with me arejournalist and author, shyama perera, and columnist from the i newspaper, kate maltby. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... the sunday times leads on the celebrations in ukraine after russia's retreat from kherson. the independent also focuses on the war in ukraine and reports that the prime minister will "call out russia" at the 620 summit. the telegraph reports on a ten point migration plan from the government to end — what it calls — "hotel britain". and the mirror has a picture of matt hancock getting gunked in thejungle — they have used comments from the mp's local vicar, alongside the headline "hancock hasn't got a prayer" so, let's begin. the flavour of some of the front pages and we do have another edition coming up and we'll have plenty more coming up and we'll have plenty more coming up. welcome to you both in happy saturday evening if that's what you call it. but lovely devey both with us. the pages, many of them looking at what is been happening and we have these images of it is a time of war, so it's joyous being a difficult phrase but when you see thos

with me are kate maltby, a columnist from the i newspaper, and shyama perera a journalist and author. welcome a journalist and author. to you both. welcome a journalist and author. tomorrow's front pages, a journalist and author. starting with. a journalist and author. the sunday times leads on the celebrations in ukraine after russia's retreat from kherson. the independent also focuses on the war in ukraine and reports that the prime minister will "call out russia" at the 620 summit. the telegraph reports on a ten point migration plan from the government to end what it calls "hotel britain." the observer leads on the cost of the previous prime minister's mini budget, quoting the resolution foundation think tank, who put the figure at $30 billion. ——pounds and the mirror has a picture of matt hancock getting gunked in the jungle on the tv programme i'm a celebrity get me out of here they have used comments from the mp's local vicar, alongside the headline "hancock hasn't got a prayer. " so let's begin. we're going to start with the sunday times. kate, let's start with you with the sun

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the papers will be back again tomorrow evening with kate maltby, who's a columnist for the i newspaperland road. well, elland road hasjust taken in 80 minutes of rugby league between the powerhouses of this between the powerhouses of this sport. it is australia into the world cup final by beating their derby rivals new zealand by 16 points to 14, but at times, it looked as if australia, the kangaroos, the almighty force in this sport, might miss out for the first time since the inaugural world cup in 1954. that's how close it was. australia made a slow start, but came back into this game with a dazzling drive from josh, somehow finding a way under that kick to run in his 12th score. it was over kiwis that lead over halftime after dylan brown scored after a wonderful left—hand side. karen norrie to get what in the end a crucial new zealand to getting a try in were so close to getting a try in the dying embers of this game. they weren't quite able to make contact inside the try scoring area on the video review. those of the barest margins in a world cup semifinal. but it is australia who