with me are political campaigns and communication strategist jo tanner, and miatta fahnbulleh, chiefboth. glad to have you both was his. jo tanner, you worked on borisjohnson‘s campaign, so worked on borisjohnson‘s campaign, so two interesting perspectives on the election campaign. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the metro leads on a bbc panorama story about the woman who claimed she was trafficked to have underage sex with prince andrew, who is now calling on the british public to support her fight forjustice — allegations which he denies. the guardian has an exclusive story with the father of jack merritt, who was killed in the london bridge terror attack on friday. a vigil was held today in memory of the two victims of the attack, and a photo of mourners fronts the telegraph. however, the paper leads on claims thatjeremy corbyn‘s nhs for sale documents were "disinformation". put out by who knows who? the financial times warns that brussel‘s is ready to cut off the city of london's access to the post—brexit market — that's according to the eu's new financial services

we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers — political campaign strategist jo tannerleh, the former labour adviser. a 12 year—old boy has died in what's been described as a deliberate crash in loughton in essex. essex police have launched a murder investigation and say they want to speak to a 51—year—old man, terry glover. four other teenagers were injured in the incident along with a 53—year—old woman. the incident happened around 3:30 this afternoon on willingdale road near dibden high school. our correspondent tolu adeoye is at the scene and gave us a few more details on what took place this afternoon. police have described this as a truly shocking incident. it was just after 3 o'clock, as the students were leaving debden park high school when this hit—and—run occurred. we had it confirmed sadly that a 12—year—old boy was killed in that incident. as you say, five others injured as, for teenagers, —— four teenagers, a woman in her 50s. their injuries are not life—threatening. the bbc has spoken to one of the people injured and told how the car had revved up, turned

our guests joining me tonight are the political strategist, jo tanner, and miatta fahnbulleh, who's thee new economics foundation. more now on the fatal car collision that killed a 12—year—old boy in essex this afternoon. 0ur correspondent is at the scene. what do we know? we can see a great deal of police activity behind you, what do we know about what happened? still a lot of police activity outside here on the road where the accident happened and we know that police were called here at about 3:20pm, the time that school would have been going out, debden park high school and a 12—year—old boy was hit by a vehicle. he sadly died, was hit by a vehicle. he sadly died, was taken to hospital. we know that five others were injured, 215—year—old boys, a 13—year—old girl, and others,. . ispoke 215—year—old boys, a 13—year—old girl, and others,. . i spoke to someone girl, and others,. . i spoke to someone who lives in the local area who talked about people helping those who were injured, they were taken to hospital and we are not sure of their conditions at this stage. the police have been app

jonathon power, jo tanner, thank you very much indeed.ey were in 2017, and jo swinson has lost his seat. picked out some of the biggest feature through the night, these are the ones that went from red to blue, the likes of bassetlaw, a typical seat, a mining town in nottinghamshire, john mann standing down at this election, he had a majority of 5000, a majority now for the conservatives of 14,000. these sort of figures, incidentally, not easily overturned injust one election, incidentally, not easily overturned in just one election, the voucher change, labour collapsing, down 25%, enormous swing, quite extraordinary. in dudley north, ian austin, vote conservative, he told them, a former mayor of walsall now with a majority of 11,500, a seat that will not go back to labour anytime soon. sedgefield, former seat of tony blair, a 25,000 majority when he came to power in 1997, and now it is in the hands of the conservatives with a 4500 majority. one final one, someone i met on the road, laura pidcock, the rising star in labour, even she has lo