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with me are the broadcaster john stapleton and the business journalist, john crowley. thank you both forjoining us. tomorrow's front pages. starting with. the telegraph leads on the 620 summit and reports that the prime minister has labelled russia a "rogue state" after failing to attend the gathering of world leaders. the guardian reports that up to a third of hospital beds in parts of england are occupied by patients well enough to be discharged. the daily mail also focusses on the nhs — they report that a top a&e doctor believes "hospitals harm the elderly." similarly, the mirror's front page is dedicated to the nhs — they report that the unite union believe chancellor's budget is the "last chance to save" the service. the chancellor's budget comes up on a few of the front pages with the daily express quoting jeremy hunt as saying tax rises are necessary to get through "very choppy waters". the metro leads on a similar warning from the chancellor — saying "we'll all pay more tax" when he announces the budget on thursday. the is front page is also about the autumn st

with me are the broadcaster john stapleton and the business journalist john crowley. nes. we have got the times to kick us off. focusing on the number of people crossing the channel reaching more than 40,000 — they say britain and france will announce a multi—million—pound security pact tomorrow. the metro leads on the warning from the chancellorjeremy hunt that "we'll all pay more tax" — he's due to make a budget announcement on thursday. the is front page is about the autumn statement and how there'll be "tax rises for all". the guardian reports that up to a third of hospital beds in parts of england are occupied by patients well enough to be discharged. the daily mail also focuses on the nhs — they report that a top a&e doctor believes "hospitals harm the elderly" and that he is "desperate to keep his elderly parents from going in to hospitals this winter". the daily star's front page claims that more than £250,000 has been spent on champagne and beer in parliament. ok, let's begin. as i say, john and john, thank you so much forjoining us. i'm going to start with yo