with me are james rampton, features writer for the independent and baroness newlove — the conservativent pages are already in. the financial times says politicians and regulators have put pressure on four top accountancy firms to prepare ‘for a break—up‘ following a series of high—profile corporate collapses the express reports that grieving relatives of an 85—year—old widow murdered in her home begged for help to track down her killer. the telegraph says theresa may's government will tell brussels it is prepared to stay tied to the customs union beyond 2021 the mirror leads with the royal wedding and thomas marklejnr‘s comments that his sister meghan will be ‘the perfect modern princess'. the metro leads on the deliveroo riders who have been excluded from a giveaway of shares by the food delivery company. the guardian covers the government grenfell review of building regulations and their recommendation against an explicit ban on combustible cladding and insulation. and the times reports front line police officers will carry handguns for the first time to cope with the terrorist threa

thank you, james rampton and baroness newlove. this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley.e government brings rail services on the troubled east coast main line from london to edinburgh back under public control. i think it is a good idea. i think the people that have run it in the past have been pretty useless. all everybody really wants is good service, and to pay something that you think is the right price for it. a corporate culture gone rotten. mps deliver withering criticism of the collapsed construction giant carillion. donald trump says he doesn't know if his planned summit with kim jong—un will go ahead. north korea has threatened to pull out over us pressure to give up its nuclear weapons. and on newsnight, what isjohn bolton trying to tell his boss, president trump, about the deal with north korea? we are live from the korean peninsula and

in tomorrow's front pages at 10:40 this evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are james ramptonependent and baroness newlove, the conservative peer and victims commissioner. mps have published a damning report into the collapse of the construction and services company carillion. they said senior executives had presided over a rotten corporate culture, and they accused them of greed and recklessness. they also called for a potential break—up of the big four audit firms, after they waved through the company's accounts. simon gompertz reports. birmingham's new super hospital, construction at a standstill. this is the continuing blight from carillion, which today's report says was a giant and unsustainable time bomb, condemned by a rotten corporate culture and led by directors too busy stuffing their mouths with gold. the longer this lies abandoned, the more the weather gets in, the higher the cost of restarting. it could be delayed by three years. it was heartbreaking more than anything, because i had to tell guys they had to go home that day... james was a subcontractor at the hos