me are the broadcaster, john stapleton and editor of the politics homes and the house magazine, kate proctorke a look at tomorrow's front pages starting with many papers are leading on the departure of the tory mp owen paterson. the mail lays the blame at the prime minister's door — asking just who is in charge? the i newspaper also points a finger at the pm — saying it's been a day of "chaos" at number ten. another tricky read for boris johnson in the times — which reports on a party "backlash" saying that senior tories are questioning hisjudgement. the guardian says the conservative party is in crisis — with "furious" backbenchers claiming the party's handling of the issue has just been an "own goal". there is more on that theme in the splash in the metro — which manages a play on words around the name of the departing mp. for the ft the main story is that decision by the bank of england to keep interest rates unchanged. the express leads on the story about the new covid drug — saying the first doses could be given to patients "within days". and the mirror carries the sad news that the vet

with me arejohn stapleton who is a broadcaster and kate proctor who is the editor of politics home and magazine. let's take a look at some of tomorrow's front pages starting with the metro leads on the resignation of the tory mp owen paterson — saying the former minister has finally quit. owen paterson's departure also makes the front page of the ft — though its main story is about the bank of england leaving interest rates unchanged. the guardian splashes on the owen paterson story — quoting "furious" tory mps saying the whole affair has been an own goal for the party. and the story also makes the lead in the telegraph — which says pressure is mounting on the party's chief whip mark spencer to quit over what it says has been a "debacle". and the i sums up the westminster news as simply a day of "chaos" in downing street. the daily mirror carries a story about the death of the veteran entertainer lionel blair, who has died at the age of 92. and a picture of lionel blair dominates the front page of the yorkshire post. its lead is a story about sponsors leaving its county cricket club du

evening in the papers — our guestsjoining me tonight arejohn stapleton who is a broadcaster and kate proctorne. the england and wales cricket board has suspended yorkshire county cricket club from hosting international and major matches and launched a review into the governance of the club. the step comes after an investigation found spin bowler azeem rafiq had been the victim of racial harassment and bullying at the club. in a statement, the ecb said; it is clear to the board that yorkshire county cricket club's handling of the issues raised by azeem rafiq is wholly unacceptable and is causing serious damage to the reputation of the game? the ecb find this matter abhorrent and against the spirit of cricket and its values. it goes on to say, the ecb will therefore hold yorkshire to account in relation to their handling of the matter. given recent events, it is clear there are serious questions regarding the governance and management of the club. it concludes —the board reiterated its unwavering commitment to ensuring that cricket is a game for everyone. discrimination of any kind on the fiel