punched and kicked by a mob of protesters. jim henderson, who served with the army in northern ireland, was set upon whilst manning a stall at edinburgh's waverley station . at edinburgh's waverley station. okay . well, look, let's get okay. well, look, let's get reaction to the big stories of the day from my fantastic pundits . the day from my fantastic pundits. tonight, we the day from my fantastic pundits . tonight, we have the day from my fantastic pundits. tonight, we have daily express columnist ca

daily mirror now could you?ee years of denying she had anything to do with £200 million covid deal. baroness changes story daily mail ids. that's ian duncan smith to you and me, the shadowy tory cabal forced me out just like boris. moreover relations from nadine dorries new book and really, really disturbing story on the front page of the mail. poppy seller 78 punched by protesters is actually referred to him in directly in my big opinion monologue. a poppy seller caught up in a pro—palestinian rally said he was punched and kicked by a mob of protesters. jim henderson, who served with the army in northern ireland, was set upon whilst manning a stall at edinburgh's waverley station . at edinburgh's waverley station. okay . well, look, let's get okay. well, look, let's get reaction to the big stories of the day from my fantastic pundits . the day from my fantastic pundits. tonight, we the day from my fantastic pundits . tonight, we have the day from my fantastic pundits. tonight, we have daily express columnist ca

they're just jealous at the daily mirror. they're just jealous . none of them are good jealous. enough to on it. i think so. enough to get on it. i think so. that's fantastic. so where are you now? literally, as you're standing there, it looks as though a beach ? though is that a beach? >> yeah. so i'm in a place called broadbeach, which is on the gold coast. it's just below surfers paradise, where traditionally all the celebs stay when they come out. the jungle. they stay in the versace hotel, all the friends and family there as well . nigel family there as well. nigel though, however, although his camp mates have been here on the gold a days ago, i gold coast a few days ago, i think it was yesterday , they think it was yesterday, they filmed he's been to thousand filmed it. he's been to thousand miles in the australian miles away in the australian northern territory, which is the outback, sweltering 40 degree heat, doing what will be the big opening trial for sunday's show opener on itv. wow. not much details . not opener on itv. wow. not much details. not many opener on itv.

and we've seen with what happened with the daily mirror phone hacking case earlier in the summer, thatust based on feelings and there was no facts whatsoever there. and during the three hours of testimony in which harry went into court and spoke, that actually he he absolutely gave no evidence whatsoever in the daily mirror case of anything to sort of substantiate these allegations against them into phone hacking . he even admitted phone hacking. he even admitted in that court case that he wanted to flush out evidence in court. so he actually didn't have any evidence. and during that appearance, it was laughable, really, because he said, i don't know, no fewer than 18 times. he said he didn't remember nine times. and then he bounced questions back to his very, very, very expensive barrister who also happens to be elton john's very, very, very expensive barrister. and obviously he's very close friends with elton john, sir elton john, shall i say. so he did that four times. so it's just so interesting that he's even willing to put himself through all that humiliation again . but but he i

. >> daily mirror reports that it's the same old tories. >> daily mirror reports that it's the same oldit's the same old tories. as we go back to where we began with david cameron returning . david cameron returning. >> and then we have the daily star with the only front page that isn't about david cameron. and they're reporting that there's a rise of the slaphead 88% of women find bald men sexy . 88% of women find bald men sexy. >> i don't believe that . i don't >> i don't believe that. i don't believe that . do you do you believe that. do you do you believe that. do you do you believe that, claire? >> it's a very high percentage and it depends on which bald men we're talking about . we're talking about. >> well, norman's not bald. you have to believe it, don't you? >> really? as you go older, being being bald is a solar panel for being a sex machine . panel for being a sex machine. >> so what i've been told, well, they would say that, but there we go. >> but actually , there's so many >> but actually, there's so many men. just all look the same, isn't there? they just got that shaved

and did you see the front page of the daily mirror yesterday , which was which was yesterday, which was sort of drawing the two issues together? it was saying that we should respect of course, those who served for the country , but who served for the country, but they served for the country to enable us to have the freedoms to perhaps go on distasteful marches. do you see that point of view? >> yeah, i understand that point of view, and i'm not against people having protests and marches about issues where i disagree with them. that's that is. but surely we if we if we want to reflect on the fact . and want to reflect on the fact. and give praise to those people who defended our freedoms, surely we can spend this weekend solemnly remembering them. we don't need to go on a protest this weekend in order to show that we've got those freedoms we can do that every other weekend. it's not too much. >> isn't it about balancing freedoms as well? yes, it's the freedoms as well? yes, it's the freedom march, is the freedom to march, but it is the freedom to march, but it is the freedom other people

covid back to where they once belonged and daily mirrorjudges back to where they once belonged and daily mirrora today told of their fury as her killers jail term was cut. the guardian israel rules out ceasefire until hostages are freed. who could blame them ? the sun city fellow blame them? the sun city fellow dating love. i'll bella. i'll get a translation of that headune get a translation of that headline later in the show and a fact sheet. do you remember them, jerry? >> fact sheets. yes, i do. >> fact sheets. yes, i do. >> we're showing our age their daily star. we've got something else worry about. hair rage , else to worry about. hair rage, 1 in 5 anxious if hair is dodgy. so bad that 6% won't leave home. thousands more are too fit to change. st giles' ever. as if there's not enough going on in there's not enough going on in the world right now. millions of us are suffering from a nasty case of serious hair rage . case of serious hair rage. hilarious stuff, brilliant stuff . well, look, those are the front pages. let's get reaction from my brilliant pundits tonight. delighted to welcome

covid back to where they once belonged and daily mirrorjudges back to where they once belonged and daily mirrora today told of their fury as her killers jail term was cut. the guardian israel rules out ceasefire until hostages are freed. who could blame them ? the sun city fellow blame them? the sun city fellow dating love. i'll bella. i'll get a translation of that headune get a translation of that headline later in the show and a fact sheet. do you remember them, jerry? >> fact sheets. yes, i do. >> fact sheets. yes, i do. >> we're showing our age their daily star. we've got something else worry about. hair rage , else to worry about. hair rage, 1 in 5 anxious if hair is dodgy. so bad that 6% won't leave home. thousands more are too fit to change. st giles' ever. as if there's not enough going on in there's not enough going on in the world right now. millions of us are suffering from a nasty case of serious hair rage . case of serious hair rage. hilarious stuff, brilliant stuff . well, look, those are the front pages. let's get reaction from my brilliant pundits tonight. delighted to welcome

denise fergus told the daily mirror venables has had so many chancesin mirror venables has had so manyblown all. doesn't care . blown them all. he doesn't care. he care about he seriously doesn't care about anybody . and in a message anybody. and in a direct message to the parole board, she said, look into my eyes and see what i've had to deal with for 30 years. three decades of hell. keep people safe from this monster because that is what he is. and don't give him what he wants . nana is. and don't give him what he wants. nana akua joins me now . wants. nana akua joins me now. nana, how should we deal with child killers like this ? child killers like this? >> well, first of all, it's absolutely flaming ridiculous, isn't it ? i mean, let's see. so isn't it? i mean, let's see. so he's already committed murder when he's very young . he's been when he's very young. he's been given a lifelong aluminium city, which i don't think they should have given him, that they should have given him, that they should have given him an immunity. i can't ever that word , but can't ever say that word, but

i'm not picking on here, but at page 26 on you here, but at page 26 of the , i quite like the daily mirrorthe present. 1 in 10 people never change their hair. apparently more. did you ever change your hair? >> yeah, sometimes. >> yeah, sometimes. >> you know , it goes a little >> you know, it goes a little bit shorter and a little bit longer. >> polished. no, i know. >> polished. no, i know. >> i noticed. he's got a moustache today, so we've done movember. >> movember. but but, phil, i know why you're picking this story. because last time i was sitting with you, i noticed sitting here with you, i noticed esther her changed esther had had her hair changed and didn't. and this is and you didn't. and this is why you're get you're trying to get your revenge here. >> is a good >> actually, this is a good point, matthew, point, actually, matthew, because not far point, actually, matthew, becal is“ not far point, actually, matthew, becalis somebody not far point, actually, matthew, becalis somebody who far point, actually, matthew, becalis somebody who always away is somebody who always changes l

denise fergus told the daily mirror venables has had so many chancesin mirror venables has had so manyblown all. doesn't care . blown them all. he doesn't care. he care about he seriously doesn't care about anybody . and in a message anybody. and in a direct message to the parole board, she said, look into my eyes and see what i've had to deal with for 30 years. three decades of hell. keep people safe from this monster because that is what he is. and don't give him what he wants . nana is. and don't give him what he wants. nana akua joins me now . wants. nana akua joins me now. nana, how should we deal with child killers like this ? child killers like this? >> well, first of all, it's absolutely flaming ridiculous, isn't it ? i mean, let's see. so isn't it? i mean, let's see. so he's already committed murder when he's very young . he's been when he's very young. he's been given a lifelong aluminium city, which i don't think they should have given him, that they should have given him, that they should have given him an immunity. i can't ever that word , but can't ever say that word, but

which he says jeremy hunt, in which he says the time at last that has come for a tax cut and the daily mirroruggle to pay their energy bills this winter . okay, cindy bills this winter. okay, cindy and kev , let's get stuck right and kev, let's get stuck right in. kev, can we kick off with you? this is something that we're going to be debating later in the show, something that happened was in happened yesterday was in bethnal in the end of bethnal green in the east end of london and it's really, really got people hot under the collar, and that is palestinian protesters, school kids taken out of class on a march. >> yeah. so there were hundreds of children across the uk. apparently it wasn't just london, it was bristol and glasgow having these protests yesterday. obviously friday, a school day . but as you say, lots school day. but as you say, lots of children taken out of school by their parents, encouraged to do so, actually. and so they could take part in the protest. and obviously, this has caused a lot of controversy because, you know , kids should be in school. know, kids should be in sc

and put arrows on it. countries that sponsor terrorism, maybe look at yourself in the mirror, ukraine, which almost dailycts, journalists kill civilians, who is the sponsor, who supplies deadly weapons and missiles and finances such terrorist activities of the state without restrictions, maybe themselves look, valentina matvienko emphasized that mariupol and... parts of our country have influenced the course of many historical events for centuries. presenting victory balls to these two cities, as valentina matvienko especially noted, is a sign of gratitude, a tribute to the feat and past real heroes. we all know well that in russia at all times, joyful feats of arms have always been honored. always pages, this is the great patriotic war. and memory. about the feat of our fathers and grandfathers, who liberated our land from fascist invaders and liberated europe and peace from nazism. we never. let's not forget the feat of the mariupol landing, we will never forget the fierce battles on the streets of melitopol, and exactly 80 years ago, in the fall of 1943, mariupol and melitopol were soviet troops, our

alcohol duty , which gets them a alcohol duty, which gets them a cheap headline in the sun and daily mirror to do much for pubs, which are closing. i think what the rate of 100 a month. yeah absolutely. >> and there again, the vat is an issue for them and certainly mean they're not going to be too pleased with the rise in the bafic pleased with the rise in the basic rate in the lowest pay . i basic rate in the lowest pay. i mean i'm personally pro that even though i am an employer myself. but i am in favour of increasing the minimum wage. the living wage. i think it's more something that businesses need to pay rather than government because in the past when you had very low minimum wages, the government had to step in and help with the various benefits tax cuts, etcetera, and tax credits , etcetera. but i think credits, etcetera. but i think it is better for businesses to pay- it is better for businesses to pay. i mean, that's the idea of working. you should be able to working. you should be able to work and be able to pay for things, but businesses like , as things, but businesses like, as

the daily mirror headlines on the diary entries of the former chief scientific adviser to the governmentongoing covid inquiry, in which he wrote that the former prime minister boris johnson was "obsessed with older people accepting their fate" in relation to the virus. mrjohnson�*s spokesman has declined to comment on the evidence but said he is "co—operating fully" with the inquiry. the daily mail says borisjohnson�*s former aide dominic cummings was left "squirming" during tuesday's covid inquiry session after his "explosive and expletive—riddled" messages were read out. you will have heard them bleeped in our report earlier in the programme. and a story from inside the times newspaper. remember mondeo man? there was a phrase coined several years ago about a kind of mr average. driving his kids around in the mondeo and going to the golf club. he has the last laugh. the value of a 20—year—old ford mondeo has doubled according to a well—known car resale website. you would have thought mondeo man was cool again. he always cool. just misunderstood. do you know anybody with a mondeo? i do.

remember a similar remember how he's got a similar case, he, against the case, hasn't he, against the daily mirrorhere. and in that case, earlier this year, he appeared on the witness didn't witness stand, didn't he? i mean, is that? how does mean, what is that? how does that down with royal that go down with royal watchers, with the royal family is good look having is it a good look having a member of the royal family on the witness stand at the high court? well earlier this year, as you said, prince harry did give two days worth of evidence in his case, privacy case, a separate case against mirror group newspapers . group newspapers. >> he was the first, as we understand it, the first member, senior member of the royal family to appear in a witness box for 100 or so years. and it was a pretty mixed reaction in terms of what prince harry said in the witness box. some were accusing him of being quite vague about the facts or not getting his facts straight. and some even said that perhaps he crumbled under cross—exam , crumbled under cross—exam, ordination, all of which could happen again in this t

the daily mirror's headline reads �*torn apart�*, reporting that 2,000 officers will be on the streets. the times has a similar front page, featuring comments by the prime minister ahead of this morning's march. it says rishi sunak has issued a final plea for those taking part to be respectful and peaceful. the the telegraph reports that three drugs used to treat cystic fibrosis might no longer be available for new patients on the nhs in england, wales and northern ireland. we'll discuss this more after eight o'clock with a mum and dad whose 2—year—old daughter has cystic fibrosis. and one of the most read articles on the bbc website is about this photograph. the image of king charles will feature on the cover of the big issue next week to mark his 75th birthday. the king will be launching an initiative to help those in need of food, while at the same time reducing food waste. this weekend, many veterans will put on their service medals as they gather to remember the fallen and keith eema will be wearing his with extra pride. keith's falklands medals were stolen a0 years ago, but he's

patients are facing a nightmare at accident and emergency departments in england, according to the daily mirror in england have been ranked as inadequate or needing improvement by the health watchdog. and the daily mail's splash includes a picture of a shivering julia roberts, who was at a film screening last night in central london of her new film, leave the world behind. she wore a pair of sparkling designer shoes, which the paper says looked like they were covered in icicles. a brief walk on the red carpet is what it is all about. now get ready for an exciting bit of scaffolding. this is the outline of the new spire gets for notre dame. it's identical to the previous one that was ravaged by a fire in april 2019. it is amazing what has been done in such a short space of time. we like yourinput such a short space of time. we like your input on the programme. if you have pictures of your favourite scaffolding, we will put the numbers on the screen now. pictures of scaffolding. not a nice time of year to be a scaffolder. so cold. cold. i bet they wear shorts! quite a few of them probably wear sh

"nojustice" is the daily mirror's headline. jail term reduced from 38 years to 33 years. the paper says the decision sparked outrage from ms aleena's family. we'll be speaking to zara's aunt at quarter past eight this morning. and the times is carrying a picture of the beatles this morning. it is getting a lot of attention. the band released a video yesterday of what's been called theirfinal song. now and then has taken a5 years to make, with the first bars written byjohn lennon in 1978 and the song finally completed last year with the help of technology. have you heard the song yet? not et. have have you heard the song yet? not yet- have you? — have you heard the song yet? tirrt yet. have you? not yet but i will be listening to it. t yet. have you? not yet but i will be listening to it.— listening to it. i would be intrigued- _ listening to it. i would be intrigued. it _ listening to it. i would be intrigued. it is _ listening to it. i would be| intrigued. it is interesting listening to it. i would be - intrigued. it is intere

the daily mirror leads with its own investigation into the rents charged for luxury apartments owneda rise of 18%, at a time the public were urged to show restraint over demands for pay rises. the paper acknowledges that mr hunt has said all profits are donated to charity. "nuke sub mins from disaster" is the sun's headline, in reference to a decades—old royal navy submarine, armed with trident missiles, which started sinking towards its crush depth but was saved just in time. the navy told the paper it does not comment on operations. and if you don't want to know who got voted off strictly come dancing last night, spoilter alert! look away now! angela rippon became the latest star to say goodbye. here she is pictured alongside her professional partner kai waddington. the pair performed their american smooth dance routine to tea for two by ella fitzgerald. look at these smiles on claudia's and tess�* faces. she�*s been amazing. they talk about wanting to make it through to blackpool and did that. and all that come dancing heritage in blackpool too. wonderful. a great weekend. 0ne in

and an interesting headline from the daily mirror this morning.focusing on suella savaging of sunak. focusing on suella savaging of sunak . but they say tories are sunak. but they say tories are river vaulting an interesting play river vaulting an interesting play on words there and okay, so let's let's go to candace and christopher as to what they make of things. >> so the suella braverman situation. candace what do you make of this one? i think it's been coming a while. >> i mean, there's no way that this was just out of the blue. everyone said it was her comments on homelessness. yes. but for a while there's been differences. mean, i don't differences. i mean, i don't know if you remember a few weeks ago where she had her comments about oralism about multiculture oralism not working. completely about multiculture oralism not woropposite. completely about multiculture oralism not woropposite. c0|it)letely about multiculture oralism not woropposite. c0|it wasly about multiculture oralism not wor opposite. c0|it was clear the opposite. it so it wa

it's page three the daily and three of the daily mirror.he 1990s. so they've hired frankie bridge to model very iconic outfits from that decade , one outfits from that decade, one being the famous liz hurley dress from 1994 don't really have the same cleavage drop as liz hurley does. and it's a safety pin dress. it's iconic. she went to the premiere of was it four weddings and a funeral with hugh grant, who was then her boyfriend , and frankie her boyfriend, and frankie bridge, who is absolutely gorgeous as is liz gorgeous, as indeed is liz hurley, who is gorgeous hurley, who still is gorgeous wearing this dress now, my story around this i'm sorry, it's all about morning. we've got about me this morning. we've got 10s was 10s quickly. when i was reporting the sun, there were reporting on the sun, there were five female reporters the five female reporters on the entire sun. and entire newsroom on the sun. and when first came out, when this dress first came out, we all were asked are asked to wear this dress. and all had wear this dress. and

"the great showman" is the huge headline on the front of the daily mirror, which reflects on the careero him in the papers today. lots of tributes to him in the papers today-— lots of tributes to him in the papers today. lots of tributes to him in the --aerstoda . �* , ., ~ papers today. and we will be talking about him in — papers today. and we will be talking about him in lots _ papers today. and we will be talking about him in lots of— papers today. and we will be talking about him in lots of detail _ papers today. and we will be talking about him in lots of detail today. - you might have seen this video doing the rounds on social media. it's an advert from a pub in ireland called charlie's bar and looks at the issue of loneliness. some people have even said it'd give thejohn lewis chri5tmas advert a run for its money. music really simple, i thinkjust filmed on an iphone, unlike those hugely expensive shop commercials, showing the importance of company and friendship this christmas. really powerful, all over social media. charlie's bar in northern ireland have done a gorgeous job. ch

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the mirror has the great showman and the daily star as well has farewell to tell.u to my guest, paul cox and darius davies. i'll be back tomorrow with simon evans and louis schaefer. you're watching schaefer. and if you're watching at tuned for at 5 am, do stay tuned for breakfast. a great day. late . it's 9:00 on television, late. it's 9:00 on television, on radio and online in the united kingdom and across the world. >> this is mark dolan tonight in my big opinion, 20% of the pubuc my big opinion, 20% of the public haven't decided who they're going to vote for at the next election, which means it's all to play for in a year's time . and our labour celebrating victory too soon. i'll be giving my unapologetic verdict shortly. in the midst story, an explosive new book from harry and meghan's favourite journalist looks set to cause more chaos for king charles. we'll get reaction from fearless royal commentator lady colin campbell and doctor who goes first. >> take a listen . the pronoun true. >> yes, sorry. good point. are you he or she? well, they yeah, let's let's

the mirror has the great showman and the daily star as well has farewell to tell.u to my guest, paul cox and darius davies. i'll be back tomorrow with simon evans and louis schaefer. you're watching schaefer. and if you're watching at tuned for at 5 am, do stay tuned for breakfast. a great day. >> it's 7:00. very good evening to you. i'm alan armstrong in the gb newsroom and the international red cross says 17 hostages are now in israel after being released by hamas in gaza . being released by hamas in gaza. israel's prison service has confirmed the release of 39 palestine prisoners . in palestine prisoners. in exchange, it is the third of a four day pause in fighting in total, the two sides have agreed total, the two sides have agreed to swap 50 israeli hostages for 150. jailed. palestinian says a four year old israeli american girl was among those released earlier . us girl was among those released earlier. us president biden has welcomed the news and says he hopes the truce will be extended i >> -- >> so i'm hopeful this is not the end. it's going to continue ,

the mirror has the great showman and the daily star as well has farewell to tell.u to my guest, paul cox and darius davies. i'll be back tomorrow with simon evans and louis schaefer. you're watching schaefer. and if you're watching at tuned for at 5 am, do stay tuned for breakfast. a great day. as the third exchange of hostages and prisoners between israel and hamas took place over the weekend comes as over 100,000 people took to the streets of london yesterday. >> and one of the biggest marches against empty semitism of its kind . of its kind. >> and tributes are flowing today following the death of terry venables, an english football icon . aidan magee joins football icon. aidan magee joins us today. as we look back at his life and career throughout the show. yeah that's right. >> we'll be reflecting on the life of terry venables, who died at the age of 80 yesterday. the former england manager, the tottenham manager as well. and we'll be hearing from harry redknapp agent who redknapp and another agent who worked throughout his worked with him throughout his time

daily pauses and it's offensive in gaza. but there's no confirmation from these rates. the mirror of cats always pushing for humanitarian relief and gaza. he'll have to egypt on friday. what talks and likes to focus on the release of something is really kept on morris and the apply to westbank is waiting for his right head, running nearly as a flight of morning with the lives in ramallah. the gaza hasn't do it another night of heavy bombing with his ready forces targeting civilian infrastructure, including several hospitals. the at least 6 people were killed and several injured on thursday nights. when his randy shall hit the i'll shoot the hospital compound in kansas city. the army also targeted one of the last remaining hospitals for children, causing a fire at the facility frontier childrens hospital had early announced it was downsizing operations due to a fuel shortage of the earlier on thursday. this was the moment of impacts me of the indonesian hospital in northern garza, thousands of wounded on displaced palestinians where sheltering close to the facility, short of suppli

daily pauses and it's offensive in concept. but there's no confirmation from these right. the mirror of accounts are always pushing.

it says that israel has now agreed to a full hour daily pause and it's a tax cut. all the mirror is heading to egypt, as it mediates negotiations for the release of some of the last captains and any time, fast gun battles range between those really forces and palestinians, fighters and jeanine, at least 14 palestinians has now been killed the . well, it's now just off to 1800 gmc, about a 6 o'clock at night and gaza. what is really strikes have been targeting major hospitals? this was the moment of impacts me of the indonesian hospital, which is fairly functioning. and the last hospital for children, the hospital has now also been forced to close across garza more than 10800 people have been killed since this contract began over us. it says that israel has now read to what it called daily for our pause to allow civilians to flee northern garza. tens of thousands of people have been trying to escape the fighting in the northwest is really a ground, forces all engaged in be a specialist with the last fighters to death and destruction. and it also has led to renewed different classi

surprise cut in tax for millions as the sunday mirror staggering 100 billion of tory waste, the daily berries . and beer, belly busting berries. and thatis beer, belly busting berries. and that is it for tonight's show. thanks to cresta and nicholas headliners is back tomorrow at 11 pm. if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned a.m, then stay tuned for breakfast. but for now, good night. >> it's saturday night and this is the saturday five. i'm darren grimes, along with albie amankona benjamin butterworth, beunda amankona benjamin butterworth, belinda de lucy and alex armstrong. tonight on the show for all its going through at the moment, i actually argue that the united kingdom is in a stickier situation than israel . stickier situation than israel. >> the left wing is calling me and other non—white conservatives coconuts are racist hypocrites and i'll be talking about some woke american college students going full circle nuts and batting for bin laden on tiktok and why david cameron returning to government is a farce and a joke. >> suella braverman was right, wasn't she? rwanda defeate

surprise cut in tax for millions as the sunday mirror staggering 100 billion of tory waste, the daily and beer, belly busting berries. and thatis beer, belly busting berries. and that is it for tonight's show. thanks to cresta and nicholas headliners is back tomorrow at 11 pm. if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned a.m, then stay tuned for breakfast. but for now, good night. away . away. >> it's 9:00 on television, on radio and online in the united kingdom and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight at your perfect saturday night in in my big opinion, gb news star esther mcvey has been announced as the minister for common sense. about time. i'll be announcing my ten point plan to restore sanity to our great country . let me give you some country. let me give you some advanced warning. i may be talking common sense. my mark meets guest is one of britain's most decorated paralympians, danny crates, who tragically lost his arm in a car accident in his early 20s following his extraordinary sporting success. he's now one of the world's most in—demand and motivational speakers with a m

surprise cut in tax for millions as the sunday mirror staggering 100 billion of tory waste, the dailyelly busting berries . and beer, belly busting berries. and thatis beer, belly busting berries. and that is it for tonight's show. thanks to cresta and nicholas headliners is back tomorrow at 11 pm. if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned a.m, then stay tuned for breakfast. but for now, good night. control. is this just a last ditch bribe by a dying government? we'll have reaction to that throughout the program. >> and i'm a celebrity get me out of here is set for a dramatic launch tonight with gb news star nigel farage in the spotlight. we are live down under another manifesto . under another manifesto. >> promise broken, but one you might not have heard about. a tory mp is calling on the government to honour its 2019 pledge to ban the import of hunting trophies, but it might mean a fight with the house of lords. that lords. we'll bring you that special report and the days where you call the old bill and no one shows up. >> could over as plans are >> could be over as plans are revealed

mirror. the grim reaper. that's about matt hancock, i believe. and finally, the dailyfree woolly will tackle that big story in a moment. and those were the front pages as . so were the front pages as. so let's kick off with the express poll . poll. >> yes, the express. don't ruin our nation's day of remembrance . our nation's day of remembrance. so this is a tory mp, henry smith has called for the military to be drafted in to keep the peace in london after emerged pro—palestinian protests . others are organising a million strong march on remembrance day. so look, they want to win hearts and minds. these people, however, they're not going to if they go ahead with this and if we've got any backbone left out, then we probably will say it's totally inappropriate and they should steer clear of certain places in london and particularly the cenotaph and places like that. this is only going to aggravate this can add no value. i know why they would do it. they would do it purely because it was aggravate and get the maximum amount of eyeballs on this march. but if they want to w