royal british _ come. and you did. bob, you are from the royal british legion, _ come. and you did. n, perhaps you could explain a bit about what we will see today because normally people like doug would be in northern france but we cannot do that today. northern france but we cannot do that today-— that today. this is a unique year, usually the _ that today. this is a unique year, usually the veterans _ that today. this is a unique year, usually the veterans would - that today. this is a unique year, usually the veterans would all. that today. this is a unique year, usually the veterans would all go j that today. this is a unique year, i usually the veterans would all go to the commemorations in france but what _ the commemorations in france but what we _ the commemorations in france but what we will try to do is combine a formal_ what we will try to do is combine a formal d—day commemoration as in each year— formal d—day commemoration as in each year and we are intimating that with the _ each year and we are intimating that with the opening of the british normally memorial in ver—s

according to the i — royal british legion is forced to close its online poppy shop across the eu becausea expense and paperwork created by brexit. the i sport leads with the headline �*great scots�*. tonight's match england v scotland ended goalless but england's frustration means now scotland has a chance of victory. and the telegraph sport carries a photo of england captain harry kane walking off pitch after being substituted for the second time in successive games. so, let's begin. let's start with the ft because it has a good bit of politics on the front. this is the by election and the tories lost on toxic planning reforms and in some ways, the paper suggests that borisjohnson should've seen this defeat coming. in many respects, for a while, boris johnson has been writing height that he has a big vaccination search and he has a big vaccination search and he has a big vaccination search and he has a big problem with various mps. and many of them hold very traditional small seed conservative seats and the second that those mps see a threat to their seats, they will begin even more reb

_ this wonderful memorial in person, i would also like to thank the royal british— would also like to thank the royal british legionum so that our— the national memorial arboretum so that our veterans may gather and be part of— that our veterans may gather and be part of this _ that our veterans may gather and be part of this virtual opening on the 77th anniversary of d—day. i can only— 77th anniversary of d—day. i can only hope — 77th anniversary of d—day. i can only hope this serves to commemorate all those _ only hope this serves to commemorate all those whose lives were lost during — all those whose lives were lost during the events ofjune 1944 and between _ during the events ofjune 1944 and between d—day and the liberation of paris at _ between d—day and the liberation of paris at the end of august 1944. may god trless— paris at the end of august 1944. may god bless our veterans, the families and all— god bless our veterans, the families and all those who paid the ultimate sacrifice _ and all those who paid the ultimate sacrifice as — and all those who paid the ultimate sacrifice as a result of the operations

and he at the national memorial arboretum in staffordshire, i now pass the event back to the royal british legionyou very much indeed. applause studio: and there, the pictures of that memorial, unveiled today on the columns of the memorial, the names of 22,442 columns of the memorial, the names of 22,4112 service men and women who lost their lives on d—day and during the battle of normandy. reeds are being laid at that memorial. —— wreathes. there are two veterans there, there are others at staffordshire, the national memorial arboretum, watching the service there and the red arrows overflying there and the red arrows overflying the memorial. let us go to the national memorial arboretum. graham satchell is there. it has just been a really beautiful service, hasn't it? ~ , ~ , a really beautiful service, hasn't it? absolutely. i think this is everything — it? absolutely. i think this is everything that _ it? absolutely. i think this is everything that the - it? absolutely. i think this is everything that the veterans j it? absolutely. i think this is - everything that the veterans would have wante

according to the i — the royal british legion has been forced to close its online poppy shop across the expense and paperwork created by brexit. on the front page of the mirror, a smiling duchess of cambridge sporting a colorful umbrella as she launches her new centre for early childhood. the i sport leads with the headline �*great scots�*. tonight's match england v scotland ended goalless but england's frustration means now scotland has a chance of victory. the sun has the headline ”bad news nicola” — it says that england v scotland match showed ties still bind the �*auld enemies�*. so, let's begin. do you want to start with the times. the homes plan turning off tory voters and slightly confusing but i said just now. it's not about softening tory votes, softening planning laws, abandoning reforms that critics say would soften the planning laws. that critics say would soften the planning lawn— that critics say would soften the planning law— that critics say would soften the planning laws. one of the reasons wh the planning laws. one of the reasons why the lib _ planning laws. one of the