i'm joined tonight by katy balls, deputy political editor at the spectator, and sonia sodha, chief leaderriter at the observer. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the uk's daily telegraph leads with a concerns about the number of young people on benefits as the number of under—25s on universal credit almost doubled during lockdown to more than half a million people. the guardian has two main stories on its front page. the first is a story about england's exam results row and claims that the education secretary was made aware of problems weeks before results day. and another story about new restrictions in the scottish city of glasgow following a rise in coronavirus cases there. le figaro reports on the french president's return to beirut following last month's blast, saying that he is giving lebanese leaders a "final chance" to reform the country. the international edition of the new york times features the rise of coronavirus in spain, which it reports is seeing the virus spread twice as fast as in the us and almost eight times as fast as it is in the uk. meanwhile, the uk edition

what might we expect, i‘m joined by the political correspondent at the guardian, kate proctor and katy balls,000 cases a day by the middle of next month. what do you think boris johnson by the middle of next month. what do you think borisjohnson could announce tomorrow?|j you think borisjohnson could announce tomorrow? i think today what we heard from chris woody and patrick vallance about laying the ground almost from that and that is tomorrow from the prime minister, a pre—justification in some ways for what the government is planning to do. —— chris whitty. i think we still need to see what is eventually decided by some of the options under consideration include that 10pm cu rfew consideration include that 10pm curfew nationwide, probably apply to licensing so the times that pubs and restau ra nts ca n licensing so the times that pubs and restaurants can be open but also things pacifically on pubs, if a pup only says alcohol into the surf boom they could come under a specific receptions, that is one thing they‘re looking at. we know the prime minister is clean the schools they open and i

we're joined by katy balls, deputy political editor at the spectator. good to have you back. an amendment to vote on? this is the big question. we know these mps have the numbers. ithink big question. we know these mps have the numbers. i think in the initial amendment you have 43 mps backing it. i understand that the rebels involved think it is close to double, around 80. there is a big catch which lindsey hoyle the house of commons speaker i not select it and actually the expectation in government is that is a common speaker will not pick this amendment because they will say it is out of scope. it won't have legal force. therefore there won't be about on it. i think what is interesting is this afternoon you have had the government chief whip meet with a selection of the rebels to talk things through and i think that no matter what happens in terms of selecting this amendment, there has beena selecting this amendment, there has been a realisation in government that having around 80 tory mps opposed to your plan is not a good situation, that it is close to being a dangerous n

the serb, who had just had his serve broken, took a ball out of his pocket and hit it behind him — striking the woman in her throat. katiems of another us open title came crashing down. while he was clearly not aiming for her, the ball hit the linejudge in the throat and caused her obvious distress. for this recklessness the rules are clear, he had to go. he didn't speak to the press but later issued an apology on social media saying... a huge favourite for the tournament, djokovic had already been showing signs of frustration in the opening set of his match with pablo carreno busta. from there it unravelled. set of his match with pablo carreno busta. from there it unravelledlj am in shock, i never expected this moment playing with novak. it was not intentional but the rules are the rules. the referee and the supervisor do the right thing, but it is not easy to do it. many have since had their say. billiejean king tweeted. .. nick kyrgios, who was once suspended from the tour for his behaviour, started a twitter poll, saying...

slam in new york but all of that ended when the serbian hit a line judge with a ball in the 1st set against spain's pablo katie knew a boost it appeared unintentional a joke of it was still injected from the tournament despite his pleading with so many players missing the tournament amid coronavirus a 1st time men's champion could be crowned this year. well there was also drama in formula one with the most exciting race of the season so far in italy france's pierre ghastly won his 1st ever grand prix world champion lewis hamilton made a major mistake and paid the penalty. when standings leader lewis hamilton sped away from pole that monza there was little indication of the drama to follow it looked like being another easy win for the british defending champion. first sebastian fertile as brakes failed in a dreadful whole race for ferrari. then kevin magnussen haas broke down so it seemed inconsequential to the top drivers book to prove crucial for hamilton he pitted for the safety car but should not have done because magnussen was too near the pit lane the mercedes driver would have to serve a 10 2nd penalty i

>> katie stanton's great great granddaughter, colleen jenkins, she came and we just had a ball there. historian at the cemetery gate -- put us in a golf cart. they drove us around to the key sites. >> this was at night? >> no, no. (laugher) >> i am envisioning. >> it was not yet halloween. the historian for the cemetery insisted that we stop and mrs. mackie's grave, which has fallen into serious disrepair. you can hardly weed the inscription on the tombstone and she insisted that i stand behind the tombstone and have a picture taken. i was just -- yeah. >> joanna, it's very high society origin story about who, when and why the suffragists decided to wear white at the parades? >> there may be, but i don't know where they got it. i do know that harriet stanton was very into the optics. there had been criticism in 1911 of by -- the suffrage parade and getting organized. in 1912 she issued orders sort of like a general issuing orders to the troops. we will march on time. we will all wear white. macy's had suffrage paraphernalia. some things never change, right? she was the one who really

ball of wax here. according to few knew chin. >> everybody. -- my knew country. stuart: celebrities froozing their facebook and instagram accounts for 24 hours. they're protesting hate speech. kim kardashian west, mark ruffalo, katie others, 24 hour freeze. >>> and we've got this for you as well on a similar line of argument. twitter labeled a tweet from the president as manipulated mode -- media for changing the music on the desposito video of biden. but when the campaign asked twitter to label similarly in the same withdraw a biden video, they refused. john hands is with us, ceo of parlor, a social media site. there's no censorship, and he's back on the show. is this, a, double standard and, b, the flat out censorship of conservative speech? >> hi. yes, thanks for having me again. and, yes, it is. it is a double standard. they've made it very clear, you know? they don't want trump reelected, them and their employees, and they're taking these weird, you know, double actions, you know, basically two-pseudod actions to kind of make hum look bad. and it extends further than just the example you said about manipulated media. there are times when biden has mistakenly seen, last week he said michigan's death rate were

katie gornal reports. championships can swing on one moment. this was the bizarre moment novak djokovic's dreams of another us open title came crashing down. while he was clearly not aiming for her, the ball not speak to the press but later issued an apology on the social media, saying... a huge favourite for the tournament, he had already been showing signs of frustration in the opening set of his match against pablo carreno busta. from there, it unravelled. his match against pablo carreno busta. from there, it unravelledlj was in shock. i never expected this moment playing against him. this was not intentional, but the rules are the rules. the referee and the supervisor did the right thing. it is not easy to do it. many have had their say. billie jean king is not easy to do it. many have had their say. billiejean king said... another said... it is the latest of a line in controversies for novak djokovic was up controversies for novak djokovic was up injune, he was criticised for staging a tournament in the balkans. he later tested positive for coronavirus. he has also driven the creation of a new players union, which has created divisions. in 2020, the only person who can beat novak djo