and at 11:30pm, we'll be taking another look at the papers with our reviewers ros altmann and mihir boseay with us for that. aretha franklin, one of the greatest stars of the 20th century, has died at the age of 76. she passed away this morning at her home in detroit in michigan, surrounded by her family. she was diagnosed with cancer eight years ago but only retired from performing last year. aretha franklin began singing as a child with a gospel choir at the church where herfather was minister. she went on to become a global star, the queen of soul, selling more than 75 million records. aleem maqbool reports. # all i'm asking... # is for a little respect. # i'm about to give all of my money...# aretha franklin was peerless. with a voice so stunning it could lift spirits, and so powerful it could and often did move those who heard her to tears. at the church where she first started singing, people who grew up in the same street as her have already started coming to pay tribute. i was born and raised in detroit, born on her music, raised on her music. yeah, it's a sad day. i'm going to m

with me are writer & broadcaster, mihir bose and baroness ros altmann, former pensions minister.nklin, who died earlier today. simply, ‘respect to the queen of soul'. as well as a tribute to aretha franklin, the guardian lead with comments from a former head of the cia, who says president trump's denial of russia collusion is ‘hogwash.’ the daily telegraph says the average gp works for only three days a week, describing it as ‘rise in the party time family doctor'. the times says that british troops have been put at risk due to a ‘chronic‘ computerfailure at military surgeries across the country. the cost of princess eugenie's wedding leads the daily mirror, it says taxpayers will pick up the £2 million bill. the metro headline the case of england rugby player danny cipriani, who pleaded guity to an assault at a jersey nightclub. the new threat of us sanctions on turkey leads the financial times. and the daily express describes the number of councils who've decided to back world war commemoration events as ‘shameful‘. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. so we have been

thank you, mihir bose and baroness altmann. goodbye. we are back at 11:30pm. what you will see him tomorrow's dailies. —— in tomorrow is dailies. hello again most of us have had a little bit of rain over the last couple of days but with the clea ra nce couple of days but with the clearance of the rain during today, things started to brighten up. we also introduced a significantly cooler, fresher feel, also introduced a significantly cooler, fresherfeel, this is the satellite picture from earlier on, the cloud brought the persistent rain and behind that, you can see the shower clouds racing and from the shower clouds racing and from the northwest. we also brought in from the northwest is cooler, fresher air. however out here in the atlantic, warm air is once again lurking and humid air, and for many the switch to pressure conditions is only a temporary one. through the rest of this evening and tonight we are looking at clear skies for many, are looking at clear skies for many, a few showers into the northwest and those temperatures really dipping away and some

with me are writer and broadcaster mihir bose, and ros altmann, former pensions minister.ride. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. simply respect to the queen of soul. and the guardian leads with comments from the former head of the cia who says president trump's denial of russian collusion is hogwash. the daily telegraph says the average gp works only three days a week, describing it as a rise in the part—time family doctor. the times says troops have been at risk because of chronic computer failure at military surgeries across the country. the cost of princess eugenie‘s wedding leading the daily mirror. taxpayers will have to part with £2 million. the metro headlined the case of danny cipriani, guilty of assault at a nightclub. the threat of us sanctions on turkey leads the financial times. the daily express describes the number of councils who decided to back world wari councils who decided to back world war i commemoration events as shameful. many of tomorrow's front pages are in and we have had a chance to look through them. mihir, you are going to start on

40 and 11:30 this evening in the papers, our guests joining me tonight are writer & broadcaster, mihir bose franklin, the "queen of soul" known for hits like respect and ‘say a little prayer‘ dies at the age of 76. a—level students have been awarded the highest proportion of as and a stars since 2012, amid changes toughening the exams in england. allegations that a call to jihad was heard at the didsbury mosque linked to the manchester arena bomber — salman abedi. policies for the slight delay. a bit ofa policies for the slight delay. a bit of a technical issue. we were hoping to get to the sports but we will see if we can link up with the bbc sports centre in just a few moments. a level students across england, wales and northern ireland have been getting their results today. they've received the highest proportion of as and a stars since 2012 — despite major changes to the system. this year students in england were assessed mainly on their final exams rather than coursework. 26.4% of a level entries got an a or a star. but with thousands of university places still available through cleari