look at the papers with our reviewers henry zeffman, political correspondent for the times, and kezia dugdaleer scottish labour leader. stay with us for that. good evening. the prime minister, who's facing criticism for his response to the severe flooding in parts of northern england, has announced more support for the communities affected. boris johnson was speaking after chairing a meeting of cobra, the cabinets emergency committee. he said the situation was ‘an absolute tragedy‘ but labour and the liberal democrats have again said that a ‘national emergency‘ should be declared. following a month‘s worth of rain in just 2a hours last week, rivers burst their banks, flooding parts of south yorkshire, nottinghamshire, derbyshire and lincolnshire. but the environment agency says the 20 million—pound flood defences, built after the 2007 floods, significantly reduced the impact in areas like meadowhall in sheffield. severe flood warnings around the river don have been in place since friday. some 400 homes have been flooded and 1,200 properties evacuated. more heavy rain is forecast this week. 0u

kathy dugdale and harry zachman, thank you very much —— kezia. evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. and there are lots of other programmes on there for you as well. thank you henry zeffman, and kezia dugdale. goodbye. good evening. i'm gavin ramjaun, here's your latest sports news: england manager gareth southgate has compared the altercation between players raheem sterling and joe gomez to a "family disagreement". raheem sterling has been dropped from the england team for thursday's euro 2020 qualifier against montenegro following the incident. more from our sports correspondent katie gornall. eight st. george's park this morning, england were putting on a brave face. it's been a testing 48 hours. raheem sterling train despite having been dropped for starting a bust up with joke owners. the liverpool defender appeared with a scratch near his eye. however it was good, gareth southgate refused to say. we're like a family, all families have disagreements, and the most important thing for any family is that you through those disagreements

with me are henry zeffman, political correspondent for the times and kezia dugdale — from glasgow universityes are already in. the prime minister is to promise a ‘clean energy revolution' if the conservative party were to win the general election — that's according to the telegraph. the labour party head the front of the mirror, with their £26billion pledge to the nhs. the financial times reports that the government have challenged six leading accounting firms on their ability to survive a ‘financial shock‘ in a test of resiliance — ahead of a possible industry break up. the metro leads on a story about an incestual couple who murdered their children and have now been jailed for at least 35 yea rs. and the daily mail describe ‘the hero who died withoutjustice', after none of the detectives who were involved in the questioning of lord bramall — over false child abuse claims — have been punished. does just a taste of some the front pages. we're going to start off with the independent. so if failure to help the row. the flood victims straight across yorkshire in the north of england. it is put

thank you henry zeffman and kezia dugdale — goodbye. good evening.or wednesday, something a little bit drier, a breakfrom all the wet weather but it will be short—lived affair. of course we still have flooding issues around the country and there are still severe flood warnings in force for the don valley, but as we had to wednesday, we have a transient ridge of high pressure which will help settle things down. one area of low pressure clearing out towards the north sea but there is another lurking in the wings ready to move in from the atlantic. this evening, still some outbreaks of shari rain but gradually through the night they would tend to ease with a few feeding into northern scotland over the high ground, still a few showers as well for wells but later wins clear skies, the recipe for a widespread frost particularly for the northern half of the uk, the further south you come, the more likely the temperatures will drop away so far. but many will wake up toa away so far. but many will wake up to a scene like this on wednesday morning. frosty pred

our guests joining me tonight are, henry zeffman, political correspondent for the times — and kezia dugdaledlines on bbc news. the government announces extra support for people, homes and businesses caught up in the flooding in the north of england — after opposition leaders accused them of not doing enough to help victims. the prime minister said there were schemes to protect people without insurance — but more flooding could be likely. the parents of six children — who murdered two of them — and plotted to kill the other four, have been jailed for life. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, hello, yes, nice to you. the england manager gareth southgate has been speaking to the media ahead of their euro 2020 qualifier against montenegro and has compared his squad to "a family" — in the aftermath of raheem sterling's confrontation with joe gomez, saying arguments are inevitable. the two players trained together today, at st george's park — but gomez appeared with a scratch under his eye although southgate refused to say, if it was related to the altercation with sterling.