and at 11:30pm, we will be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, henry zeffman, politicalorrespondent for the times, and rowena mason, deputy political editor for the guardian. stay with us for that. after facing days of criticism for avoiding media scrutiny, borisjohnson, who is running againstjeremy hunt to be the next prime minister and tory leader, has spoken exclusively to the bbc. he says he would ensure a plan to deliver brexit by the end of october, declaring that the political landscape both in the uk and the eu has changed. but mrjohnson admitted he would need eu co—operation to prevent both a hard border in ireland and tariffs on british business if there were no deal with the eu. asked about the widely reported incident in the early hours of friday morning at the flat he shares with his partner, borisjohnson said it was simply not fair to talk about his family and loved ones. here is laura kuenssberg's exclusive interview with mrjohnson in full. borisjohnson, what boris johnson, what would you borisjohnson, what would you do on day one in number ten, to make su

with me are henry zeffman, political correspondent for the times, and rowena mason deputy political editor for the guardian. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. keep calm and carry on is the front page of the metro. it shows a picture of boris johnson page of the metro. it shows a picture of borisjohnson and his current girlfriend. apparently happy together after the row last week, the paper says sources around mr johnson played down suggestions that the picture was staged. the daily mirror it believes the picture was staged and says pressure is mounting on burris to come clean about that argument. the daily telegraph also has that same picture but quotes the reckons bird's exclusive interview for the bbc with mrjohnson. who says it is not right that his loved ones be dragged into politics but he had a right to proceed. the guardian claims borisjohnson had a right to proceed. the guardian claims boris johnson is had a right to proceed. the guardian claims borisjohnson is planning a media blitz with a number of closely managed public appearances after being branded a bottler byje

with me are henry zeffman, political correspondent for the times, and rowena mason, deputy politicalr for the guardian. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. keep calm and carrie on is the front page of the metro. it shows a picture of borisjohnson and his girlfriend, carrie symonds, apparently happy together after their row last week. the paper cites sources that play down suggestions the picture was staged. the daily mirror believes the picture was staged, and says pressure is mounting on boris to come clean about the argument. the daily telegraph also has the same picture, but quotes laura kuennsberg's exclusive interview with mrjohnson. he says it is not right that his loved ones be dragged into politics, and that he had a right to privacy. the guardian claims boris is planning a media blitz with a number of closely managed public appearances, after being branded a bottler byjeremy hunt after he failed to agree to take part in a head to head debate on sky tomorrow. the times says this fightback from boris will attempt to highlight his campaigning credentials and reassure

our guests joining me tonight are henry zeffman, political correspondent for the times and rowena masonor for the guardian. the headlines on bbc news... jeremy hunt tells his fellow leadership candidate boris johnson to man up and fitting in a tv debate this week. president trump imposes new sanctions against iran and its supreme new sanctions against iran and its supreme leader as tensions continue to rise between the two countries. a man is sentenced to life in prison for the attempted murder of two people who he pushed on tube platforms. sport now and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's gavin ra mjaun. good evening. the usa are through to the finals of the women's world cup. they have their toughest game yet beating spain a 2—14 stop the pretournament favourites went ahead to megan's penalty. the pre—tournament favourites went ahead early on, thanks to megan rapinoe's goal from the penalty spot. spain struck back — through jennifer hermoso capitalising on us defensive mix up, the first goal they've conceded since april. the americans had to rely on another penalty