with me are chief executive of demos, polly mackenzie and political commentator, lynn davidson. lovely lynn davidson. to have you both with us here on lovely to have you both with us here on this thursday evening. tomorrow's front pages starting with. .. "let's play aussie rules" reads the front page of the metro. it's after the prime minister warned there's a "strong possibility" of a no—deal, brexit with australian—style trade rules. "prepare for no deal" says the telegraph. the paper reports that borisjohnson says brussels wants to "punish" britain for refusing to be "yoked" to eu rules. the i also leading on this story. it warns that food prices could rise and add £3 billion a year to the cost of shopping, according to supermarkets. 0n the front page of the independent, calls for an nhs overhaul to prevent maternity unit deaths as an inquiry into the shrewsbury scandal demands nationwide changes. the report says that dozens of deaths at shrewsbury and telford hospital trust over several decades were due to a drive to avoid caesarean sections. elsewhere, on the front of the g

with me again are chief executive of demos, polly mackenzie and political commentator, lynn davidson.y to have you both back. so, let's start with some of the papers that we already have. "let's play aussie rules" reads the front page of the metro. it's after the prime minister warned there's a "strong possibility" of a no—deal brexit with australian—style trade rules. borisjohnson has told britain to prepare for the end of the brexit transition period without a deal, reports the times. it says mrjohnson says he has strong backing from cabinet in rejecting the deal on the table. "prepare for no deal," says the telegraph, as the pm says brussels wants to "punish" britain for refusing to be "yoked" to eu rules. the i is also leading on this story. it warns that food prices could rise and add £3 billion a year to the cost of shopping, according to supermarkets. on the front page of the financial times, share prices for airbnb have doubled in what the paper is calling "one of the biggest tech listing bubbles in years". shares opened at $146, up from the $68 they were priced at on wednesda

guestsjoining me tonight are chief executive of demos, polly mackenzie and poltical commentator, lynn davidsonaths of babies at an nhs trust has found that mothers were sometimes blamed for their babies dying and maternity staff caused distress to patients by using "inappropriate language". an inquiry was set up three years ago to look at fatalities and injuries at the shrewsbury and telford trust between 2000 and 2018. it started by looking into 23 cases of when a baby had died or suffered brain injury or when the mother had died. but the review has now expanded to 1,862 cases which also includes women or babies were injured during birth(rev) injune this year women or babies were injured during birth. in june this year police launched a criminal investigation to look to see if there was enough evidence to support a case against the shrewsbury and telford trust or any of the individuals involved. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan has been speaking to two families whose children died. you read the story of a baby and it died. the story of another baby, and it died. i physically