jill dando. specifically. i news rwanda plan won't work tory critics tell sunak. finally the daily star, britain's hardest psycho seagull . yeah, hardest psycho seagull. yeah, well, those who are your front pages. well, those who are your front pages . so, kicking off the pages. so, kicking off the in—depth look with the telegraph, nicholas. >> so the big headline is rwanda migrants to be detained within days. rishi sunak has promised , days. rishi sunak has promised, incessant or what is the word, regular drumbeat of multiple flights. this looks like we are approaching. the skies darken with them. yeah. at long last, the flagship policy of the tories, which, has has faced so many obstacles so far after so much prevarication and a parliamentary ping pong . parliamentary ping pong. >> it's interesting you use that phrase flagship policy, which you genuinely believe. it's a flagship policy. >> i mean, at least in terms of media coverage, right? right. and i mean, personally, it's my favourite policy , but it's been, favourite policy, but it's been, it's been at leas

so the man wanted for questioning on jill dando's 1999 wanted for questioning on jill dando's1999 murdert do you remember about the dando case? >> yes, i remember that she was shot, looked like a targeted execution as she was going home from work one evening. absolutely shocking. shocking crime. she, of course, used to present the crimewatch programme, there was speculation. i remember at the time that there was some kind of foreign interference in this, that there was some kind of foreign state behind this because she'd exposed, i think, various, misdeeds and issues. so. but we were never quite sure. so this is really interesting. i mean, jill dando, i had the pleasure of meeting her. she was. oh, really the most lovely woman. she really was a genuinely. >> how old was she when she died? >> person, she was in her 30s, wasn't she, i think. i can't remember the exact age, but she was. she was young and beautiful and lovely and charming and a very good tv presenter. and it was an absolutely heartbreaking, shocking story. >> and of course, benjamin barry, george , he did time for barry, geo

they're going with jill dando again. >> yeah. jill dando exclusive.use no other newspapers are really looking at this story from 1999. key witness says that man she spotted running minutes after the star's murder is a serbian assassin . this person serbian assassin. this person saw the picture that they ran yesterday or the day before. and said, it's him. i'm good with faces, even though it's from 1999, she says, i'm bad with names. good because olmec . names. good because olmec. olmec. it's a difficult name to be good with, isn't it? yeah, but , i mean, be good with, isn't it? yeah, but, i mean, they are be good with, isn't it? yeah, but , i mean, they are really but, i mean, they are really going in on this story when no one else. >> because he's hot. that's why she remembers him. she says that she remembers him. she says that she says, well, i was gonna say if you didn't, if you couldn't speak english, if you were, for instance, serbian, you looked at that front page, you'd assume that front page, you'd assume that was announcing an engagement. >>

no no, that's the murderer. >> alleged murderer of jill dando. >> it's not i was it not?e . george, boy george. >> barry. george. we can't tell me. isabel >> no, i don't know, i don't know, i don't know, maybe. >> george. bobby. george see? >> george. bobby. george see? >> there he is. look at that. >> there he is. look at that. >> i was just waiting for george north. >> of course, the acclaimed rugby wales star. my husband will be screaming at the tv. >> i'm sorry, but i can only fit five george north. >> maybe i'll do more sport, maybe some general celebrity. >> george's. i do like the name gorgeous george, gorgeous george, gorgeous george, no. >> and the song georgie. georgie. they call him the belfast boy. they say georgie. georgie, keep your feet on the ground. yes, georgie. >> georgie, would you listen to the sound? georgie georgie, put a light on the name . a light on the name. >> play the game. dee dee dee dee. here we are back after the break. dee dee dee dee dee dee dee dee dee dee dee dee dee. >> and we've got andy williams, the political commentator and the po

they've done a follow today on jill dando.dn't believe yesterday she was only 37 when she died. the daily mail biggest boost for defence in a generation also carries that really sweet picture of louis, the i says tories unveil uk's biggest hike to military spending for a generation. the guardian pm to raise defence spending to put arms industry on, quote, war footing and the daily express about time two civil service job cuts to pay for defence boost. rishi sunak will act 70,000 civil servant jobs and free up billions of pounds to bruce to boost britain's defences. this is music to my ears amy nichi hodgson the defence, the defence boost the work shy civil servants who want to stay at home. did you by the way, did you know? slightly separate point? did you know that the civil service were threatening to strike because they were being forced to come into the office for two days a week? absolutely outrageous. jacob rees—mogg, of course, trying to get them back in the office. but now sunak saying he's going to axe 70,000 civil se