i choose not to express my way in the way david dimbleby though.ey are going. they know that images sell papers. the paper is deeply exploitative. i am so happy for them that they have left this terrible institution and found they live and hope they are really happy forever. do you think not having that brand will affect them? well, i will agree to disagree with you on that one. yes, obviously. and i get why the queen would not want the word royal in that sense. they will not be front—line royals. that is actually their wish, not to be frontline royals. i don't think you can be half pregnant —— half regnal. they are trying to create something new so they are trying to create something new so hopefully they will not have a problem with not having the word royal. they have become what a lot of people tried to make the british royal family into, celebrities. and if that is a road they want to explore because they think, you are talking about well— being, because they will be happier in that way... they will! well, good luck to them. but what we have a

the mail says the veteran broadcaster, david dimbleby, has criticised borisjohnson amid the row overonal tribute from rugby star danny cipriani, to his ex—girlfriend caroline flack, who took her own life last weekend. and the telegraph carries an investigation, which suggests people trying to offset their emissions risks could be doing more harm than good. so, a varied set of front pages — let's see what our reviewers make of it all. let's start off with the guardian. do you want to kick us off? so this isa do you want to kick us off? so this is a big warning that has been given to teachers and doctors over any kind of referrals that they could make. any other public sector workers as well because it says they prompted terror two counterterrorism to my inquiries. the way this is come out is these documents heavily redacted and set apparently, of the policy friend mark would prevent that. it's been designed —— this copyis that. it's been designed —— this copy is released to the human rights group liberty and shared with the guardian. it seems that what doesn't need to happen is that t

to become confined to central and eastern parts of the uk copy it will be a cold start to the david dimblebyfor northern ireland we will start to see something a cloud blowing into the afternoon, a few patches of raining we get the wind really starting to ramp up in the west of scotla nd starting to ramp up in the west of scotland as we had through friday afternoon and on towards the evening time as well. in fa ct, the evening time as well. in fact, as we had through friday night it looks like being quite a blowy, blustery kind of night at the bend of rain pushes its way eastward. all of us will notice those winds increasing in strength and because it is going to be a windy night it will also be quite a mild night relatively, with temperatures potentially no lower than 10 degrees or so potentially no lower than 10 degrees or $0 across parts potentially no lower than 10 degrees or so across parts of the south—east. that takes us on into the weekend for that windy weather forecast. cover tightly packed the isobars are on saturday, particularly at this with different approaches of the atlantic.

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