with me are kevin schofield, who's political editor of huffpost uk and eleanor langford, political reportert politicshome. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... you the ft leads with its annual survey of uk economists, finding a majority believe the recession here will be worse than in other countries. the i reports comments by a leading health boss that extreme pressure on hospitals will continue for at least another three months. the mirror's take is that the future of the nhs is on a knife edge. the times quotes a government source as saying the current wave of rail strikes will turn a generation away from train travel. the telegraph leads with prince harry's latest round of interviews and his claim that he wants reconciliation with his father and brother. the mail has the same story about prince harry, and also includes tennis star martina navratilova's diagnosis of cancer. while the sun is highly critical of harry saying he's slating the royal family on tv, and then wanting to make peace. so let's begin... we arejoined by we are joined by kevin schofield and eleanor langfield.— elea

along with that , kevin schofield and with that, kevin schofield and ella whelan .and me, angela. well, let's take you straight back to our top story. it's the breaking that the regional carrier flybe announced its collapse and is ceasing operations effective image ? it's a big shock for image? it's a big shock for a lot of people that i think us this morning is the travel correspond for the independent. simon gold a simon this must be totally this news what does this mean to the aviation industry in general but to all of the hong thousands of people that were wanting to travel with flybe . wanting to travel with flybe. well yes i have a great deal of sympathy for the thousands of people today to fly on flybe who are now having to make other plans do not go to the airport is the message from the civil aviation authority , but also, of aviation authority, but also, of course for the hundreds of staff who are waking up to discover the airline. they worked with until no longer exist . it's not, until no longer exist. it's not, though, angela , a huge surprise. though,

post there, kevin schofield.stories. and a seven year old girl is in a life threatening condition in hospital after suspected drive by shooting in north london . a total of six north london. a total of six people were injured in the attack , which outside attack, which happened outside a funeral . euston. people are the funeral. euston. people are the police are appealing for witnesses and they say no arrests have yet been made . sir arrests have yet been made. sir keir starmer has announced plans allow patients to self—refer themselves, to specialists . he themselves, to specialists. he was writing in the sunday telegraph . the labour leader telegraph. the labour leader said the move would get rid of bureaucratic nonsense . he also bureaucratic nonsense. he also says a future labour government send gp's into direct nhs employees rather than running their own practises almost a quarter of non—emergency 1 to 1 calls went unanswered . scotland calls went unanswered. scotland in the first seven months of 2020 to tha

and you kevin schofield.tart with of you. kevin let's start with you, shall we? and this is the extinction banks on high extinction of banks on the high street. by get press the street. by 2027, get press the daily express love a good campaign . our crusade, as they campaign. our crusade, as they call them. and they've launched a new one today on saving high street banks. so it comes on the back of yesterday. lloyds announced they're closing another 40 branches, which is a lot, obviously . and yet there's lot, obviously. and yet there's been a huge decline in the number banks and bank branches over the last not that loam over the last decade . these people the last decade. these people are just no do much about online banking , but they're also banking, but they're also shutting atms as well because people just don't use cash much and they just do bank transfers are just you know, your favourite kind of offer, which i can understand the economic argument for that. if people aren't using the branches and somet

the papers will be back again tomorrow evening with kevin schofield, political editor at huffpost uk,est player in the squad, and the strongest guy in super league. just feel so honoured to have played alongside him. theirs is a friendship forged in the cauldron of professional sport. do you want a hand? i mightjust getting him in. since rob burrow�*s diagnosis of motor neurone disease three years ago, his former leeds rhinos team—mate kevin sinfield has taken

we will talk this is a bit more with kevin schofield. how do you think this meeting is going to go?prime minister was not to talk to nicola sturgeon at all.— to nicola sturgeon at all. almost ercent to nicola sturgeon at all. almost percent she _ to nicola sturgeon at all. almost percent she didn't _ to nicola sturgeon at all. almost percent she didn't exist. - to nicola sturgeon at all. almost percent she didn't exist. yet, - to nicola sturgeon at all. almost percent she didn't exist. yet, i l percent she didn't exist. yet, i think that was an ill—advised remark by liz truss during the conservative contest during the summer. she was as good as her work and to be fair she was only prime minister for a few weeks but refused it and with nicola sturgeon. very different from rishi sunak who was in touch with the first minister very early in his job. i think the uk government now is to look for nicola sturgeon and try and take away any excuses for grievance that the s&p may have. it is interesting that as was said in the previous report that rishi sunak and nicola sturgeon will have a pr

i think that is kevin schofield from the huffington post.ue to speak this afternoon, one issue he will need to address is the strike action. this comes as the chief negotiator of rail, has raised hopes that an end to rail strikes is on the saying a deal with the rmt is now within touching distance . it comes as touching distance. it comes as the country enters a second day of widespread strike action. with three more on the way. our national reporter ellie costello has been looking at the knock on impact the worst rail strikes impact of the worst rail strikes in 30 we're halfway the in 30 years. we're halfway the first week of 2023, but a familiar sight of action. yet britain has been left with a scarlet since service on the rails . the scarlet since service on the rails. the biggest national strike 30 years this week presents five days of travel, chaosit presents five days of travel, chaos it starts with the rmt 48 hour strike on tuesday and wednesday . aslef the train wednesday. aslef the train drivers union walk out on thursday and a seco

applause i�*m joined by kevin schofield, political editor of huffpost uk. good morning.the take back control act was the headline grabbing section of his speech. we have heard a lot about how labour are doing well in the polls, they peaked just before liz truss orjust after liz truss or around that period. is there anything he said today that would threaten that position? or do you think he is ok? i don�*t think there is anything that would threaten it, i think it is interesting that rishi sunak, in the same venue yesterday, voters are able to compare and contrast the two alternatives come the next general election, a you had rishi sunak setting out his stall for 2023 yesterday and keir starmer today. i think they are both targeting the same voters, the middle of the road, floating voters, who probably have both voted labour and conservative in the past. although labour are still reasonable lee well ahead in the opinion polls they still have an enormous mountain to climb, the conservative still have a majority of 70 seats, which are difficult ordinarily to overturn that