are torcuil crichton, political editor at the daily record, and the barrister and broadcaster, sophia cannontonight. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the financial times says there's alarm within downing street as the chancellor has hinted he wants to scrap the pledge of not raising. the mirror also leads with the chancellors comments. it says it could mean an increase in vat or income tax. the times headlines sources in washington who have told the paper that president trump is prioritising striking a trade deal with the eu over britain. the independent has an exclusive with a former british judge, who warns the government is displaying "invisible ignorance" in thinking they can free the country from the european court ofjustice. the daily mail warns of a new mortgage price war as lenders cut interest rates. the sun also warns of tax rises and pension cuts if the conservatives win. it also says there could be an increase in overseas aid. in the express, the prime minister is to reject a fresh call from brussels to give rights to eu citizens currently living in the uk. the guardian

with torcuil crichton, political editor of the daily record, and the barrister and broadcaster sophia cannoning up on sportsday tonight... double dreamers...the league leaders chelsea face tottenham at wembley in the fa cup semifinal. it's a derby at hampden too...celtic and rangers go head to head this weekend in the scottish cup semi—finals. ...and also on sunday it's the london marathon — and one man is finishing his marathon behind the mike... the olympic city of

with torcuil crichton, political editor of the daily record, and the barrister and broadcaster sophia cannonnow, it's time for sportsday. hello, i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday tonight... double dreamers...the league leaders chelsea face tottenham at wembley in the fa cup semifinal. it's a derby at hampden too...celtic and rangers go head to head this weekend in the scottish cup semi—finals. ...and also on sunday it's the london marathon — and one man is finishing his marathon behind the mike... the olympic city of london has once again opened its heart to the london marathon. we'll hearfrom brendan foster ahead of his final commentary on the race. also coming up in the programme — football is stunned by the sudden death of ugo ehiogu after a cardiac arrest. the former villa and england defender was 1m. and the tears of a champion, ellie downie is on top in romania, the first british gymnast to win the european all—around title. good evening. over the next half an hour we will bring you all today's news and also look ahead to the weekend, it's going to be a busy one. th

sort of go back and forth between like a fictional version of sophia, and then like true events that actually happened to her, and then kay cannon >> jimmy: and she also wrote "pitch perfect." >> yeah, both of them i think. right? yeah. >> jimmy: this girl that you play is sophia amoruso. she started this thing -- just started selling vintage clothing on ebay. >> ebay. >> jimmy: and making like, a a three-thousand percent profit. >> yeah. >> jimmy: something like that. >> pretty crazy. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah, no, it's right. you're good. >> jimmy: yeah, yo g you're so stupid. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but then she ends up doing -- making a website called nasty gal or something. >> nasty gal. it's based on a bette davis song that she liked and then she named her like ebay account nasty gal vintage, and then later her store and like her whole like, you know, clothing thing is nasty gal. >> jimmy: forbes said that it was worth like 300 million dollars. >> at one point she -- like made more money than beyonce i think. someone told me that. i don't know that that's real, but someone told me that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, i b

record, and the barrister and broadcaster sophia cannon. tomorrow's front pages.hank you for staying for a second review, which is an unusual retreat! the financial times says there's alarm within downing street as the chancellor hints that he wants to scrap the 2015 conservative pledge of not raising taxes. the mirror also leads with the chancellor's comments. it suggests mr hammond has signalled he could increase vat or income tax. the times says sources in washington have told the paper president trump is prioritising a trade deal with the eu over britain. the daily mail warns of a new mortgage price war as lenders cut interest rates. the sun also warns of tax rises and pension cuts if the conservatives win the election. it says there could be an increase in overseas aid spending. the express writes the prime minister is to reject a fresh call from brussels to give a life—time guarantee of working rights to eu citizens currently in the uk. and the guardian leads with the presidential elections in france, and the heightened security in polling stations after yes