the daily mirror it's been a year of hell. time to find peace. d the eye has grey ousted in downing street. power struggle. and finally the daily star. did you see that massive beaver? and those were your front pages . okay, let's have a front pages. okay, let's have a closer look at the front pages, starting with monday's daily mail, please. yes. >> like you say, the big story on all the pages. megan's got a new look. and she goes solo to i can't. i'm looking at this. i can't. i'm looking at this. i can't see what the new look is. she looks the same. she looks like a very attractive woman. >> i can't see her hair is curly in this. she's got wavy hair. >> i can't see that. >> i can't see that. >> i just see i've only got that very straight pantene advert. >> i see a very beautiful woman who has never fibbed. that's what i see when i look at that photo. in fact, if i move my if it's behind my head, if i sort of move my head like that, i can almost kiss. no. okay. anyway, big the other big story though, sue gray forecast shows pm's lack of judgement

let's go to the daily mirror . touching royal picture. let's go to the daily mirror.ncen they also go for kate's hug for cancer. teen princess shares an emotional embrace with a fellow sufferer. liz. i'll finish us off with the independent . iran off with the independent. iran will pay, netanyahu vows revenge for attacks as significant response expected in days. we may have seen the start of that with a whopping great big explosion in downtown beirut. minutes ago. but here's something for you carol vorderman may be regretting her endless lauding of the labour party after she's been forced to sell her £450,000 welsh seaside forever home due to increases in second home council tax. despite professing her love for the party in the labour run council less than three years ago, increases in annual bills on the property from £1,700 to 5000 have forced her to throw in the towel on that forever home. so there we go. it's a shame, isn't it? and you hate to see it. gosh if that isn't the consequences of your own actions, right ? it's of your own actions, right? it's time to rev

the daily telegraph foreign aid cut sparks cabinet rebellion daily mirror strictly nick, i'm out. and finally, the daily star beam us up , scotty, and those are your up, scotty, and those are your front pages . jonathan. lots of front pages. jonathan. lots of news on the daily telegraph. there's actually quite a lot of interesting stories on the front cover of the telegraph. i think i might take a whip round some of the small ones. lots of good news. so bullying of women normalised in navy. i in 50 albanians in the uk are in prison. okay, maybe . maybe not. prison. okay, maybe. maybe not. not great news. sworn down how the f—word lost its bite. i guess you meant to say queer. i guess. and then josh's story for you white guys in your 50s. you don't matter . that's a little don't matter. that's a little bit in your 50s, 48. thank you so much. and i really look 47 josh thank you. i, i haven't put my i haven't dyed my beard now for a couple of weeks. i've been a bit busy, but i will redo my beard and then i will go back to 40. i think he looks youthful and spry. yeah. what are you guys

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this is from the daily mirror, which hates boris johnson as i hate boris johnson too.pulation within like six months or something and it was proud of it. he should apologise for the vaccines, which are totally unnecessary. you don't vaccine someone for a virus that comes out of 2019 and 2021, they've already missed the point. the point is, the point is he shouldn't have apologised for the lockdown parties, which he did pretty quickly. and the truth is, is that you should in this world right now, an apology gets you nowhere. it basically it basically lights you up for being reprimanded. >> blood in the water in cancel culture. >> and that's why lewis is never going to do one. >> he never will do one. even the things he really should. >> and i, i used to, i used to think, but i'm now studied it. i don't care if you catch me doing whatever you catch me doing. >> no, it's clear you don't care. >> i didn't do that anyway. >> i didn't do that anyway. >> this is an interesting thing, though. he says that he inadvertently validated the entire corpus and it wasn't fair on all t

well, gary, on gb views miriam is suggesting that the daily mirror buy themselves a new lettuce becauseg on. but we shall see. what about potatoes? yes, yes yes, yes. all right. miriam cates former conservative mp. thank you as ever for your time . thank you as ever for your time. now, my friends, you're with me. darren grimes on gb news. we've got lots more coming up in the show. we're going to bring in the panel. i will let my hot plate stephen pound bnngin bring in his views. you're with us. gb news where a very warm welcome back to the weekend with me, darren grimes. now sue gray has stepped down from the prime minister's top team and has been appointed as the prime minister's envoy for the prime minister's envoy for the nations and regions. in a statement, she said it had become clear in recent weeks that intense commentary around my position risked becoming a distraction to the government's vital work of change. now on that point, john has written in and john says, i think the position of envoy to the regions and countries was probably last used in roman britain. watch out for sue

and then, excuse me, at the sunday times and the and the daily mirror. at tick tock for a year or two, and i don't think there's any link between the two. i mean, obviously the timing may not look great, but i think what's happening on with the department of education is they've made the decision to leave it to schools. and michelle says in terms of supporting school leaders and teachers on the front line, where we are by saying yes, if you want to ban phones in the classroom, you , you know, you classroom, you, you know, you have the department, you have the you have the mechanism behind you. but we're not doing is what we're often accused of is what we're often accused of is being nanny state and dictating from whitehall. >> but what that can do is put all the pressure and the onus on the teacher. whereas if you if you have a one size fits all policy, they can't come under pressure from parents, they can't come under pressure from students. they're just doing the same as every other school. and so in many ways, that actually supports and helps the teac

in 2022, the daily mirror. mod, the mod admitted that these veterans had been tested before, during and after these atomic tests . none after these atomic tests. none of them seem to be able to get the truth from the mod regarding their medical records. they get back, they do subject access requests and they get back missing information. the mod remains the well, the uk remains the only nuclear power to maintain that the tests caused our veterans no harm. my question to the mod is what science? science doesn't differ. you know the science that the usa new zealand, france, australia and canada have all compensated their nuclear veterans are using should be the same science we're applying to these tests. so what is the difference here? >> emma keir starmer is having a bit of a rough time >> emma keir starmer is having a bit of a roughande >> emma keir starmer is having a bit of a roughand justice. in seeking truth and justice. in 2022, the daily mirror. after years and years of pressing and pushing the mod, the m

daily mirror, october 7th anniversary. it's been a year of hell. time to find peace. really said the day she left strictly and chaos in number 10. after weeks of infighting, starmer's top aide is ousted within first 100 days and a new look as meghan markle goes solo. daily star boring, boring united michael crick won't be happy. i think it was a one all draw against brighton. nil nil nil nil nil nil nil nil. i was there, i'm glad i'm not presenting. match of the day . presenting. match of the day. turns out gary lineker is worth all that money and we'll talk about that game also. now crazy boffins want to bring back to life extinct five foot rodents with nine inch teeth. did you see that massive beaver? giant beavers could be on the rampage in a river near you. after boffins vow to bring the fantastic beasts back from extinction, those are your front pages for full reaction. tonight's top pundits. we have political consultant and commentator suzanne evans , tv commentator suzanne evans, tv news legend michael crick and beaver fan and conservative party grandee sir mich

and we have the daily mirror. here's what they lead with bbc apology to amanda. ed to amanda abbington over giovanni pernice behaviour in the strictly bullying row . also the daily bullying row. also the daily star. if that's the next paper that we've got, thank you very much. arc troubling news from the daily star's fifth favourite boffin in the whole world, the matrix is real and the bible proves it . proof that we're all proves it. proof that we're all living in a matrix style, ai generated simulated world has been found in the bible. according to an actual boffin at an actual university. well if we are living in some kind of ai generated universe, i think they could improve the software, couldn't they? how about the times now warning to iran as israeli forces gear up to invade lebanon and migrants to be stuck in hotels for three years, migrants will continue to be housed in hotels for up to three years because the asylum backlog will take much longer to clear than labour expected. there are nearly 30,000 migrants living in more than 250 hotels, at a cost of £4

find it amazing how close we could be to being a country that will have assisted dying, but the daily mirroram that kate met and gave a hug to at an investiture event recently. let's go to the guardian yet again. mps to be given historic votes on the legalisation of assisted dying . legalisation of assisted dying. so that's that's that. and the express who frankly, you know, have been leading the charge on this, it's fair to say i never thought i'd be alive to see the law change, but perhaps i will. this is esther rantzen, hoping she's been campaigning for assisted dying. she hopes it will now be legalised in her lifetime, and the pledges that this will come before the commons very conflicted. i must say. i'm very conflicted as well . say. i'm very conflicted as well. on on assisted dying. a lot of people are, aren't they? >> jo cox's sister, jo leadbeater, kim leadbeater has introduced the bill. yeah, and it's going to be a free vote on the labour side at least. so it's a matter of i think we'll do it. >> i, i am written to at least twice a week about assisted dying at least twice a week. >

but according to the daily mirror, phillip blasted holly via a series of explosive whatsapp messagesublic support, such as a statement or a picture. well, he left this morning last may, following months of speculation about a breakdown in his relationship. he then admitted to having an affair with a junior colleague and left itv altogether and now apparently refers to holly, who was one of his closest pals , as was one of his closest pals, as the witch who brought him down. joining me now is showbiz journalist sarah—louise robertson. great to have you on the show, sarah. thank you very much. should people be afraid of schofield's attempts at all out revenge? >> well, this is a man who is absolutely fuelled by self—pity , absolutely fuelled by self—pity, patrick. he seems to be hell bent on this mission of settling scores and woe betide anybody who gets in schofield's way. we've seen, obviously, the language that he's used to inqu language that he's used to insult hollywood. 1 mean, this was the person who was once he once called his tv , tv sister. once called his tv, tv sister. they

. >> it's like the daily mirror, like the guardian, you know, all these right wing tomes. you think nigel farage would have got away with this on this? >> because richard says starmer took boris to task for accepting a loan from a conservative peer. it was lord brownlow. yeah. a 200 zero zero £0 renovation, a hypocrite, a hypocrite. i would rather have covid ten covid historic building renovated than keir starmer's savile row garb. >> 1717 party treasurers of the tory party being elevated to the house of lords. we are, we are talking about. this is a different scale of sleaze that we've seen now. >> it's the scale, the sleaze , >> it's the scale, the sleaze, it's scale. >> yeah, well, we'll leave that one there. we'll let the viewers decide right who's going to go next. >> it's going to be me. next. >> it's going to be me . oh, >> it's going to be me. oh, okay. so trouble assisted dying is back on the political political agenda this week because keir starmer wants to keep a promise to a sadly terminally ill celebrity, esther rantzen. i would much rather that legislation wa

but according to the daily mirror, phillip blasted holly via a series of explosive whatsapp messagesatrick. he seems to be hell bent on this mission of settling scores and woe betide anybody who gets in schofield's way. we've seen, obviously, the language that he's used to inqu language that he's used to insult hollywood. 1 mean, this was the person who was once he once called his tv , tv sister. once called his tv, tv sister. they were joined at the hip at one point, and he's really left no stone unturned in in the way that he's calling her now. and other former colleagues and friends of his at itv. and he just seems hell bent on this, on this mission of taking down anybody who, in his self—pitying monologue in his head , seems to monologue in his head, seems to be the people he's blaming for losing his his television career on itv . or shall we say that on itv. or shall we say that he's blaming everybody but himself. for what? for what happened? for his fall from grace into disgrace? >> i just wonder if it's a missed opportunity , if phillip missed opportunity, if phillip schofield

with the pro 5, no, to defense on government, call them, it's not these really daily hardware. it's a mirror or in the store and you're most welcome is your kill, have been threatening to attacked around for weeks in the retaliatory strike. despite portion tends concerns. does the fact that it went to head it all signify anything and not relationship with as close as l i the us, is there a risk the merging? uh uh, no, not necessarily. uh, inspect is ro, had to restrict itself to what, uh the uh, by the administrator and allowed it to, to do. because uh, both the nuclear infrastructure and the oil industry were off limits uh for this particular mission. and um, while the tech uh, in general was inevitable people, it's very focused and proportional is well actually went through the motions, it only hit the military targets. it did it overnight so that there would not be any civilians around who might be here. and it was a good exercise at dry run, in case the israel would ever want to come back for a real test against the nuclear facility. so what did have made is real. some walked out for a h

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and "unmasked" is the headline on the daily mirror, after a judge ordered that the 17—year—old boy whoar—old holly newton 36 times. we'll hear more about the case from our correspondent alison freeman later in the programme. another 65 women have contacted the bbc with allegations against mohamed al—fayed going back as far as the 1970s. their accounts include accusations of rape, sexual assault and sexual harassment. they were sent to the bbc in the three weeks since the documentary "al—fayed: predator at harrods" was broadcast. al fayed died last year. our correspondent helena wilkinson has been speaking to some of the women. he seemed to have more hands than a normal human being somehow. sheena, who has waived her right to anonymity, vividly remembers the moment she says mohamed al—fayed sexually assaulted her 47 years ago. she was 25 at the time. so then he came round and he stood behind me and i thought, "oh, what is he doing?" and then he sort of lurched and both hands, both of his hands came down over my shoulders to the front, and then one hand came down and went on my leg. it w

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what a wrong present lesson possess can, has met the mirror of castle in their scheduled visit to the gulf states. it comes a day off to, to her on 5 daily, 200 missiles as we've just been hearing and military and security targets in israel . and the posterior castle has been media using sci fi tools between israel and thomas. i know it was thought that he felt a sense mediation is always strategic option as part of a foreign solid single sided. we reiterate that we will continue to exist in the maximum pressure in our mediation efforts to put an end to the war. and concept boy can have the detained and captains released despite the continued. i look terry escalations like israel did us can. we also reiterate that the 2 state solution to the establishment of an independent and viable palestinian state, or in the 1967 ford escape, the service the edits. capital is the key to a lasting peace in the region to show it to you while the mosque as the james base was listening into the 2 latest news conference had indo. huh. i think it is significant with the writing in president given the situation in the region given that we have that attack b

mirror strictly the verdict bbc has apologised to amanda abbington over giovanni pernice behaviour in strictly's bullying row. and finally, the daily star. the matrix is real. i've been saying that for years. it's the bible that proves it. physicists insists. we're living in a simulation. aren't we just? well, those we are front pages . well, those we are front pages. so, kerry, let's go to tuesday's daily mail to kick us off with this simulation. >> yeah, well, we'll get to the heavy part in a moment. we start off at the top of the page with why some scientists now think there is a third state between life and death, which i've been there. >> it's working for haringey council . council. >> that's going to say you could have picked quite a few there . have picked quite a few there. >> the sky newspaper reviews just stop oil. we can keep going, couldn't we? but yes, we don't get as far. we only get the title, the heading here tuesday find out who it is. >> and, and then the main stories on the front page is, the, the verdict with strictly is alongside the world holding its breath as israel set to invade lebanon, which is, pretty muc

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we've got mikey smith at the daily mirror. mikey smith at the daily mirror.s obsessed with partygate, tweeting this picture of boris johnson during a christmas quiz in downing street. like boris had invited the whole of the hacienda round to his house during lockdown, bofis to his house during lockdown, boris johnson was put on the spot today during pmqs when the daily mirror published a photograph which very much appeared to show him at a social eventin appeared to show him at a social event in downing street, behind me during the december lockdown. yeah, i mean, you know , doing a yeah, i mean, you know, doing a quiz via laptops during lockdown. i mean, the shame. anyway, mikey, now thinks that swift is a non—story. could that be political bias? paul brand at itv won awards for partygate. in fact, he's still so utterly obsessed with it he's actually pinned a tweet about it to his twitter profile. i had to scroll through his timeline earlier. look, i might have missed it, but i couldn't seem to find much on starmer and swift. is that wilful ignorance? look, t

the daily mail has labour plots a tax raid on your holidays, and the daily mirror has cheryl's heartacheeekend leads with income tax set to rise for millions past 2028. and finally, the daily star repeat. and those were your front pages . front pages. okay, let's have a look at the front pages starting with the express, please. >> lewis, thank you very much. it's good news. the daily express is 220. it costs. it's always amazing when i notice this is 220. and issue is for saturday. how many more will i was going to say? it's good news. it's not good news. how many more will die before we stop the boats? this is the express and they want the boats to stop. and another guy died. it was a bit of a surprise because, well, you say another guy, another person, another baby. i guess babies are worth more. they're a baby. and the reason why they're going by boat is if they flew into the airport, they wouldn't they wouldn't have been able to get into the airport. so this is a way for them to get into the country is by coming by boat. so it's a little baby which is smaller than a toddler and bigge

daily mirror now royal storm down under.a good day for charles australia tore blow after every state leader pulls out of official reception. how dare they? the guardian safety fears as starmer pledges to slash red tape for investors. cut risks, story cuts risk wiping out uk's black scholarship is the other headune scholarship is the other headline and un israeli tanks have forced their way into a base. daily star now soggy brits snap up boots and raincoats. the welly forecast met office in extreme weather alerts. that's all we need. daily express now. labour betrays voters with eight more years of illegal migration. sir keir starmer has been accused of betraying voters after he signed up to eight more years of uncontrolled illegal immigration. the premier had pledged to smash the channel people smuggling gangs. but today the home office published contracts to run processing centres in kent with expiry dates of 2032. so have labour betrayed the electorate when it comes to illegal immigration? let's get the views now. former b

the daily mirror also leads on the budget and what it could mean for the future of the nhs.don hospital yesterday. during her visit, ms reeves pledged to get the nhs "back on its feet again." wes streeting live on the programme in just over an hour from wes streeting live on the programme injust over an hourfrom now. away from the budget, the guardian is reporting on a vote in israel's parliament which will ban the un's palestinian refugee agency from working in the country. israel has accused unwra staff of involvement in the 7th of october attacks, and diverting aid in gaza. the ruling will see aid workers banned from the country within the next 90 days. and the picture that dominates the front of the times shows protestors in the georgian capital of tbilisi. tens of thousands of people gathered outside the country's parliament last night after the pro—western president called for an annulment of saturday's election where the country's authoritarian party claimed victory. now, technology is helping archaelogists to uncover ancient civilisations in the north and central ame

the mirror da spending power, historic 2024 budget and the daily telegraph at the end, the daily telegraphstreet, again a play on the halloween theme, looking at the burden being born by the rich and businesses. let�*s speak to joe twyman, co—founder of the global public opinion consultancy deltapoll. good to have you on the programme. what is your reaction to this budget? a lot of it we knew was coming. yes, very little _ of it we knew was coming. yes, very little in _ of it we knew was coming. yes, very little in the _ of it we knew was coming. yes, very little in the way _ of it we knew was coming. yes, very little in the way of- very little in the way of surprises which i think was entirely deliberate to pave the way for the announcement yesterday. in terms of public opinion, people are not necessarily against tax rises. only about one in ten people believes tax should be cut as a priority for the government at the present time, but for something to be a win in public opinion terms, ideally you want one or preferably two things to occur, firstly, people to believe the taxis will not af