with me are the political commentators jane merrick and jo—anne nadler.e story dominates most of the front pages. the daily telegraph has coverage of the pensioner who's been arrested on suspicion of murder following a burglary at his home. the metro has a picture of that pensioner, richard osborn—brooks, on its front page under the headline. it's the top story for the express too, but the paper also headlines news that former england captain ray wilkins has died at the age ofjust 61. again the i leads with the same story, pointing out that the pensioner is in custody following the death of a 38—year—old man. the daily mail claims that mr osborn—brooks was simply defending his wife and home. the times breaks with the consensus, it reports that british security services believe they have pinpointed the russian laboratory, which the paper says made the weapons—grade nerve agent used, in the salisbury attack. the ft says that world markets are reeling after the trade war between the us and china deepens. and the guardian, as part of its long—running campaign

tonight's reviewers are jane merrick and jo—anne nadler. good evening and welcome to bbc news.e start with some breaking news this hour — a man in his twenties has died after being stabbed in east london this evening. the met police say officers on patrol on link street in hackney were approached by a man suffering from stab injuries around 8pm tonight. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. police say there have been no arrests and the victim's next of kin have not yet been informed. in the same area, police have confirmed another death this evening, following a serious assault. we'll bring you more on this story as we get it. meanwhile, detectives are continuing to appeal for witnesses and information following the fatal shooting of a 16—year—old boy in walthamstow on monday night. police have named the victim as amaan shakoor from leyton. relations between britain and russia have worsened againm following the chemical attack on a former russian agent in salisbury. russia is now being accused by britain and other eu countries of attempting to frustrate the official investi

with me are the political commentators, jane merrick and jo—anne nadler.any of tomorrow's front pages are already in. and one story dominates most of the front pages. the daily telegraph has coverage of the pensioner who's been arrested on suspicion of murder following a burglary at his home. the metro has a picture of that pensioner, richard osborn—brooks, on its front page. it's the top story for the express too, but the paper also headlines news that the former england captain ray wilkins has died at the age ofjust 61. again, the i leads with the burglar attack in south london — pointing out that the pensioner is in custody following the death of a 38—year—old man. the daily mail claims that the man being questioned, mr osborn—brooks, was simply defending his wife and home. the times breaks with the consensus. it reports that british security services believe they have pinpointed the russian laboratory, which the paper says made the weapons—grade nerve agent used in the salisbury attack. the ft says that world markets are reeling after the trade war bet

our guests joining me tonight are the political commentators jane merrick and jo—anne nadler.ays the duke of edinburgh has had a successful hip replacement operation today and is in good spirits. 96—year—old prince phillip is likely to remain in hospital for a number of days. our correspondent richard lister is at the king edward the seventh hospital in london. richard, from what we understand this has been a routine operation and the press seems to have come to it pretty well. -- the prancing soup. the kind underlined this is an unremarkable operation, in fact, there are more than 800 people in their 90s who have hip replacements in the uk come up are from scotland every year. in the uk come up are from scotland every yea r. to in the uk come up are from scotland every year. to that extent, the duke is not a loan having this operation at his age. the palace is making it clear that things went as well as could of been expected. and he is progressing satisfactorily at this early stage. he is comfortable in good and will remain in the hospital for several days but that is entire