with me are polly mackenzie from the think—tank demos and christopher hope from the daily telegraph.ges are already in. the metro carries a message from the mother that beijing may have influenced kim jong—un's position on talks. the independent also carries that story, and reports on deadlock in the latest brexit talks, as eu officials label the uk's proposals as fantasy. the financial times leads on the bank of england's concerns of a disruptive brexit after those stalled negotiations. the daily telegraph reports a group of grenfell tower survivors have accused the fire brigade of failings in their response to the disaster. the guardian's front page includes a picture of campaigners in ireland, ahead of the referendum on abortion rights tomorrow. the daily express has an exclusive article from defence secretary gavin williamson warning of the resurgent threat from russia. and the daily mirror reports on accusations of sexual harrassment made against hollywood actor morgan freeman. will talk about a lot of that, but let's plunge in first of all, the front page of the times and that

tomorrow's front pages at 10:40 this evening in the papers, our guestsjoining me tonight are polly mackenziend christopher hope from the telegraph. two men have been sentenced to life in prison for murdering four children with petrol bombs, which were thrown into the family home in greater manchester in the middle of the night. zac bolland and david worrall set fire to the house in walkden in december. the court heard that bolland was involved in a feud with the siblings' elder brother. judith moritz has been at manchester crown court their grandmother said today that their grandmother said today that their deaths have left the whole family numb. that they know they will never be able to tell them off again for running in a supermarket oi’ again for running in a supermarket or hear them giggle as theyjump too high on the trampoline. there were gasps and sobs from the public gallery here inside court number three from the family as the jury returned their guilty verdict. this is the view from a fire engine racing towards the pearson house, as it turns the corner the scale of the blaze is obvi

political commentator and middle east expert, rachel shabi. and polly mackenzie, director of demos, a democrats are making gains —— gains and that is a really astonishing result and shows they become a national party again will stop i think it has changed the night. at this point, labour should be doing better than it has on the basis of the results so far, do you think? i think there is a need to see the tories take more of a hit than they have at this point in the cycle and with everything going on with the wind rush scandal and the economics stagnation and you would expect the conservatives to be punished a lecturer in but we are seeing in the election cycle that ukip voters are going conservative and that is the question for the labour party. it managed to get some of those ukip voters in the general election to vote labour and they did so on election to vote labour and they did so on the forefront of the campaign. joann, welcome to us. a former councillor from wandsworth, which was one of the supposedly target seats for labour and that did not go their way. was there a big proble