the daily telegraph has a similar story as its main story.l, picture of relieved israelis getting hostages home. but whilst they got on daily telegraph, well, this big thing is pressure builds on starmer in adams row. as i was saying, it's amazing to me that we would give gerry adams money. >> he's like a i'm not like i try and stay out of the irish thing. >> that's kind of my rule generally. but he was someone he was like a figure of fear for us in my childhood, and now we're giving him taxpayers money. >> or we may be, because starmer may be repealing these troubles legislations. and i'm troubled by it, and i'm afraid i am troubled by it. >> and it's all to do with the attorney general, lord turner. and it's all complicated. >> he represented him. i mean, the whole thing is complicated. >> it's the news guys. but he represented him in certain cases and was it okay? and he's defended it in all this. the bottom line is it's all completely insane. but this is this is the labour government. starmer has said that he's not he's going to do what h

okay, so we're on the daily telegraph and i'll rush out a few of the smaller stories at the bottom. jump stories at the bottom. paul, jump in if you want to. the french prefer beer to wine for the first time. so now they've finally realised that beer is better than their wine. i don't know what we're supposed to do with that story. if you're going to a party in france, you should now take beer. >> i wouldn't, i think that's what i'm taking. >> that's all i've gained. >> that's all i've gained. >> is this because beer has become fancier? it's become punchier and more expensive now. it's now it tastes of flowers and washing up liquid. it used to just tasted punchier. >> of course, being a french word. yeah. >> other things going on. pm and trump braced for free speech battle, which i don't think that's what i think it is. if that's what i think it is. if that's like an aggressive roast between the prime minister and trump, i'm watching. i really want to see that happen. maybe we can have like a boxing ring for it happening. netherlands names nazi collaborators. so what's happening is

it seems like always the daily telegraph. >> jojo. >> jojo. >> every time opening with the daily telegraphuld you like me to start? you start with dealer's choice. okay. islamophobia law. >> don't start there. okay. no. i'm joking. >> start there. >> start there. >> i knew i should ask, and then i knew i'd get told off every time. >> why are you always bringing up islamophobia? every time. it's like, you know, they did the muslim council of great britain. they did a report on gb news. and really, 50% of it was just down to you. >> yeah, me and a little bit of leo kearse , but it was it was leo kearse, but it was it was mostly jojo. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> no you're obsessed woman. >> no you're obsessed woman. >> simon evans gave me a hard time as well. i don't know what they're talking about. well actually i've been so obsessed with everything that's been going on in the news that i've missed the fact that the treasury steps in to halt market mayhem. so there's other mayhem to be getting along with so much mayhem. so i don't actually know what's going on with the mayhem in the market. >> well

let's unleash on the first newspaper. >> we've got the daily telegraph. >> yes, indeed.graph, as you mentioned, the lead is the rachel reeves. >> rachel, from accounts, her future is in doubt. and as you indicated, as you went through the papers, different papers have a slightly different take. >> but the telegraph seems to have picked up on what sounds like a division between starmer's own rhetoric. he refused. he twice refused. >> like peter before the crow he twice betrayed. >> i get that reference. thank you. yes, i was hoping the irony, but he was. >> he was unwilling to say that she would still be chancellor at the next election. >> well, i think to be honest, a four and a half years away, that's i mean, that would be quite a hostage to fortune. >> the problem is we don't know if he'll be here in four and a half years. so to be fair to him, he can't make you know who is going to be here. it's in the hands of elon musk at this point, isn't it? >> he's going to be here. >> he's going to be here. >> he's going to be here. >> he's had a promise to the very end. right?

the spectator, financial times, the daily telegraph they've all independently verified it, so it looks until kemi proves otherwise. it looks like she does owe nigel an apology. >> it's a sordid mess between the two big parties and i say two big parties now on the right and labour, who as we all know, have had a tricky and sticky start to their tricky years. they will be delighted, presumably because as long as these two are taking chunks out of each other politically, labour gains. >> do you think if nigel does announce legal action tonight, that's a wise thing to do? >> i just don't think politicians should be suing each other. >> well, look, the tweets on screen here say, oh, it's gone now, so let's get it back up. the tweet said something like misleading your followers again, nigel, and saying that she was an engineer. and she looked at the back end. here it is manipulating your own supporters at christmas, nigel. it's not real. it's fake coded to tick up automatically. ariana, did you see this tweet? did you think it was a bit misguided from kemi to fire that out? >> i do think it'

daily telegraph have starmer calls for grooming probe are far right. ible distortion of his words but not far off. the guardian pm condemns musk for lies and misinformation on abuse cases. the daily express starmer out of touch on the rape gang scandal. the i nhs will spend an extra 2.5 million, sorry, send an extra 2.5 million patients to private hospitals in urgent attempt to cut waiting lists. the metro x factor spat hits starmer and finally the daily star. you want some ice with that? well, those are the front pages. let's have a closer look at those. we will start with the tuesday's express. leo. >> so it says starmer out of touch on rape gang scandal. and another headline bears defecate in the woods. starmer has handled this so badly. he said calls for a grooming gang inquiry are far right or far right, as he says it. >> he certainly said they were jumping onto a far right bandwagon, didn't they? that the far right have created this momentum and that ordinary politicians are trying to latch on to it? >> yeah. i don't really understand why keir sta

i'm joined in the studio by madeleine ross, money reporter at the daily telegraph.'m joined by sir robert buckland, former conservative mp and former conservative mp and former lord chancellor, and joe phillips, journalist and former press secretary to paddy ashdown. madeleine, let's start with you. i you know, i've just gone through the list there, medium and long term interest rates rising, inflation going up, the pound going down, growth dead. and we've got some more figures coming out tomorrow haven't we. >> yes. there will be more inflation figures covering november coming out tomorrow. but it's clear that the market is expecting those to be less positive than we've seen in the inflation figures recently. everyone will remember, of course, that after liz truss's mini—budget, whether or not you believe that it was caused by the mini—budget, inflation rates jumped very high, causing a lot of mortgage pain for people. it's not looking like it's going to jump that high again, but we are expecting a little uptick. >> why do you say that? it's not very far away is it

first up, the daily telegraph. pm throws reeve's future into doubt. this is the story of the day.ill she survive? we will find out. independent israel and gaza on bfink independent israel and gaza on brink of peace i hope so, obviously, that would be amazing. let the hostages go. the guardian. starmer backs reeves and warns of ruthless pubuc reeves and warns of ruthless public spending cuts. >> so i guess the guardian has the inside dope on that. >> she's safe for now. >> she's safe for now. >> the times pm says reeves will stay till next election as reform soars in the polls. so well, okay, if you believe the times, then she's safe again. >> and finally, times, then she's safe again. >> and fin'rachel reeves. lead is the rachel reeves. >> rachel, from accounts, her future is in doubt. and as you indicated, as you went through the papers, different papers have a slightly different take. >> but the telegraph seems to have picked up on what sounds like a division between starmer's own rhetoric. he refused. he twice refused. >> like peter before the crow he twice betrayed. >> i get th

. >> the daily telegraph with a story that no one else has the pm to pay damages to gerry adams.wowzers. i'm looking forward to getting into the intricacies of that one. the time sadiq quits over links to bangladesh corruption and a picture of our future queen there, and the daily express. kate's relief at being in remission from cancer. >> yes, i imagine she is relieved. >> of course, the independent treasury minister sadiq quits over corruption probes. and finally, the daily star. keep your filthy hands off the tory beavers. i have no idea what that's about, but lewis is going to tell us momentarily. first up, though, let us go to the daily mail. >> carrie, did you just say wowsers? >> i said, wowsers, i'm bringing it back to british television. >> i wonder what era you're in. really? but okay. it's nice to hearit really? but okay. it's nice to hear it again. it is, isn't it? yeah. so the daily mail is largely concerned with the tulip siddiq story, but it does have at the top just to have something different about kate and her relief, as you say, being in remission from cancer.

the daily telegraph carries a picture of a teary—eyed justin trudeau, who announced his resignation yesterdayowing his announcement, the paper says that he was taunted by his old rival and us president elect donald trump, who called for canada to become america's "51st state". that would have gone down well. and back home, the times says the uk is on the cusp of an electric car charging point revolution. the paper says more than 120 planning applications worth more than £500 million have been granted in the past 18 months by local councils. people say, if i get one, where will i charge it? if you haven't got access to power, its a nightmare. i love this story in the guardian this morning, which is talking about an area of eastern in nottinghamshire. thejunction of abbey area of eastern in nottinghamshire. the junction of abbey road and windsor avenue where every week there is a mystery. 15 to 20 bananas appear outside the church on a plate and nobody knows who is bringing them or why. are they peeled? they are not peeled. the peels are left and somebody takes them. some people

telegraph says. labour blocks grooming gang probe. the daily mail pay of nhs managers soars £1.1 billion.guardian has ministers planned biggest shake up of adult social care for decades. the daily express goes with committee. inquiry into uk's rape gangs is long overdue. the paper says. millions face bill to install heat pumps in net zero push. and finally, the daily star, the great escape quite work, does it? bless them for trying. let's have a closer look at some of the front pages. we start with friday's telegraph. kerry. talk us through all the treats they bfing us through all the treats they bring us. >> there's loads, there's loads, there's loads. it's a very full front page. and i'll start with some of the smaller stories. try the diet that actually works. we get the top corner. that's an advert and a horrible way to find out that diets up to now have never worked. but there's a new one and it does very well. the other thing we've got here is shiver. no more thermal underwear is officially cool. surely you want it to be officially warm, but apparently it's officially cool. but offic

telegraph. >> rhys reeves missing in action on debt crisis. >> the daily mail goes with uk faces crisis.e 1970s, reeves warned the mirror. musk hate probe me some verbs in that sentence. >> the daily express goes with jihadi bride could run free within days, at least runs a verb there. >> metro lost. los angeles too soon, and the daily star goes with lettuce who crashed the economy. >> tells bloke who is crashing the economy. don't say i crashed the economy. don't say i crashed the economy. don't say i crashed the economy. more on that later. but kerry, we start with the mirror. what are they targeting us with? hello. >> hello. hello, josh. hello. hello. who's first? yes, we start with. >> you. had a bang on the head recently. >> we have so much news, kerry. we can't say hello. well, we can't afford your hellos. >> we've got too much news we've got to get on with. >> it's presumed diving in when you know what happened to politeness. okay, so the first story we get at the very top of the mirror is that it's kate kate's birthday. oh, and they've given us a nice eye picture as well. that's

the telegraph one week supply of gas left as cold bites. the times rachel reeves uk needs china. dailyail now. labour plots delay to defence boost until the 2030s. daily express it's just not cricket to ban women. the sun sextape prem ace arrested on pitch. daily star we're 100% certain you should never give 100%. okay, let's take a look at the first paper. now. i think it's with you, josh, isn't it the guardian? it is. and can i just say that was some excellent, excellent hosting there. thank you very much. >> you didn't even shout. >> you didn't even shout. >> i didn't shout. not yet. it was very. get ready. so yeah we're going to go to the guardian. grooming gang rhetoric risks inciting massacre. this is from wes streeting, arguably the most politically astute of. yes, laboun most politically astute of. yes, labour, possibly future labour leader. and this is him kind of coming out both ways. and he's going no. yeah, it's really bad what's happened. but at the same time, calm down, calm down. but we always hear this. we always hear this idea that this rhetoric is what's going to lead

telegraph lead with our big story. musk turns on farage, the independent starmer to set out plan to end waiting list backlogs. the express ruthless small boat gang set for big springtime push. the daily mail end the menace of the e—scooters. ministers had told the i. labour to ditch 2035 ban on new gas boilers despite heat pump drive. far too many words on their front pages. the weather sickies are on the star that snowflakes and those are the front pages. so leo will kick off with the telegraph and their big story is the one we've been discussing, of course all day on gb news. >> yeah, this is musk turns on farage. >> this isn't this isn't farage now in a state of sexual arousal, although it does because the word musk as well. yeah, it's all there isn't it? this is farage really likes that smell. yeah, this is even farage. >> sounds like a 70s perfume as well. >> so this is elon musk, the american billionaire who people might have heard of, who two weeks ago was was photographed next to farage singing his praises, potentially giving him $100 million, which is £81 million, a lot of money for the for campaigning. and now he's he's said farage isn't up to the job of running, being bein