and oliver wright, policy editor at the times newspaper. nice to have the great.ge has the attack on the louvre. npower is increasing its energy prices. the daily express goes with the same story, describing it as goes with the same story, describing itasa goes with the same story, describing it as a kick in the teeth for customers. the times is claiming that a senior mp has received funding from a chinese law firm with links to the chinese government. the paper says there is no suggestion of impropriety. the ft focuses on donald trump smack the decision to review us financial regulations put in place after the 2008 crash. the telegraph leads with news that the government will force developers to use land they have planning permission for or risk losing it. the guardian reports european leaders at a summit in malta have attacked donald trump for his anti—eu rhetoric. and the daily mail brings us news of a shortage of vegeta bles brings us news of a shortage of vegetables in britain's supermarkets. let's begin with the i and the attack on the louvre. an egyptian su

evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are katie martin from the financial times, and oliver wright the times. the trump administration has imposed sanctions on 13 people and a dozen companies in response to iran's recent ballistic missile test. earlier today president trump continued his criticism of iran, saying on twitter that the country was "playing with fire." mr trump said his predecessor barack 0bama had been "kind" in making a deal with tehran over its nuclear programme, but warned that he would be taking a very different approach. it comes after social media posts by the president yesterday, in which he warned iran had been "put on notice" after their test of the missile at the weekend. iran has insisted it would never use its weapons except in self defence, and said the sanctions violated us legal commitments. donald trump's press secretary sean spicer has been giving his press briefing and was asked whether americans should expect the possibility of us military action against iran. look, i've said this before, and the president's been very clear — he doesn't take options