with me arejessica elgot, chief political correspondent at the guardian, and steven swinford, deputythanks very much to both of you for coming in. let's have a look at the front pages we have tonight. the guardian leads on the fire of notre dame, saying it could be linked to building work that was under way. the financial times is also focusing on the blaze — calling the cathedral one of france's best known structures and one of the most visited places in the world. the i dedicates its front page to a picture of notre dame's tower in flames — before it later collapsed. the telegraph shows a picture of the beloved cathedral in flames over the river seine. it talks about the impact this has had on the people of paris. the metro, too, leads on the fire, with a picture of smoke billowing into the sky and crowds watching from a bridge over the river seine. the daily mail's front page is covered by a picture of the cathedral in flames. it talks of the history that has been lost. the sun writes "notre doom" — with a shot of the tower falling apart amongst the fire. the daily express looks a

at 11.30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers jessica elgot and steven swinfordth us for that. it is one of the most famous buildings in the world. it has stood on the banks of the river seine for more than 800 years. tonight notre dame cathedral in paris is completely engulfed by fire. the flames appear to have started in the roof where extensive renovation work was being carried out. they quickly took hold. the cathedral‘s spire collapsed into the building. it's feared little has been saved. although we do think that the main structure will now survive. huge crowds gathered in the streets around it — many were in tears. notre dame took 200 years to build — it's one of the greatest treasures of mediaeval architecture. tonight it lies in ruins. our paris correspondent lucy williamson reports. it was, said the president, a part of france that burned today, a part that stood here for 800 years, through war, revolution and religious unrest. engulfed within an hour by flames. its ancient towers, beacons for both residents and tourists, crumbling into the blaze. as it

thank you, jessica elgot and steven swinford. let's get the latest sport now.in at watford. it's the first time they've kept a clean sheet away from home this season. the home side got off to the worst possible start. this mistake from keeper ben foster, allowing arsenal's top scorer pierre emerick aubameyang to score inside the first 10 minutes. a minute later — and with emotions running high, troy deeney, watford's captain was sent off. he appeared to elbow arsenal midfielder lucas torreira — and was given a straight red, much to his bemusement. 1—0 it finished to arsenal. they're now a point off spurs, who sit 3rd. watford miss the chance to go 7th. he is going to give us a lot of information this march. our analysis from this match, take a confidence, good positioning. a lot of things, we wa nted good positioning. a lot of things, we wanted today. manchester united have arrived at the nou camp — ahead of their champions league quarter final against barcelona tomorrow night.united are trailing 1—0 after the first leg. both alexis sanchez and nemanja matic tr

steven swinford, do you think it is going to go all the way to october or beyond?”ing on holiday so let's hope that she has them up. i'm sure the prime minister won‘t thank you for that description of her as japanese knotweed but anyway,, thank you. coming let‘s take a look at the weather forecast. a settled day to day with some beautiful photos being sentin day with some beautiful photos being sent in by our weather watchers. there has been a good deal of sunshine, a bit more cloud in this photo sent in earlier. you can see some breaks in the cloud here and there, some blue sky in this photo sentin there, some blue sky in this photo sent in from leicestershire. we take a look at the pressure chart, you can see an area of high pressure dominating the weather, keeping things mostly dry and settled. we are pulling in this very cool air around the north—east, so it will be feeling fairly chilly as we move through the next few days, temperatures a little bit below average for the time of year. this evening and overnight, a bit more cloud for north—east scotland. some pa