digby, the ft. no surprise to our regular viewers that i have been criticising the ft for two years now. . . been criticising the ft for two years now... they used to do a lovely profile back in the day. so what? the one thing he always nobody ft. what? the one thing he always nobody ft, their opinions... some of the best in britain. i think it's excellent. but the front page, you always assumed, was balanced and i always assumed, was balanced and i always had little phrase when they we re always had little phrase when they were writing nice things about me, which was, if you're quoted in the front pages of the ft believe me, you did say it. what has happened to the ft in this post referendum world, they have sold their soul to the remain camp. the editor even got and honour from france from this.|j do and honour from france from this.” do not think it was for services to remain. just on what mr carney has said... all i would ask isjust for once, somewhere else, can we have something which is about

—— in the way the ft suggests. there we re —— in the way the ft suggests.ffle in dax overnight —— index. tabs on the waffle in dax overnight -- index. banks, ending on waffles. got me hungry. ice cream or cream? cream. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget, you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, rob and natalie. from all of us, goodnight. good evening. losses for tonight. 0n the verge of a first grand tour title, simon yates climbs to a huge lead in the vuelta a espana. gloucester came back from being ten points down at half—time to win the west derby against bristol, 35—13. the bears, promoted at the end of last season were leading 13— three at the break. gloucester scored five tries in the second half, two from charlie sharples. 0spreys' unbeaten start to the season in the proi4 has come to a crushing end. they were beaten 49—13 by munster in limerick. 0spreys

tom mccollum joining us from ft. bragg.ck in now with miguel marquez, who's in pender county, north carolina. he just filed this report. >> this is highway 421 in pender county. it is now a lake. several hundred yards wide this lake, down that way is wilmington. up that way is raleigh. you can't get there. this is all runoff from the long creek that feeds down into the cape fear river. it is still rising. the cape fear river is still rising. on the other side of this area, wards quarter, where we are, is the black river. that river is also rising and cutting off roads there. it is becoming dire for this situati situati situation -- for this location. officials i speak to here say they had 300 calls for water rescues in this area overnight. they were able to get to about 172. but they need more resources. they lost two ambulances in the water overnight. they don't have enough fuel for some of their rescuers to get to those rescuers. in one case, there was a woman and two children clinging to a tree for much of the night as h

we're going to start off with the ft. it's a brexit story. what a surprise!theresa may's brexit deal if there is one. in the sense, it not really a surprise, because most people in labour, senior people in labour, have said this for some time. emily thornberry says they will and of course, if labour does en masse, except a few rebels on their own site, it would mean you would need about 15 tory rubbles against theresa may would be enough to defeat the deal. and cast us into even more chaos and confusion. the other interesting thing about this story is just how confident emily thornberry is that the situation would produce a general election. she says there was no way we would get through. i think she is being far too optimistic because even if the deal is might think it's very unlikely we will have a general election. and natalie, i'm quite intrigued by these six tests mentioned here. yeah, i know. it's kind of disconcerting, it isn't it? whatever do we have had to be the exact same benefits and that's what we are behalf. literally nobody believes any guilt t

jeffrey was also in the army, based at ft. bragg, like the major. he went by the name "black stuntman." by now, deputy da billy west was monitoring the investigation. >> they were chat friends, chatting about the swinging lifestyle and that sort of thing. and david actually said, you need to meet my wife joan, and invited him to a swinging party. >> they all got together at a local hotel, just social that first time, no sex. >> there was a second swingers' party that both of the shannons and jeffrey attended. and at that party, he i think as well as others did have sex with joan. but after this happened, joan and jeffrey started seeing one another. >> that was okay, though, according to the rules the shannons had established, as long as it was just sex and nobody got romantically entangled. anyway, wilson was married with kids. there was no indication that his wife knew what he was up to on the side with joan. >> we started doing some one on one, is what they call it, when the other person is not there. david always knew when i was with jeff. and th

and the last thing anybody wants are supplies stuck here at ft. bragg and not where they're needed most. lester? >> kerry sanders, thanks. already, some of the biggest airlines are warning of a travel mess to come. the ripple effect from this storm will be felt far and wide. our tom costello has the latest on that. tom, lay it out for us. >> reporter: lester, we're talking about 23 airports that could be affected, potentially tens of thousands of passengers. airlines are already waiving the change fees. if you are supposed to fly in or out of the storm zone between the 13th and the 16th you are advised to change your tickets now. don't wait till the last moment. here are some , t least as of this moment. charleston, south carolina, myrtle beach, wilmington, h , greenville, north carolina, charlotte, north carolina, a major hub, the second biggest hub for american airlines. if they are affected, if they go out, that will have a major ripple effect across the country. also raleigh-durham potentially vulnerable. and then up in virginia, norfolk and r

the ft-17. this is a photo of the actual tank that was delivered here to gettysburg that day. it's an old model of the ft-1 with a round turret that could only carry a machine gun, and hotchkiss machine gun. it was powered by a four cylinder air cooled engine of 39 horsepower. it had a 25-gallon gas tank and a top speed of about four or five miles for our. the tank must have been an extremely uncomfortably ago two -- uncomfortable vehicle to between the heat, the noise, the operate smell of the fume fumes and the oil and must have been a horrendous experience. the armor on the tank, depending upon the location on the tank , varied anywhere from 15/16 inches in thickness to 7/8 inch. so it would be able to withstand most small arms fire on the battlefield. over the next few days, ike ordered camp security tightened with visitation severely curtailed. many local residents came out to view the tank during training but were deeply disappointed , when they could only view activity from the public roads that bordered the camp. on june 12, moving pictures were taken of tank corps tan

we understand two people are stuck on a cliff at ft.ason. >> we'll have much more coming up on "today in the bay." >>> a company agrees to swap a problem product but then the customer's left with nothing. i'm consumer investigator, nbc bay area responds next. ve diversity hiring in san >>> at 6:24 on your thursday morning, changes coming to improve diversity hiring in san francisco. mayor breed announced she's creating two full-time positions focused solely on recruiting minority employees for city departments. the decision comes from complaints made by dozens of african-american city employees alleging racial discrimination throughout the system. >>> nbc bay area responds to a san mateo man who says his tablet went haywire. >> that was only half of his trouble so he turned to us. >> reporter: greg silverman says the screen on his new $2700 microsoft surface tablet was scrambled. he said microsoft agreed to swap it out under the warranty so greg shipped it back to them. he says he got absolutely nothing in return. after zero progress wi

also at the ready, soldiers at ft. bragg. >> my point here is, we are ready to respond should they need it. >> reporter: getting supplies from here to the front line distribution center, before the hurricane hits, is not only a first, it's a recognition that florence is going to dump a lot of rain and create floods. and the last thing anybody wants are supplies stuck here at ft. bragg and not where they're needed mo . lester? >> kerry sanders, thanks. already, some of the biggest airlines are warning of a travel mess to come. the ripple effect from this storm will be fe far and wide. our tom costello has the latest on that. tom, lay it out for us >> reporter: lester, we're talking about 23 airportshat could be affected, potentially tens of thousands of passengers. airlines are alrea waiving the change fees. if you are supposed to fly in or out of the fly zone between the 13th and 16th, you are advised to cha tickets now. don't wait till the last moment. e here are som the airports most likely be affected, at least as o

is 20% to 30% of the ft—se100.or the numbers of diverse board members, is that changing? certainly a lot of people seem to be meeting the targets set by the reviews. but they are not going be on that. it's almost a sense ofjob done perhaps. we don't want that to happen. we wa nt we don't want that to happen. we want this to get embedded into organisations. we are asking why people are not in their board evaluations talking more about diversity. whilst we are incredibly pleased that i'm gender diversity everybody seems to be doing better, other forms of diversity people are massively silent on. but can't be good. you do get to a tipping point. when you get more diverse board it creates more diverse board in the future because they are like people like themselves? you hope diversity will get embedded. if it is not day—to—day in the organisation, if the h are department don't set off ona the h are department don't set off on a path of diversity, you can still see they were followed. the women on the board don't have t

the ft, i'io something about economic 's? the ft, no wonder, would splash land. been here before. the imf have said things before and proved wrong, haven't they? that's right. michael gove referred to the experts a couple of his ago. jacob rees mogg is quoted in this article. he'll be expressing... he says nothing new. this doom laden forecast which is more political than economic. until we finally leave, that is the point. the salzburg meeting is a key one. the salzburg meeting is a key one. the big one is in november, the special meeting, after that a vote in parliament and maybe the government. on that bombshell, let's move government. on that bombshell, let's m ove o nto government. on that bombshell, let's move onto your paper. one in five britons harmed by internet. in what way? sharon white, the chief executive of ofcom, which is the regulator for broadcasters, including the bbc. well... a bit. her concern, reflected by 12 million britons, one in five of us, a lot of children and young people watch tv ona children and young people watch tv on a tablet or a

vlore, let's go to the ft. —— laura.ate a £500 event staff, which would be wonderful news if you are working for a company... successful company. what would happen if you were not making profits? businesses have expressed their concern about it, as they have done as a lot of what john mcdonald has done the. largely because it is mandatory, they don't like it much, they say it will put off investors and they cannot hire more staff. these companies, they knew —— they may still have profits here, but their domicile in another country. one of the points that the paper does say is that this wouldn't apply to foreign listed companies with uk units. so there is always loopholes. what is interesting, we keep hearing thatjohn mcdonald has been going around charming losses, i don't think so. —— bosses. around charming losses, i don't think so. -- bosses. this on the. hands off piece of. this is coming up hands off piece of. this is coming up to the 100 anniversary of the war and there are plans afoot that might upset and there are

this is ft. myers right in can you see the storm moving north of ft.yers and the current windsre at 50 miles per hour. this is making its way in towards the golf and could impact places as far west as new orleans over the next couple of days. wee tracking that one and another system out there, too, as we move on through the next couple of days. first though hot and humid all day. the heatndex well over 100 again. storm chances, well, they increase later in the week and two tropical storms to watch and one that we may have to watch closely into next week. we'll talk much more about that and see you back here in a few minutes. >> thank you, doug. >> 6:17 right now. breaking news from hartford county. rescue crews saying they have found the o bodythe woman who was swept away by floodwater on friday. witnesses say the woman and another man stopped onhe hebridge. when woman got out she was swept over the bridge when she was trying to aid others caught in the flooding. >> remembrances tonight for a beloved personal trainer andie newlywed who in a swimming ac

we can't go without touching on the ft.he is. he is now this tech entrepreneur billionaire, he has been pictured smoking marijuana. it has created something of a stir, henry. it has. i suppose the people who are really worried by this, and it is the ft you would expect this, it is the investors in tesla, the shares fell as much as 10% yesterday. just because as much as 1096 yesterday. just because he was on a pod cast smoking dope? not illegal in california where he was doing it. but it has made people rather twitchy. where he was doing it. but it has made people rather twitchym where he was doing it. but it has made people rather twitchy. it plays into a crazy investor theory, not so much theory, as personality, he has done some pretty cantankerous things of the past few weeks. he has confirmed my impression of him, which is, the thing about dope is it may not cause serious harm, although you can question that, but it does make you very boring. and i always thought that elon musk was a pretty boring sort of chap. but obvio

. >> reporter: police and firefighters near ft. worth made at least 35 rescued overnight a scramble on top of their homes >> it was only about an inch deep. it was about a foot deep, and then the middle of my chest in the whole house. >> reporter: surrounding towns pitched in to help even as first responders got cut off. >> we're constituenting the highest point was six feet, making it different for emergency vehicles. >> reporter: september has already dumped four times the average on dallas and ft. worth. arlington firefighters found the body of a 24-year-old man swept away by the current knee the university of texas. rescueses are ongoing. the outlook isn't any better for sunday. >>> much more on the stories impacting the country coming up on "nightly news", including a campaign ad like you have never seen before, a candidate's own siblings come out for the opponent. that cummings up on "nightly news." >>> an attempt to a selfie leads to a free accident and death of a sunnyvale woman. 31-year-old woman was hiking by herself in t

ft. trump. i can't even imagine. thanks, poland. >> thank you again. >> you know, guys, you have to laugh at how easily it is to watch these guys play president trump. it's not quite on par with the saudis projectsi saudis projecting his image on the side of the hotel, but ft. trump is up there. >> for the saudis, think about all they had to do was project his image there. they have had free reign. no criticism over a bloody, inhumane war that continues to drag on, but they had him. they had him in the palm of his hands the second they projected his image up on buildings before he came into town. the saudis knew how to play him better than anybody else. >> yeah. en route from landing in air force one to the royal pal yas or wherever they were going, they had his image on 15, 20 story building on the side of the building, motorcades slowed down, the president of the united states, wow, look at that. and they had us. boom, boom. >> it has reeled him right in. willie, speaking of reeling somebody right in, omir and i we

also at the rearady, soldiers a ft. bragg. among the equipment they have at ft. bragg, really big helicopters called chinooks that can pickp heavy items and rescue people. >> how about where the storm is now? here bonnie schnyder with more on that. >> the storm track has shifted little further west in the latest advisory. right now still a very intense category four with maximum winds at 140 miles per hour. unfortunately, we're likely to see the storm strengthen. notice the forecast calling for winds to get even stronger,ust shy of cat five status. by the time we get to the weekend, the storm will be onshore make landfall sometime thsday. but i slows down and lingers. that means the entire region fromeorgia to virginia are looking at this threat of flooding, particurly for the carolinas. we are likely to see over two feet of rain accumulate.so massive flooding is expected. this is expected to be a prolonged event. that's the biggest pro dem. the winage will be strong, but heavy rain and flooding will onbe a majorrn as we go forward. something to keep in mind. and

.2 for businesses, and 1,500,000 ft.2 of office space . the need to build affordable housing was a sticking point in this proposal. developer say the project will include apartments for low income families. >>> civil rights groups are challenging the constitutionality of oaklands public housing loitering ordinance. a lawsuit was filed yesterday in federal court and also they posted a tweet saying we are living, not littering. it is time to repeal oaklands unconstitutional public housing lording ordinance. the complaint claims ordinance has been used by oakland housing authority police to harass and intimidatents. violation of the lord during ordinance isa fine of up to $250. >>> the debate is heating up over rvs parked on city-owned land in east palo alto. last night public works and transportation commission heard very passionate arguments on both sides of the issue. the commission is considering whether to change the city code on parking to ban overnight parking on large vehicles like rvs. >> we are the working homeless. people that pay

we built a version of the ft-17 but they did not come off the line until much later in 1918. oh, and by the way, one of the -- a couple of the famous guests, you were talking about tourism. they came to see their son who was in the tank corps, but mrs. thomas edison came, and then the following week, thomas himself came in the company of henry ford to visit their son at camp colt. i've always wondered whether ike got to meet any of them. i would like to think that thomas edison and his mother -- and mrs. edison would have wanted to speak with the commander of the camp in which her son was stationed in. but that has not been reported. but they came two separate weeks in a row, mrs. edison first, and then thomas and henry. they both stayed in the gettysburg hotel on the square. sir? >> were there any victims of the flu epidemic in the national cemetery? paul: yes. there are three men who were buried there, mostly because they had no relatives on their records, and so they were given military burial in the national cemetery. i don't have the names offhand but there are three men

ian, if you can s say who the ft checker was thatat deemed your piece fake news. >> the name of the fact checker iven a single 25-year-old staffer at the weekly standard the power to decide which news which does not. amy: i want to take this a step further because we have been talking about this astounding whort said she is now willing to testify before the committee about what she alleges brett kavanaugh did to her in high school, the attempted rape. she has made available all sorts of information in "the washington post" fees, the nose of her therapist in 2012 when she was in couples there be with her husband describing what happened to her, and again in 2013 when she described his attempted rape. the third man in the room while she alleges brett kavanaugh held her down, groped her, tried to rip her clothing off and put his and over her mouth and she was terrified she could die, the third man in the room was mark judge them a brett kavanaugh's friend from the elitite prep school. the weeklywrites for standard, among other publications. >> there's a lot of things about mr. judge that i

clearly he said -- as he said in the ft article today, again, that he's staying on he said late last year probably around five years. but he has at least thought about it maybe he's thought about it and rejected it, because he loves his current job so much, but he has at least considered it going back to the ft article this morning, lots of little headlines in that that we were discussing before he gave us a more juicy one the one that stood out to me was from daniel pinto, and he said jamie is a great ceo but he's human. he has a lot of external engagements and travels a lot so essentially now we are sharing among the three of us. even if he hadn't had the follow-up comment about beating truch, trump, to me that was a step further. it does show that he's sharing more of the power and responsibility and look at other things so certainly that timeline -- >> i guess sort of the obvious thing to me is going back to the statement that you just received and read to us that we want all sides to come together to solve some big problems, fiesty comments about the president is probably not co

papers with our reviewers, former fleet street editor, eve pollard and political correspondent at the ftghes. stay with us for that. good evening. jeremy corbyn has confirmed that labour would support another referendum on brexit, if delegates backed the idea at the party's conference in liverpool. tonight, officials are deciding the exact wording of the motion, to be debated. mr corbyn says he'd prefer a general election, but would abide by the decision of members, and his comments came as thousands joined an anti—brexit march in liverpool. from there, here's our political editor, laura kuenssberg. what do we want? people's vote! when do we want it? now! their voices are getting louder. i cannot see that we have anything to gain from brexit. protesters pushing for another vote on the eu. we need to know what the deal actually is. determined to make the labour party heed their calls. amazing, amazing, amazing! can you hear us, jeremy corbyn? listen to us. hear us. give us a people's vote. remember, jeremy corbyn‘s existing labour plan is to leave the eu, like the tories, but negotiate a

he's head of politics at the daily mirror, and also the political leader writer for the ft, sebastian the independent leads with the protest held outside the us supreme court as a committee of senators voted to approve brett kavanaugh's nomination. the i has an exclusive interview with thejustice secretary, david gauke, who says that borisjohnson‘s alternative brexit strategy threatens the survival of the uk. sticking with brexit, in the daily telegraph, leading brexiteerjacob rees mogg urges the prime minister to listen to mrjohnson — and back what he calls a ‘super canada' style plan. criminal gangs are grooming children who have been excluded from school. that's the lead in the times. 0ne expert claims the scale of grooming is on a par with child sexual exploitation. the daily mail reports that data from at least 50 million facebook user accounts has been hacked by criminals following a security flaw. this story is also picked up by the financial times, with news that the social media giant's share price fell more than 3% following the revelation. the sun leads with the anguish exp

ft. washington northbound ind yand head ghway, right side blocked by the crash there. and 270 looks good from0 to the spur, going about 44 miles per hour. ing to take you 41 minutes. slowest spot is as you approach na. aaron? >> all right, maielissa. thank you. >>> now to the other major story we're following t flames ripped through a senior apartment building in southeast washington,ending residents running for their lives. the fire burned for hours there and was so big it could be seen from miles away. >> right now more than 100 residents are displaced. news 4's megan mcgrath is t liv ne building on 6th street southeast. so what's going to h these residents this morning? >> reporter: well, the d resides whn't go home with family, they're at a nearby rec center. they're working with the red cross and other d.c. agencies to figure out a more permanent housing solution for them. right now they're at that rec center. now, this was auge fire. take a look at the video here. flames ran across

ft and what they‘ re saying about jacob rees—mogg. they‘ re saying about jacob rees-mogg.risjohnson resigned, man everyone was talking about since boris johnson resigned, now man everyone was talking about since borisjohnson resigned, now he's trying to get some attention, but what a surprise, his erc european research group colleagues are struggling to unify about how they would do brexit. it's almost like these negotiations are difficult after all! by not having a plan they leave themselves constantly open to remarks from theresa may and downing street, how would you do it? and they can't answer. the truth is we reconsidered, he said. bizarre. i'm so surprised. they talked a good talk, they talked about hard brexit, they talked quite dramatically and when it comes to it, they haven't come up with a plan or an alternative they can all agree on. today we had the former brexit minister steve baker saying 80 mps would vote down the chequers deal. he is saying that, and then your core group of brexiters don't have a plan in place. it's completely illogicalfrom plan in place.

the ft says donald trump took aim at the us‘s oil producing allies in the middle east during his addressre ripping off the world by failing to bring down prices. the guardian leads on the jailing of bill cosby, as the entertainer known as america's dad was sentenced to serve between three and ten years in jail for drugging and sexually assaulting a women. the telegraph looks ahead to tomorrow when the prime minister will pledge that she wants to cut corporation tax to make brexit britain an economic powerhouse. the mirror looks ahead to the labour conference tomorrow wherejeremy corbyn will vow to put children and parents at the heart of his plans to rebuild britain. the mail claims banks have mounted a secret lobbying campaign to avoid having to refund victims of fraud. and the times reports that the russian billionaire, roman abramovich, has been accused of money laundering and having links to organised crime, according to a leaked swiss police report. we're not going to start there. take us we're not going to start there. take us to the guardian, rosamond, and perhaps to liverpool. th

the former fleet street editor, eve pollard, and laura hughes, who's a political correspondent at the fteady in. the telegraph reports that the foreign secretary is leading ministers in urging the prime minister to drop chequers in favour of free trade agreement. the guardian leads with freedom of information statistics showing less than a third of young men prosecuted for rape are convicted. the daily mail says a jewish labour mp was forced to rely on police protection at the party conference yesterday, as the anti—semitism row continues. also following the labour conference, the daily express says party leaderjeremy corbyn faces a "backlash" after suggesting he could back the campaign for another referendum. and the financial times focuses on a new policy proposal from shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell. in which the labour party will tell companies to turn 10% of their equity over to the staff. and the times says the home secretary wants to grant limitless access to european union migrants for two yea rs european union migrants for two years after a no—deal brexit. so let's go through so

the ft says the eu is preparing to give its brexit negotiator, michel barnier, new instructions to help attempt to help bolster theresa may as she comes under pressure from hardline brexiteers within her goverment. 0n the reuters website us and eu trade chiefs will hold a first meeting in brussels today to pursue closer transatlantic ties after us president donald trump agreed to drop his threat of tariffs on eu cars. next, do you yearn for a shorter week's work? the independent reports on comments made by the leader of britain's trade union movement, frances 0'grady, who has called for the power of technology to be used to give workers a four—day working week. and finally if you had an extra day off, would you be able to refrain from spending it downing alcohol? the telegraph says acording to public health england middle aged drinkers should abstain from drinking for a number of days each and every week. so let's begin. with me is cornelia meyer, who's ceo of the mrl corporation, a business consultancy. cornelia, let's get started with the sweden election. the guardian talks about the

and now the front page of the ft with the story that coca—cola is in ‘preliminary‘ talks about manufacturingto variety magazine for some glitz and glamour and the emmys, where there was even a wedding proposal. are all you have a sneak preview. unitjeremy cook is with us. the chief economist of the payments company world first. talking about south china morning post and the news about the new ta riffs post and the news about the new tariffs on chinese trade goods. what do they say? they say that it has happened and it is not a surprise and that obviously while we have or will have a 10% tariff next week on $200 billion

in other news, the ft carries a photograph of rescuers saving a young girl trapped in her house followingastating earthquake and tsunami on the indonesian island of sulawesi. the death toll now stands at more than 800 people. and this photograph on the front of the daily telegraph captures the moment of europe's triumph at the ryder cup in france — the headline, europe united injoy. if their unity coming through the front pages, rachel? it is a big ask coming on the eve of the tory conference. the we are united. of course you are! philip hammond, in a searing attack, it says, although i will never think of philip happened and searing attacker the natural associations —— philip hammond. his plummy voice. worked as plummy voice have to do with it? —— what does. well apparently he has been mocking his plummy voice. this is all party politics or into party politics, so to speak. the chances of having a successful challenge to theresa may's leadership in the near term is pretty slim. you need a majority. you would never get anywhere near 158 or 159 mp5 you would never get anywhere near 158 or

staying with the ft.g a rival to uk high street lenders today. the us bank is going out with a strong offer to lure customers away from competitors. it will be the highest saving rate in the country. the new york times looks at rising us debt. this story says the government could soon be paying more in interest than it spends on the military. within a decade, more than $900 billion in interest alone will be due each year. the total deficit is expected to total nearly $1 trillion next year. then bbc news online, most restaurant owners dream of being awarded a michelin star, but an eatery in wales has given theirs back. the owners say they no longer want to be in the guide and want to use their extra time to be with family instead. too much like hard work. with me is iain anderson, founder of the international communications agency, cicero group. welcome back. so you were in liverpool. i was. welcome back. so you were in liverpool. iwas. and i haven't welcome back. so you were in liverpool. i was. and i hav

and the ft, jpmorgan is setting up a programme to fund mba studies by its executives and run coursesnd finally, the daily express.

zero zero zero zero zero zero zero ft is he cries it's tapped in english the start of the one hundred and eighty fifth october fast as announced by munich. and as tradition demands he's joined by the various state premier. and there's no shortage of pomp and ceremony at the start of the festival both inside. and outside the beer tents. an estimated six million locals and tourists are expected to descend on munich for the festivities which run for sixteen days and for many they have only one thing on their mind. in very early to get a ten in trick all day lots of beer lots of fine let's. hope thirty this year there won't be any problems it would be nice to see the hill over there not used as a toilet i just want a festival to be quiet and peaceful. and to ensure that peace and quiet some six hundred police officers and hundreds of stewards will keep order at the fenced off fairgrounds. once inside revelers can enjoy some tasty german sausages. and did i mention the beer. october fest runs until october seventh. baby mere cat stolen from a zoo in australia has been returned to its keepe

the picture on front of the ft shows supporters of lgbt rights dancing with joy after india's supreme court decriminalised homosexual acts. the ruling overturns a 2013 judgement that upheld a colonial—era law, known as section 377, under which gay sex is categorised as an "unnatural offence." the huff post online focuses on british airways who say police are investigating the online theft of customer data that compromised around 380,000 payment cards. ba said the stolen data did not include travel or passport details. the independent says bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies are crashing in a sudden and dramatic market collapse. one of the factors potentially contributing to the crash could be reports investment bank goldman sachs is dropping plans for a cryptocurrency trading desk. and finally, his picture is on the front of guardian and many other news outlets. american actor burt reynolds, the star of such classic films as deliverance, smokey and the bandit and boogie nights, has died at age 82. so let's begin. with me is lawrence gosling, who's editor—in—chief of what investme

the ft leads with the government's proposed energy price cap, but notes it is lower than had been promisedo unsolved. and the mirror goes with the death of hollywood legend burt reynolds. so a varied set of front pages. let's have a look at a few in more detail. we begin with the telegraph. gchq chief plotting revenge on russia, what has he got in mind? it is interesting, gchq don't normally go on record. they do not comment. it is anomalous. they deploy all of their resources to hit back at russia over the nerve agent attack. interestingly, from a diplomatic point of view, you have france, germany and the us backing the uk over its stance. i think, you speak to people in security services. the only way you hit russia is in terms of freezing assets and if sanctions do not work, you really hit them ha rd do not work, you really hit them hard and with all of these different countries, that is the way you feel the pain and the consequence of those actions. i suspect that they will not bring these two people to book at all. they will not have given up easily. and what happened with crimea when

and now the front page of the ft with the story that coca—cola is in ‘preliminary‘ talks about manufacturings containing cannabis. and finally let's go to variety magazine for some glitz and glamour and the emmys, where there was even a wedding proposal. are all you have a sneak preview. unitjeremy cook is with us. the chief economist of the payments company world first. talking about south china morning post and the news about the new ta riffs post and the news about the new tariffs on chinese trade goods. what do they say? they say that it has happened and it is not a surprise and that obviously while we have or will have a 10% tariff next week on $200 billion worth of goods going from china into the us, the main thing it will pick up to 25% in january and many people out there are saying that 10%... is really much? isjust are saying that 10%... is really much? is just a shot across the bow of? symbolic. yes symbolic or will it actually raise revenue for the us. will it actually change customer behaviour? or is this just something to try and bring the chinese back to the negotiation table.

and the ft, jpmorgan is setting up a programme to fund mba studies by its executives and run courses for uk school leavers aspiring to be bankers. and finally, the daily express. millions of britains have been told that taking an asprin every day could not only be unnecessary, but even damage their health. with me is priya lakhani, from century tech. michael gove, the foreign secretary talking about the fact that it does not worry about the cheque is planned, let's get behind our will lead, get thejob planned, let's get behind our will lead, get the job done and we can unpick it later. —— chequers. lead, get the job done and we can unpick it later. -- chequers. what he wants is his brexit baby delivered, what he doesn't want is a second vote, which is gaining more traction with sadiq khan, saying that he supported that. he cannot afford a leadership contest because it could him or one of his peers, i am not sure if you call them that any more because there is a civil war, who would then be the failure of brexit. he cannot afford a general election because there are polls suggesting t

in the ft, some extraordinary statistics.te the uk government push, just a third of entrepreneurs are female, 2296 a third of entrepreneurs are female, 22% of business leaders, leaders of small businesses, i should say, are women. gender diversity has stalled for the last two years at the top of the biggest companies in the uk as well. it is not for lack of talent 01’ well. it is not for lack of talent or appetite. no, it isn't. and things are back to front. really this should have been done a long time ago before the whole push that is going on. so it seems to have started the push without actually thinking what are the factors that lie behind the fact that only a third of businesses, entrepreneurs are women, and very few of them rise to the top even within the corporate world. and there is this target of a third of boards and executives, of the ftse 350, but they are nowhere near that. it is good they have launched this research to see what other factors and maybe they will be able to do something about it lets talk very qu

we begin with the ft and the main uk opposition party, labour, who has decided to shift the party's officialhe door to supporting a second referendum. meanwhile the telegraph says a majority of the uk conservative party cabinet members now support moving towards a canada—style trade deal with the eu following the outright rejection of prime minister theresa may's chequers plan. the japan times reports a growing number of asian manufacturers who are moving to shift production from china to other factories in the region in the wake of us president donald trump's imposition of tariffs on chinese imports. the guardian focusses on our current obsession with on demand tv services. this article, found on their website, says the average uk citizen now spends 26 days per year glued in front of their screens which is around eight times longer than they spend exercising. and finally it's being called a ‘comeback of the ages'. usa today shows a triumphant tiger woods who has won his first tour championship victory in five years.

the ft front page has the news that brent crude went above $80 a barrelagain, news that brent crude wentain, the first time since may. the price of oil is surging because of the impact of the hurricane in the us, but also sanctions on iran. you're a trader, making muggy? i've been on here since january and i said we would be at $100 before the year is out —— making money. that is true. it's been a bet. you don't often get 1—way bets. been a bet. you don't often get 1-way bets. you're doing well on that? we don't often get 1-way bets, this has been one of the easier ones. how long will it last? i think $100 by the end of the year. 18 months ago it was about £100 to fill up months ago it was about £100 to fill up the tank in my car. yesterday it was half a tank. look at the living standards. looking about car manufacturers, let's talk about blue—collar workers, it will hit them, not the fat cats in the city like me. the uber drivers, minicab drivers, the men and women... for once the politicians aren't to blame. and stationery as well, the wages. yes, it is hitting living standards because

the price of oil hits a four—year—high is the lead in the ft.global shortfall in oil is heightening supply fears. richard branson in a pickle — is the headline in the metro. train passengers have hit back at the virgin boss after he took to social media to moan about people being late. every patient should be able to skype their gp on a smartphone. the telegraph reports on the health secretary's plans to end a postcode lottery in access to care. it also says britain will not pay its ‘divorce bill‘ in the event of a no—deal brexit. gordon brown says the world is sleepwalking towards a new financial crisis. the guardian features a warning from the former prime minister that a lack of leadership could see a repeat of the financial crash a decade ago. the times features conservative mps attacking the archbishop of canterbury for ‘parroting labour policy‘ after he called the gig economy a ‘reincarnation of ancient evil‘. it also says mothers who post graphic accounts of the birthing process on websites such as mumsnet are contributing to a rise in ph

the same story makes the front page of the ft.ell—off in emerging markets, sparked by currency crises in turkey and argentina. the telegraph leads on the skripal poisoning suspects. but it also carries a warning from the health secretary, matt hancock, that dangerous nhs it systems are risking the lives of patients. the express has a picture of what it calls "assassins sent by putin". but it also reports on the death of bbc presenter rachael bland, decribing her as beautiful and courageous. and the head of nhs england is accusing betting firms, that sponsor premier league football clubs, of shirking their duty to help britain 5 problem gamblers. that's in the guardian. so those are the front pages, lets see what our reviewers make of it all. all of them featuring the two men accused openly by the prime minister of carrying out this poisoning on the streets of salisbury, a very graphic image there on the cover of the eye, wanted. absolutely these mugshots here, amazing level of detail right today by theresa may she explained that 2

we start with the ft, which reports on uk inflation rising more sharply than expected in august due toterrified pleas of eight—year—old mylee billingham, her father is accused of her murder. that's on the front page of the metro. genetic testing on the nhs is the headline for the i, with promises of a new service of personalised treatments tranforming patients‘ lives. chequers as dead as a dodo — the telegraph reports on one of the prime minister's most loyal allies warning eurosceptics will kill off her brexit plan. a damning report saying passengers are routinely failed by the rail industry is reported in the daily mail. rail failings are aslo splashed across the front of the times. the paper also reports on may's brexit plans creating a rift among eu leaders in salzburg tonight. the guardian also features the report on the rail industry, and the paper also echoes the prime ministers speech in salzburg, "the onus is on all of us to get deal done." so quite a variety of stories. but what else can we start with but brexit? and it is interesting the different papers are reporting what i

the picture on front of the ft shows supporters of lgbt rights dancing with joy after india's supreme ruling overturns a 2013 judgement that upheld a colonial—era law, known as section 377, under which gay sex is categorised as an "unnatural offence." the huff post 0nline focuses on british airways who say police are investigating the online theft of customer data that compromised around 380,000 payment cards. ba said the stolen data did not include travel or passport details. the independent says bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies are crashing in a sudden and dramatic market collapse.

the ft looks at how some us companies are on a dealmaking spree totalling more than $50 billion. rivals in a series of industry changing mergers. the new york times reports us global fashion giant michael kors is set to buy legendary italian fashion house versace for $2 billion. the sale would mark the end of independence for one of the most prominent stand—alone couture brands, amid a wave of consolidation within the industry. the gulf news focuses on rising brent crude oil prices, which are currently at a four—year high. the article goes on to say that prices could hit $90 a barrel by december and pass the $100 mark in early 2019. and finally, are you a stickler for current scrabble rules on acceptable words or are you not ok with popular informal language? scrabble players are calling for more american slang to be added to the dictionary to ease fears that the game is unpopular among the young. words like "twerk" and "ew" and "ok" are now being asked to be included. two letter words. you won't get much for that. with me is maike currie, who's investment director

jason beattie, who's head of politics at the daily mirror, and the political leader writer for the ftof tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's take a look. the i has an exclusive interview with thejustice secretaty, —— secretary, david gauke, who tells the paper that the former foreign secretary, borisjohnson‘s alternative brexit strategy threatens the survival of the uk meanwhile leading brexiteerjacob rees mogg writes in the daily telegraph urging the prime minister to listen to mrjohnson, and back what he calls a super canada style plan. a warning that criminal gangs are grooming children who have been excluded from school, is the lead in the times. one expert tells the paper that the scale of grooming is on a par with child sexual exploitation. the daily mail reports that the details of at least 50 million users of the social media platform have been hacked by criminals. and this story also features on the front of the financial times as they say facebook‘s share price fell more than 3% following the announcement. the sun leads with the pain of take that star gary barlow, as

take us to the ft and what they are saying about immigration in this report that's been widely discussedact that theresa may is apparently next week going to see cat —— seek cabinet approval of plans for a more restrictive post brexit peter greste amazed that regime, based on this issue of a report that was released today —— post brexit immigration regime. suggesting that there should be restriction on lower skilled workers and more high skilled workers encouraged. we have been waiting for some sort of move from the government, it is long—awaited the paper on what will happen with immigration and part of the delay has been waiting for this report that was commissioned by the former home secretary amber rudd. and there was a suggestion that amber rudd had been looking for this report to do something in particular with regards to looking into european migration and actually it is kind of knock on what was expected —— not done what was expected, but it has caused quite backlash, concern about industry and many sectors that do need lower skilled workers post brexit and very concerned about w

of the bank of england until 2020, to help the government ease the brexit transition — that's in the ftass delays and timetable chaos have prompted theresa may to overhaul the rail system. the metro reports that children with leukaemia are to receive a life—saving drug on the nhs, after it was fast—tracked for approval. the same story is on the front page of the daily mirror, which hails a new hope in the fight against cancer. the guardian leads with a new food poverty study, which reveals almost four million children in the uk live in households that cant afford healthy diets. so, a varied set of front pages — let's see what our reviewers make of it all. daisy, we will start with the financial times and a sense of stability at the bank of england.|j can't believe that mark carney is particularly delighted about this. i suspect he is aching to get back to canada and away from the brexit magnets. but the chancellor has been putting pressure on him recently to ask if he would stay on for his original five—year term. ask if he would stay on for his originalfive—yearterm. —— ask if he would

cars, hopefully next year we will get this back on track as it were. brief glance to the front of the fts to the united states where economically things are looking rather rosy. they are looking rather rosy. they are looking rather rosy. they're looking absolutely really exceptionally good at the moment. partly because you have got this confluence of circumstances where donald trump is coming and he has slashed corporate taxes so a lot of companies are bringing production back, bring revenue back into the united states. you have got this massive quantitative easing which has been flooding the markets with money and that the moment, the forecasts are the rules next year in the us will be to .9% up from 2.2% this year. so all the circumstances plus the share buy—backs. all the circumstances plus the share buy-backs. does anyone really believe this is a magically happened since that exciting day when mr trump entered the white house? i don't think so. is an argument about that. which you will have to revisit at some other time. thank you both. that's it for the papers this hour. i'll be bac