karl largerfeld anyway, a very astonishing career.is evening about people having issues with body—shaming or use of fire or whatever, but an extraordinary figure in the history of fashion. right. an iconic look at himself. he cut a striking silhouette. i wasn't personally a big fan. when you a largerfeld fan? not hugely, but i think it is fitting that a lot of his quotes have been used. i think he would be happy to be a devising figure. we will have to leave it there but it has been lovely to talk to you this evening. that's it for the papers tonight. goodbye. we will see you next time. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. good night from all of us. good evening i'm sarah mulkerrins, here's your latest sports news. well, we thought with two open and attacking football teams, we were going to get plenty of goals at anfield this evening. but the first leg of liverpool's last 16 tie with bayern munich ended scoreless. our sports c

the metro pays tribute to the designer karl largerfeld, who died in paris — they call him the "chaneladored by the glitterati". the closure of the honda plant in swindon makes the front page of the financial times, a move which they call the "heaviest blow in a generation", and topshop boss sir philip green is being investigated by police in the united states, according to the telegraph. they show a picture of katie surridge, who says the businessman groped her. data set for the front page and now let's talk to guests this evening and see what has taken your attention? i think the news about john ryan is fascinating and i doubt it will be the last resignation we hear from labour and i it will be the last resignation we hearfrom labour and i picked up previously reported from the parliamentary lobby, other mps are on the brink and it is notjust labour, there are conservative mps, and a lot of rumours going around then and if they are also thinking of taking the play and leaving the conservatives. nothing confirmed yet but we are releasing an alignment potentially of both political part

and the french paper le figaro takes a look back at the career of designer karl largerfeld, who diedgner left some of his $200 million fortune to his cat, choupette. that is indeed a vast wealth. the cat's name translates to sweetie. everybody knows that carl lagerfeld really loves that cat. large parts of the outback in queensland, australia have experienced some of the worst floods in recent times with some areas having the equivalent of a year's rainfall in just ten days. at one point, about 20 million hectares, or an area several times the size of tasmania, were under water. farmers and theirfamilies have had to watch their livestock die in flood waters. now a queensland artist hopes to help farmers deal with their losses by offering to paint their much—loved animals. a short time ago, i spoke to the artist laura crane, who described to me what the farmers have been going through. it's so hard after so many years of drought. these people that live on these massive properties, everything that they were responsible for keeping alive on their livelihoods, they put their whole lives