the daily telegraph leads with accusations from rishi sunak that leadership rival lizz truss failed torevent china's infiltration of british universities whilst she was an education minister. the row over china makes the front page of the mail too, which adds that former party leader ian duncan smith thinks it's "suprising" that sunak is claiming to be tough on beijing. staying with the leadership race, the express reports on plans by lizz truss to "turbo—charge" economic growth by building "low tax new towns". and finally, the financial times reports that the uk and france will have a seat on the board of a new satellite operator, which aims to take on billionaire space entrepreneurs elon musk and jeff bezos. welcome to the papers and welcome to you both. thank you for coming on and agreeing to talk us through the paperas and agreeing to talk us through the paper as you can hear by my voice, i'm losing my voice for the i'm pleased both of you are here to talk us through, lots going on, always better start with the politics with “p better start with the politics with up the daily teleg

said the same thing, yesterday they said they some of the russian ambassador and foreign secretary lizz trusse for his death. and they have a number of deadly attacks recently targeting ukraine, told by the latest in dnipro. yes, they west sorry straight across the country yesterday down in odesa, but it was in dnipro that the missile seems to have had the most impact. they had an industrial facility we understand in the city and killed three people. there was a really graphic image on social media of a bus driver who had finished a shift and was going back, and his head was mostly destroyed. another example of ordinary people going about their lives, dying in russian missile drugs. ukraine says it needs urgent shipments of long—range artillery and other weapons to slow the advance of russian forces in the east of the country. ukraine has received huge amounts of military equipment from more than 30 countries, but its troops are still heavily outgunned in some areas. our defence correspondent jonathan beale reports. on the ukraine's eastern front, they are about to target russian positions. t