joe curry, bbc news, manchester.o that after the summer's brilliant work women's world cup. that is all from sports day, that's all from us on all from sports day, that's all from us on the team, now it's time for the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the evening standard's martin bentham and bonnie greer from the new european. lovely to have you both here. quickly through our front pages before our chat. we will start off with the times features an image of the prime minister attempting to steer a bull alongside the line that he is under pressure from cabinet ministers to abandon his brexit strategy and come up with a plan b. the guardian has gone with the same image and says borisjohnson is short of options as the so called rebel alliance vows to break him. the "i" reports that opposition parties are holding borisjohnson hostage on his planned motion for an early general election. the paper says the prime minister is caught between breaking

but tomorrow we see manchester united against liverpool. 0ur women's sports reporter, joe currie, ist rivalry beween these two clubs that you hope will give the women's fixture a little bit of bite, but they have both made a poor start to the season — propping up the table. they go not just looking they go notjust looking for the first point of the season, but are looking to score their first goals, both desperate to really get their season both desperate to really get their season up both desperate to really get their season up and running. you remember that united were promoted into the women's super league at the end of last season. this is their first season in the top—flight. they have had a tough start, they lost 1—0 to manchester city, then they lost to arsenal the defending champions. now they have liverpool, a great north—west derby. there will be desperate to show what they can do in the top division. where the sports village which holds 12,000, they are expecting a big crowd. it will be a noisy one. it is manchester united and liverpool, they want to start the season well.

joe marler, tom currie, billy vunipola elliot daly and george ford, who ca pta i ns elliot daly and george farrell starting on the bench stuffy plenty of other interesting names in that that starting xv, winger ruaridh mcconnochie makes his world cup debut, a remarkable feet for a man who was a seven specialist really until last year. also first world cup appearances for fellow winger joe cocker cocina and centre ps francis. dan cole will win his 91st cap, becoming the joint francis. dan cole will win his 91st cap, becoming thejoint third most capped england player of all time alongsidejonny capped england player of all time alongside jonny wilkinson. ben youngs willjoin them if he comes off the bench stop england weren't entirely convincing in their opening win over tonga and coach eddiejones is looking for improvement against the usa. 0uraim is to the usa. our aim is to be a little bit tidier, particularly in our attack. we'd like to execute a little bit better. there was a lot of effort in oui’ better. there was a lot of effort in our game on sunday but not the execution, so we're looki

suspicion was among people who worked for joe biden and some state department and white house officials was this was an effort on the part of the company to curryt said, i want to deal in fact, because there's so much speculation out there, and there's zero evidence that hunter biden or joe biden did anything wrong. that said, everyone is talking about one line in your reporting, that is about his work on that board. you quote him as saying, dad said, i hope you know what you're doing, and i said, i do. this week we heard the former vice president joe biden say, quote and unequivocally, quote, i've never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealings. i know you spoke to hunter biden this week as this has evolved and bubbled up. has he made that more clear for you? >> not really, no. we hadn't talked about that. i think when you look at joe biden's statement, it's rather vague. i think it also depends on the timing. so what happens is that aides to biden really are either too intimidated or don't feel comfortable raising the issue of hunter with joe biden. this is at a period of time where joe biden's other son, beau, who is like a lifel

nothing president trump has done yet we look at contrast that to joe biden, who used his vice presidential office to favor -- to curry favor for his son. >> how do you know? >> that is an abuse of power, so -- >> how do you know? >> we don't. that should be an inquiry. why is no one looking at that. >> you just assumed it. >> i'm making the argument. i'm contrasting that on the allegation of biden. so what's going on with donald trump is that nothing -- that he has done nothing in that transcript remotely rises to the level of treason, bribery, or other high crimes or misdemeanors. this is a constitutional issue, not a political one. >> michael? >> so high crimes and misdemeanors is a phrase that's been, as i said, known in english parliament since the mid-14th century. it is well known to be that which is an abuse of the powers or the authority of your office. >> where's the abuse of power? >> excuse me. >> where is it? >> excuse me. i'll try to answer it, jenna. the authority that is alleged to be abused is leveraging his authority with the president of the ukraine for personal benefit, that is, the investigation o

donald trump worried about joe biden, the one democrat people feel could assuredly defeat him, and here he is doing something illicit and perhaps unconstitutional to try to curryth ukraine to get a secret deal, secret payload of dirt on biden. so they really echo each other a lot, and nixon got undone with the tapes when we found out through alexander butterfield that there was a taping system in the white house and of nixon. donald trump, we have a transcript now. he's saying in his own words, you can hear the quid pro quo, or at least read the transcript of it. that may be enough to move forward very quickly with impeachment. the fact that we have what trump had said to the ukraine leader. >> this isn't a what did the president know and when did he flow it? we know what the president knew. we know what he said. it's now how many people around the president were aware and what did they do, if anything, to cover it up? let's talk about the response from the white house. cnn is reporting that senior officials inside the white house are souring on the idea that was floated of bringing corey lewandowski in to run the white house's response. corey are lewandowski,