i'll bejoined by the broadcaster and psychotherapist lucy beresford and psychotherapist lucy beresfordext, we arejoining deltapoll. do stay with us because next, we are joining viewers for a round up of all the day's news. tonight at ten — the scottish parliament is told it cannot hold a referendum on independence without approval from westminster. the long—awaited ruling by the judges of the uk supreme court will have potentially big consequences at the next general election. the scottish parliament does not have the power to legislate for a referendum on scottish independence. independence campaigners immediately warned that the next election in scotland would become, in effect, the referendum they want. we must and we will find another democratic, lawful and constitutional means by which the scottish people

with me are the broadcaster and psychotherapist, lucy beresford, and the former trade minister, lordrow because my front pages, then. let's have a look. —— tomorrow's. the guardian leads on this evening's �*dramatic�* resignation of government minister sir gavin williamson, after allegations reported by the paper that williamson had told a senior civil service the daily mail the i also splashes on tonight's breaking news of the resignation of williamson, who is facing a bullying inquiry — citing claims he is a security risk. the metro also leads on the resignation of williamson, linking it with matt hancock's stint in the jungle the express meanwhile credits the paper's own campaign to protect its readers�* pensions, reporting that sunak is likely to inflation—proof state pension rises in next week's autumn budget. discount supermarkets like aldi and lidl are anticipating record profits this christmas as shoppers hit by the cost of living crisis switch to cheaper food essentials, says city am. including christmas dinner. let us begin and start with the a news for paper. it leaves wit

with me are lucy beresford, broadcaster and psychotherapist and joe twyman, director of the polling organisationw's front pages. thank you forjoining us this wednesday evening. thank you forjoining us this wednesday evening. �*referendum indy bin�* is how the metro has summarised nicola sturgeons's failed bid to hold a second scottish independence referendum the i leads with reports of unhappy tory mp's with sources saying there is a need to start getting some policies out of the door and a suggestion that lots of mp's will quite before the next general election. and politics continues to dominate world cup headlines — the telegraph has gone with the picture of tight—lipped germany players as they take a diversity stand. so let's begin. let's have a look at them male as a look at parking fines from driving companies. the financial times report in an alliance of legal and environmental groups. pressuring rishi sunak to drop plans for eu defined laws by the end of next year. the times has the story on blackmail by putin. the paper highlighting germany's pregame silent protest. the scottish daily m

(in that point, digbyjones and lucy beresford, a score draw. that's it for tonight.w. that's it for tonight. see you in a bit. good evening, this is your updates from the bbc sport centre. with less than two weeks to go, the controversy continues ahead of the men's football world cup, after an ambassador for the host nation qatar described homosexuality as "damage in the mind". the comments have been described as harmful and unacceptable by human rights campaigners. jane dougall reports. in qatar, this can see you in prison or even given the death penalty. this protest is to pressure fee for edible world cup in a country where same—sex relationships are illegal. and just days before the tournament begins, an ambassadorfor the and just days before the tournament begins, an ambassador for the world cup has told a german broadcaster that homosexuality is forbidden, but he went further — denouncing same—sex relationships. i he went further - denouncing same-sex relationships. i am not big muslim, but — same-sex relationships. i am not big muslim, but that _ same-sex rela