and le figaro says the morning of victory. see how they set what happened 75 years ago today in contact and how there was the dawn of freedom and peace for europe. a ce ntre—left of freedom and peace for europe. a centre—left newspaper says further down the page, we've got a legacy from that courage, and it really has been an example of people coming together, cooperating to dominating and defeating the third reich and pave the way for american governments but also an explosion in technological, economic and cultural peace and cooperation and power. it is really an arresting image when you see those soldiers there lying in the water. this huge invasion in military recorded history. it's quite something to behold. in 40 minutes time it will be time that these thousands, millions of troops arrived on the beaches in normandy. we will be marking that moment. there would be a single paper to mark that moment. extremely poignant, as you say. that is the french paper le figaro, but all of the british papers have this on the front pag

have a look at le figaro. in europe there are four big jobs up for grabs this year.resident, head of european central bank, the european council president. for very important roles, le figaro is talking about the rift between germany and france was not in terms of who will get the job. it is not going to be a brit, that's for sure. evenif going to be a brit, that's for sure. even if we are still members of the eu and god knows for how long, what is going to happen, i will tell you is going to happen, i will tell you is important, it relates to the neck story on demo. because of the rift between germany and france, you get a neutral, let's put it that way, such as denmark. stepping in and feeling of some of these roles. the reason that is important is that we have the danish government is pushing a carbon neutral strategy, a really innovative, really pushing the boundary on this. the reason thatis the boundary on this. the reason that is important is that when you look at the three largest looters in the world, china, 30% of all pollution, c02 the world, china, 30% of

we begin with french newspaper, le figaro, and it has president macron's response to borisjohnson sayinge succeeds theresa may as uk prime minister. the uk's daily mirror focuses on another leadership contender, michael gove, and the calls from within his own party for him to pull out of running over his admission he took cocaine. on to the financial times, and it reports on the g20 agreeing a cross—border shakeup that willl see big tech firms like facebook pay more taxes. the times celebrates british tech firms. in particular, unicorns, the name for those worth more than $1 billion. the paper says britain has the most in europe. and celebrations too for spain's abc — its front page dedicated to rafael nadal whose won the french open for the 12th time. with me is eileen burbidge, co—founder and partner at passion capital. you cannot avoid anywhere in the world, it would seem in france, they are discussing the possible tenders for the leader of the conservative party and of course prime minister. they're looking at borisjohnson and the french prime minister ‘s

in france, le figaro is thinking about the next leadership of the european union.her‘s candidates for the key posts in the new administration. in denmark, one of its main dailies covers the ongoing negotiations to form a coalition government. the paper says the parties are close to agreement on a radical plan to reshape the country's economy to bring carbon emissions down to net zero. another constitutional wrangle in the united states, says bloomberg. there's a showdown approaching with president trump apparently believing he has the power to sack the chair of the central bank, the federal reserve boss, jerome powell saying he wants to stay for the full term. and something a bit sad and worrying on the bbc business website. a report by a think—tank, the resolution foundation, says young people under 30 are spending less on non—housing items than the same age group in 2001. that is meant to,000 one. you went in your30s, that is meant to,000 one. you went in your 30s, you are in your 20s. —— you were in your 20s. housing costs should be lower now. housing costs shou

we begin with le figaro and the 75th d—day anniversary commemorations.on the times front page, d—day veterans were given a standing ovation as the queen lead international tributes among other world leaders to those who took part in the normandy invasion. the guardian reports on us president donald trump who after attending the d—day commerations travelled to ireland and waded in controversy after likening the irish border issue with his own plannedwall at the us—mexico border. meanwhile, the south china morning post focusses on another anniversary, china's president xi jinping's three—day visit to russia to mark the 70th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries. bloomberg says millions of britons are facing financial hardship in old age. with the over—65s projected to account for a quarter of all people in the uk within the next 20 years, the institute for fiscal studies said britain is woefully unprepared for the challenges posed by an ageing population. and on the mail 0nline website, are we becoming far too lazy to even be bother

le figaro shows the headline declaring the failure with the marriage of fiat with renault.ment intervened. and arab news says iran may sell limited qualities of oilfor arab news says iran may sell limited qualities of oil for goods, iraq says the model is based on the food for oil deal. 11 people have died while trying to reach the summit of mount everest this year, making it the deadliest climbing season since 2015. nepalese authorities are being questioned over whether they are issuing too many permits. there is also an environmental impact. 11,000 kg of rubbish has been removed from the mountain. lina spent weeks collecting food wrappings, bottles of empty oxygen cylinders. shep is also recovered for bodies which were taken to base camp and flown to kathmandu. —— sherpas. a documentary maker about the 2014 avalanche says these concerns have existed for some time. it's become increasingly crowded on everest since 1996 and it gets worse every year. in addition to do many permits being issued, i think there was a more narrow than normal weather window, so more people claimi

and finally, the french daily, le figaro is — like us — leading on the d—day commemorations. years ago, of some of the tens of thousands of soldiers who were part of the campaign to liberate nazi—occupied north—west europe. ajapanese minister has defended companies that force women to wear high heel shoes to work. thousands of people have signed a petition calling for changes to dress codes at work. the movement is called kutoo — a play on the japanese words for shoe and pain. butjapan's health and labour minister takumi nemoto said the controversial practice is "necessary and appropriate". cosmetic chaint giant sephora closed its us stores to hold diversity training for its employees. this comes a month after singer sza said she had been racially profiled at a store. the afro—american singer tweeted she had security called on her "to make sure she wasn't stealing". sephora told reuters it was aware of the incident but said the training was not "a response to any one event". doctors linked to the opposition in sudan say that a0 bodies have been pulled from the nile, bringing