nicola blackwood, former conservative health minister joins me now and polly mackenzie, di rector ofes are already in. the i leads with the extraordinary story of the twelve boys and their football coach who have been found by divers after going missing in caves in north thailand for nine days. the guardian reports that the government is close to lifting its 8 year long freeze on fuel duty to raise billions to help meet pressure from cabinet ministers. the ft leads with europe's 2 largest supermarkets, tesco and carrefour — who are joining forces to buy own brand products and cut costs. "brexit rebels threaten to topple pm" says the express — and reports that senior tory mp‘s are prepared to bring down theresa may's government if she compromises on the uk's departure from the eu. let's start with that extraordinary picture in the extraordinary story from the i, these 12 boys missing the nine days, many people feared the nine days, many people feared the worst but it appears they are alive. it's a story that has gripped the whole of thailand for obvious reasons. 12 young boys with the

i'm joined again but nicola blackwood, former conservative health minister, and polly mackenzie, di rectorthink tank demos. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the i leads with the extraordinary story of the 12 boys and their football coach who have been found by divers after going missing in caves in north thailand for nine days. the guardian reports that the government is close to lifting its 8—year long freeze on fuel duty to raise billions to help meet pressure from cabinet ministers. the ft leads with europe's two largest supermarkets, tesco and carrefour, joining forces to buy own brand products and cut costs. "brexit rebels threaten to topple pm," says the express and reports that senior tory mps are prepared to bring down theresa may's government if she compromises on the uk's departure from the eu. also leading with that story is the telegraph, it says foreign secretary boris johnson is backing eurosceptic mp jacob rees—mogg after he warned theresa may of a rebellion if she fails to deliver on brexit promises. the times also lead with reports of infighting in the prime