mr. macron in the situation is not in a position to say what he said. anchor: and casablanca.re seems to be a disconnect between elites of algeria, morocco and tunisia, some hold french passports and are sympathetic. to the actual feeling on the streets of people who are almost fed up of this colonial rule that seems to be continuing with their own leadership. what do you think? is that true? >> if you look around africa from north to west africa, areas where they speak language including my own country senegal, you have a growing discontent with french companies, business people. let's look at the reality. 60 years in those nations. the problem -- there is also an internet problem. you cannot be blaming everyone to be the cause of your problems. i believe he is playing politics. he knows he needs the voice of the right wing. the voices of those people who are sidelined to a certain extent. he is playing politics. africa is also playing politics. [indiscernible] anchor: we are running out of time. you are nodding in agreement to some of our guests. surely, if there is this ant

they made it very clear that mrjohnson had said to mr macron that he expressed deep concerns about ther from the french prime minister which the british say appeared to say that britain should be punished for leaving the european union. lots of talk of de—escalation, but very, very evident on the ground. instead another war of words and it continues. another war of words and it continues-_ another war of words and it continues. ., ,, , ., , . ., continues. thank you very much. that was james in — continues. thank you very much. that was james in rome _ continues. thank you very much. that was james in rome on _ continues. thank you very much. that was james in rome on that _ continues. thank you very much. that was james in rome on that ongoing . was james in rome on that ongoing dispute of fishing. we are going to return to cop26. let's speak to mikaela loach, a climate justice activist and co—host of the yikes podcast — and a fifth year medical student. you are an incredibly busy young woman emmich we are all wondering how you fit everything in. let me talk first of all about a court

there's also a picture of him with the president of france, mr macron, who's given the pm an ultimatumn the row over fishing. a picture of borisjohnson dominates the daily express, with the headline "what on earth are you playing at?", as he prepares to read the riot act to other world leaders at cop26. "the heat is on", according to the mirror's front page, as the un says the last seven years have been the hottest on record. and the metro's front page has a picture of what it calls "tunnel horror" after two trains collided near salisbury. 0k, ok, so that was a little flavour of our front pages. ok, so that was a little flavour of ourfront pages. lovely ok, so that was a little flavour of our front pages. lovely to have you both back, including yourself, olivia. persia duejoining us, i know you're not too well, so we are going to print off with the front page of the guardian. and, olivia, you are going to kick is off this time around, johnson speaking to the world leaders?— world leaders? yeah, his tone is much more _ world leaders? yeah, his tone is much more downbeat _ world leaders?

mr macron apparently giving the pm an ultimatum in the row over fishing. page has a picture of the "tunnel horror" after two trains collided in a tunnel near salisbury. that was a little flavour of the front pages you will be waking up to tomorrow morning. let's discuss them, and, shyama perera, 0livia utley, lovely to see both, and we'll start with the front page the guardian. shyama perera, could you 6uardian. shyama perera, could you start us with the lead story dominating there.- start us with the lead story dominating there. yes, the lead sto on dominating there. yes, the lead story on every — dominating there. yes, the lead story on every front _ dominating there. yes, the lead story on every front page - dominating there. yes, the lead story on every front page as - dominating there. yes, the lead story on every front page as we | story on every front page as we begin the week. i love photograph on the front of the guardian, you can see them throwing coins in the fountain, who will wear the valentina? not boris or angela judging by their expressions

else, it was a big success somewhere else, it was a big success so i do hope that mrjohnson and mr macronnication... there is a french presidential election _ communication... there is a french presidential election coming - communication... there is a french presidential election coming up - communication... there is a french presidential election coming up and examined, do you think that might, unfortunately, be playing into this? no, i don't think so, no. really not. �* . no, i don't think so, no. really not. �* , ., no, i don't think so, no. really not. �*, ., ., ., , not. there's nothing unreasonable about politicians _ not. there's nothing unreasonable about politicians trying _ not. there's nothing unreasonable about politicians trying to - not. there's nothing unreasonable about politicians trying to please l about politicians trying to please their voters and i guess it looks good to the french to defend french fishing nets, doesn't it? that is not unreasonable.— not unreasonable. that is not unreasonable _ not unreasonable. that is not unreasonable -- _ not unreasonable. that is

fishing because it is on the front page of the sunday telegraph and johnson denies that you rein in mr macronwas leaked? it has obviously sparked this massive . that letter that was leaked? it ia; obviously sparked this massive row, it was quite firm. the ambassador to the uk was on twitter earlier saying that it got lost in translation. but it certainly spoke to her reaction, david frost coming out quite strongly against it today on twitter. it seems that diplomacy is happening as much on twitter as in the room in rome. one of the interesting things suggested by the sunday telegraph, they say that cabinet ministers are going to hold a meeting of one of their brexit subcommittees on monday to look at possible actions they can take, and now it is looking more about the longer term. now it is looking more about the longerterm. one now it is looking more about the longer term. one of the ideas it has mentioned is possibly looking at how we can encourage more of our shipping trade to go between the uk, puts in belgium and puts in the netherlands, rather than in france. obviously, that is a very m

president biden also met the french president emmanuel macron, mr biden said the us had been clumsy to where it struck a submarine deal with australia in the process of scrapping france �*s of an agreement with the australians. lawmakers in poland approved plan stability portable with belarus. those of the headlines. hello, and welcome to our liquor with the papers will be bringing us on saturday morning. dreaming tonight the author and journalist yasmin, and martin chief sports reporter with the sun. i may bring you at home up—to—date with some of the front pages that they have been looking at over the last few minutes. the queen has been told to rest for two weeks that makes the front page of papers including the daily mail. the palace is quoted as saying the 95—year—old monarch could undertake some light duties during this time but she will miss the festival of remembrance on saturday november the 13th. telegraph leads a bridge in prospect post brexit for she franzen show version that present is damaging. letter written to the president of the european commission. the times reportin

president biden also met the french president emmanuel macron, mr biden said the us had been clumsy toin the process of scrapping france �*s of an agreement with the australians. lawmakers in poland approved plan stability portable with belarus. those of the headlines.

president biden has also met france's president emmanuel macron. mrwith australia which scrapped france's own agreement with australia. lawmakers in poland have approved plans to build a wall along much of its border with belarus, following a surge in the number of migrants trying to enter the eu. as the row over post brexit fishing rights escalates, france has asked the european commission to look at levvying retaliatory tariffs on british imports. france says dozens of its boats have been denied fishing licences.

president emanuel macron for the first time since france recalled their ambassador from washington, furious the u.s. took a multi billion dollar submarine deal away from france without notice mr. biden admitting to macron his administration made a mistake. >> i think what happened was, to use an english phrase, it was gone without a lot of grace. >> macron looking to move passed the dispute. >> what really matters now is what we will do together in the coming weeks, the coming months, the coming years. >> reporter: the president arriving in europe without the win he had been hoping for, despite pushing democrats in the capitol yesterday to get behind the $1.75 trillion framework for his social spending and climate plan, even arguing his presidency is on the line but while progressives endorse that plan, they still refuse to vote for it or the trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure bill until they are convinced moderate holdout senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema are onboard, too. >> we need a little bit more than an iou we need to know what it is that we're going to commit to >> peter joining me now from the vatican and, peter, climate is going to be on the president's

president biden has also met france's president emmanuel macron. mr biden said that the us had been clumsy in the way it struck a submarine deal with australia which scrapped france's own agreement with australia. lawmakers in poland have approved plans to build a wall along much of its border with belarus, following a surge in the number of migrants trying to enter the eu. as the row over post brexit fishing rights escalates, france has asked the european commission to look at levvying retaliatory tariffs on british imports. france says dozens of its boats have been denied fishing licences. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. journey me again to the author and martin lipton the chief sports reporter with the sun. the queen being told to rest for two weeks makes the front page of the daily mail. the palace said the 95—year—old monarch could undertake some light duties during this time but she will miss the festival of remembrance on november 13th. the uk's international reputation is on trial, warns

the paper reports that mrjohnson has accused mr macron of participating in a pattern of threats againstmorning is the latest on the film set shooting involving alec baldwin. it reports that the actor has spoken out in public for the first time since he accidentally shot dead cinematographer halyna hutchins, saying she was my friend. shall we have a look inside some of the papers? i don't want to start a stampede. this is inside the sunday telegraph, the panik buying of books. the sunday telegraph is reporting paper cuts prove a pain in the race for christmas bestsellers. essentially what they are saying is that they could be a shortage of the really popular titles over christmas if a second print run is required because of problems with paper supply and the problems that we know about shipping, because a lot of the colour printed books apparently are donein colour printed books apparently are done in the far east and therefore have to be brought in on container ships. there is a bit of a shortage of paper as well, so the gist of this story is if you want to buy a book for someone for ch

macron. >> did you have to apologize, mr. president? >> to whom? >> reporter: president biden later conceding it could have been handled better. >> it was clumsy. it was not done with grace. i was under the impression that france had been informed long before. honest to god, i did not know you had not been. >> reporter: not entirely an apology, but a promise that it won't happen again. >> so i want to get something clear in front of all the press, we view you as an incredibly serious valued partner. you were there for us. we'll be there for you. there's a lot more work we can do together. >> fascinating day to watch unfold. cecilia vega with us from rome tonight, and, cecilia, i know the president while overseas, he's very aware of what's going on. the debate back here at home among democrats on his domestic agenda, the cuts to the plan, progressives holding up a vote because of those cuts, but tonight in d.c. late word the leader of the house progressives, the caucus, sounding optimistic? >> reporter: yeah, she is, david. washington congresswoman

fitting and the row over northern ireland, those he said were tests of the uk's credibility and mr macron said. —— emmanuel macron. this is the talks about fishing licenses should be going on this weekend. damian grammaticas taking us through there with the latest. let’s damian grammaticas taking us through there with the latest.— there with the latest. let's see what the weekend _ there with the latest. let's see what the weekend has - there with the latest. let's see what the weekend has in i there with the latest. let's see what the weekend has in store| there with the latest. let's see i what the weekend has in store with the weather details. goad what the weekend has in store with the weather details.— what the weekend has in store with the weather details. good morning to ou, nana the weather details. good morning to you. naga and _ the weather details. good morning to you, naga and charlie _ the weather details. good morning to you, naga and charlie and _ the weather details. good morning to you, naga and charlie and good i you, naga and charlie and good morning to you at home as w

mr. biden issued this abject apology to one of them, french president emmanuel macron. >> what we did wasy. it was not done with a lot of grace. >> reporter: he was referring to a secret deal the u.s. cut with australia to replace french-made nuclear submarines with american ones. >> i was under the impression that france had been informed long before that the deal was not going through. i honest to god did not know you had not been. >> reporter: france lost tens of billions of dollars. the white house has been trying to patch things up ever since. >> and now what's important is precisely to be sure that such a situation will not be possible for the future. >> reporter: despite today's attempts at detaunt, it is clear some hard feelings remain. after the meeting, macron was asked if the rift had been repaired. his response, "we clarified together what we needed to clarify." norah. >> o'donnell: all right, nancy cordes, thank you. well, tonight, floodwater alerts are posted along much of the east coast from southern virginia to maine. tidal floodwaters swamped the streets of annan and the

mr. villeroy will be reappointed in france, he has the backing of macron. in the u.k.sing 0.6%. boris johnson's speech later today will give some sense of what the tory party will do around the pressures from energy prices. in italy, a drop and in spain similar territory as well. the banks were gaining yesterday in the european session. currently energy down 0.6% despite the fact u.k. gas prices are back to record levels. utilities lower by 0.7%. the banks are taking some losses as well. red across the screen in the first few minutes. dani: we are saying markets open to the downside. tuesday met with another slump on wednesday, but major moves in the bond space is prompting some selloff in duration names. the 10 and 30 year yields are at the highest since june, while the 10 year gilt yield hit the highest since may, 2019. let's bring in mark dowding, cio / senior portfolio manager, bluebay asset management. moves could continue with the removal of accommodative policy, but a deeper risk selloff is unlikely. thank you for joining us this morning. what we are seeing in y

track in front of the cameras, president biden and france's emmanuel macron arm in arm and laughing it off. >> do you have to apologize, mr. president? >> to whom? >> reporter: a stark contrast to last month when france was so furious that the white house teamed up with australia on a nuclear powered submarine deal they recalled their ambassador. president biden now conceding it could have been handled better. >> what we did was clumsy. it was not done with a lot of grace. i was under the impression that france had been informed long before that the deal was not coming through. honest to god did not know you had not been. >> reporter: the president also spending 90 minutes, longer than expected, in a closed-door meeting with pope francis. the two leaders who have known each other for years exchanging gifts, laughing and deep in conversation. >> you are the most significant warrior for peace i've ever met. >> reporter: the white house calling the sit-down deeply personal for america's second catholic president. it also sends a strong message to catholics around the world. the president telling reporters pope francis gave h

mr. president! >> how do you think the relationship is right now? >> how's the alliance right now? >> all right. there is the arrival of president biden meeting with emmanuel macronphil mattingly? phil is ready i think. hopefully he could hear more than we could. with the helicopters overhead, it was hard for us to hear what was asked and what the president -- how president biden responded. but if you heard more, you tell me. >> reporter: i can tell you what was asked. we had the hepthelicopter ess a the president's car he travels in. they were asked if he felt the breach had been fixed with the relationship, what the state of the relationship currently is. it didn't appear he could hear us or if he could, keep in mind, kate, some of us are on this side of a group of hedges and some of us, the u.s. pool, the press pool that travels with the president, is about 15 feet away and they were asking questions as well. it appeared he was asked something about the pope. but he couldn't hear and eventually president macron decided to bring him inside. we do expect the two leaders may have once again be in front of cameras in a short time where they'll be in closer proximi