series four of natalie haynes stand up series four of natalie haynes stand upfor series four of nataliessics begins at 4pm a week tomorrow, monday. more serious matters now. how dare you! i worked so matters now. how dare you! i worked so hard on that programme! to contrast to the weather, the guardian, who is starting us on this, universal credit fundamentally flawed, this has been around a long time, the suspicion is something wrong with the system. the guardian has worked hard to get whistle—blowers has worked hard to get whistle— blowers to talk has worked hard to get whistle—blowers to talk to them about the fact the system is so flawed that there is no version of it that could work. so riddled with design flaws and process faults it's practically guaranteed to generate mistakes and delays push vulnerable claimants into hardship. that was the first paragraph. it is exactly as shocking and as predictable, somehow an surprising and shocking at the same time. fund legally broken and thoroughly designed. completed and prone to errors, it created an enormous numbers of delays, mps accus

with me are the author and broadcaster, natalie haynes and rob merrick, deputy political editor of the. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the times quotes the head of amazon in the uk, saying there could be civil unrest within two weeks if britain leaves the european union with no deal. the financial times says brussels has rejected uk proposals on how to govern the city of london's access to the european market after brexit, saying theresa may's latest financial services plan would rob the eu of its decision—making autonomy. the metro carries a story we've covered today of a boy of three, who's become one of the youngest acid attack victims in the uk after he was burned while on a family shopping trip. the daily mail describes how witnesses saw the mother's anguish after the attack. the sun also leads with the same story, saying police are looking for three men in connection with the attack. the guardian reports that according to whistleblowers, the universal credit system is so fundamentally flawed that it pushes vulnerable claimants into hardship. according to the daily

30pm this evening in the papers — our guests joining me tonight are the author and broadcaster, natalie haynesdeputy political editor of the independent. israel has interevened, to help more than a hundred members of the volunteer syrian civil defence force, known as the white helmets, escape an offensive by government forces, in southern syria.they‘re now safe injordan along with three hundred members of their familes. britain, along with france and canada requested israel's help, over concerns the volunteers might be detained by the syrian army. the white helmets mainly work in rebel held areas rescuing civilians from air attacks. rescuing the rescuers. syrian civil defence volunteers and their families evacuated into jordan, and to safety. these pictures filmed by the israeli army show its troops escorting the white helmets from the syrian border, escaping assad regime and russian forces. israel's prime minister said it was an urgent international operation. translation: the lives of these people, who have saved lives, were now in danger. i therefore authorised the transfer, via israel, to