the mail on sunday lord chiefs pressured met to give taylor her vip escort sunday telegraph miliband ro, pile on blight. the sounds like a tree thing, doesn't it? sunday times alex salmond, titan of scottish independence, dies aged 69. the sunday express rapists and thugs to get bail. observer starmer steps into cabinet row to rescue global summit and finally, the daily star sunday. elvis has not left the building. those are your front pages. that's all we've got time for. thank you to my guests, leo kearse and nick dixon. simon evans will be here tomorrow at 11 pm. with carrie marks and josh howie. if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned. breakfast is on its way for you next. till then, have a good one. >> a nice bright morning will generate a lovely warm day right through to the evening. boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> hello! here's your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. we've got plenty of fine weather in store across the uk over the next day or so, but as we head into the new working week, things will turn more unsettled. we'll see some rai

so the sunday telegraph has reeves plans spell mortgage misery? day express has falklands troops on red alert. the mail on sunday misogynist schoolboys face terror unit probes the mirror. game changer cancer test. and finally, the daily star psychic beaten up by yobbo haunted doll. and those are your front pages that i managed to read with louis taking photos of me the whole time . time. >> so rich. >> so rich. >> unbelievable lack of professionalism. let's hope it improves when we have a look at the sunday times cluster. >> okay. the sunday times. so the main story is pm. year of war has spread vile hatred in the uk. >> it's quite a blurry pdf so i can't read the text, but it says he calls for calm as israel prepares iran's strike. and october the 7th poll reveals pubuc october the 7th poll reveals public split over gaza. so he's blaming he's blaming hate spreading in the uk because of the war in the middle east. >> yeah. and that's all. fair enough. there's certainly been a lot of hate. i would like to see some distinction, though, between the ha

cancer before symptoms show is being hailed as a game changer by health secretary wes streeting sunday telegraphy rachel reeves, the chancellor's plans to significantly increase borrowing in the budget risks putting up mortgage rates, according to the treasury's own analysis . as official modelling analysis. as official modelling and official modelling exercise indicates that the chancellor's plans to rewrite britain's fiscal rules could increase the cost of debt for consumers and businesses, weight loss injections no excuse to put your feet up, says wes streeting. widen access to assisted dying, labour mps urge and protesters with i love hezbollah banners spotted in london demo. daily star sunday world exclusive psychic beaten up by yobbo haunted doll mystical hannah rose looks after a collection of haunted dolls despite claiming one attacked her and another hides her stuff. sounds like there's never a dull moment in their house. those are your front pages. brilliant stuff. well, for reaction, i'm delighted to have my pundits this evening . we've got dame this evening. we've got dame andrea jen

yes, sunday telegraph. candace. yes, yes. >> so this is in the front page of the telegraph.hat people shouldn't become dependent on these weight loss jabs like ozempic and wegovy. he says that they're very good for helping manage chronic obesity. and people who've got massive health problems. but ultimately, people need to take responsibility for their own health. and i think it is an interesting comment because i spoke to a gp about it and he was talking about ozempic and he was talking about ozempic and wegovy and he said, yes, he'll recommend it for people with type 2 diabetes. but he said the one thing he has noficed said the one thing he has noticed as soon as people stop taking the jab, they put all the weight back on because you haven't made the lifestyle changes. >> yeah, that's that's a problem. >> yeah. £11.4 billion we spend on obesity a year on the nhs, plus whatever it costs in terms of work. worklessness knock on conditions, etc. and then just not moving around. but yeah, again, you've said that the weight loss jabs, excuse the pun, are a shot in the arm for peo

this happened just after 7.30, sunday morning telegraph police say an employee was at the store when it happened. the person police, the group stole several items, drove away before police could arrive. and oakland police are also investigating a shooting that hurt 3 people. this happened just after 10, 30 saturday night then craft avenue in the councilman neighborhood. police found 2 victims just blocks away from one another. they say 3rd victim was at the hospital. they're all expected to survive. police have not shared any details about a possible suspect. >> well, local police need your help this morning finding this missing teenager, his 14 year-old. that is the key francisco macario junior police say he was last seen on san leandro street last month. macario has black hair and brown eyes. he stands 5 feet, 6 inches tall and weighs about 95 pounds. if you know where he is, please call police. on the peninsula. police arrest a convicted felon after he left a loaded gun behind in san mateo. that weapon was discovered in the shopping cart of a store last month. san mateo police tra

listen, we're going to come to that in just a moment because we've got a brilliant story in the sunday telegraphplans spell mortgage misery. plus, is labour going to have to ditch its controversial vat hike on private schools? certainly looks like they may delay it. plus, are any of the tory leadership candidates true conservatives? more truth bombs from andrea and the panel next. more front pages have landed. let's have a look at the mail on sunday. this is a cracking story. misogynist schoolboys face terror unit probes a teenage boys face an investigation by anti—terror officers if they make sexist remarks in the classroom. home secretary yvette cooper wants teachers to report misogynistic comments to the government's prevent programme, which was set up to combat islamic extremists. even comments about a woman's place in the kitchen could be enough to spark a referral to the unit, sources said. tonight absolute madness and the sunday times gets a look at what they have to offer . pm year of times gets a look at what they have to offer. pm year of war has spread vile hatred in the uk. also, str

that is according to the tory leadership hopeful kemi badenoch, writing over the weekend in the sunday telegraphch, said we cannot be naive and assume that immigrants will automatically abandon oh, here we go . ethnic abandon oh, here we go. ethnic hostilities at the border or that all cultures are equally valid . they are not. i am valid. they are not. i am struck, for example, by the number of recent immigrants to equally valid. >> yeah. i mean, what's controversial about that child marriage, fgm, throwing gay people off buildings? i don't think they're valid, are they? >> i mean, i think i share her sentiments here. i think it's incredible that people feel offended about that. you know, culture in germany in the 1930s wasn't valid when it sort of terrorising jewish people. i mean, it's obvious that cultures evolve and hopefully for the better . you rarely see cultures better. you rarely see cultures trying to regress and going back to the days of like child sacrifice, for example. but i think, i think the, the, the fact that the optics of that was quite interesting that you have this black br

that is according to the tory leadership hopeful kemi badenoch, writing over the weekend in the sunday telegraphh, said we cannot be naive and assume that immigrants will automatically abandon oh, here we go . ethnic abandon oh, here we go. ethnic hostilities at the border or that all cultures are equally valid . they are not. i am valid. they are not. i am struck, for example, by the number of recent immigrants to the uk who hate israel. that sentiment has no place here. she then went on the bbc on sunday and essentially backed up what she said. the tory leadership candidate was pressed on her comments. >> you've written this morning about immigration and you write that we cannot assume that all cultures are equally valid. so which cultures, in your view, are less valid than others? >> oh, lots of cultures that believe in child marriage, for instance, or that women don't have equal rights. i actually think it's extraordinary that people think that's an unusual or controversial thing to say. of course, not all cultures are equally valid . equally valid. >> yeah. i mean, what's controversial abou

it happened just after 7.30, sunday morning on telegraph avenue. officers say an employee was at the store when it happened. that person told police the group stole several items and then drove away before officers arrived. meantime, local police are also investigating a shooting that injured 3 people. it happened just after 10, 30 saturday night on bancroft avenue in the castle mont neighborhood officers found 2 victims just blocks away from each other. police say a 3rd victim was located at a hospital. they're all expected to survive. police haven't shared any details about possible suspects. but we'll update you when we find out. meanwhile, oakland police need your help finding this teenager, his 14 year-old ezzy kias francisco macario junior. police say he was last seen on san leandro street last month. macario has black hair, brown eyes. he stands 5 feet, 6 inches tall and weighs about 95 pounds. if you know where he is, please call police. >> a lot of the peninsula convicted felon arrested after he left his loaded weapon behind sam, a tail. p

for a group of people accused of stabbing a stuart oakland has happened just after 7.30, sunday morning on telegraph. police say employees at the store when it happened. that person told police the group stole several items and then drove away before police arrived. meantime, oakland police are investigating a shooting that hurt 3 people. the just after 10, 30 saturday night, a brand crab, a bancroft avenue that's in the councilman neighborhood. police found 2 victims just blocks away from each other. police say a 3rd victim was located at a hospital. they're also suspected to survive. police have not shared any details about possible suspects. >> well, the oakland police department now searching for this teen who you see on your screen. his name is is key us francisco. macario junior. he was last seen on stanley and a street last month's macario is described as having black hair brown eyes. he stands 5 feet, 6 inches tall. if you see him, you know where he is, please call police. on the peninsula. a convicted felon has been arrested now after he left his loaded weapon behind in san mateo. so police

this happened just after 7.30, sunday morning on telegraph. police say an employee was at the store when it happened. that person told police the group stole several items before they drove away before police arrived. meantime, you've got oakland police investigating a shooting hurt 3 people. the 7 just after 10, 30 saturday night bancroft avenue in castle month. police held 2 victims just blocks away. police say a 3rd victim was located at a hospital. they're all expected to survive. police have not shared any details about a possible suspect. >> we opened police department now is looking for this teen. you see his picture here. his name zeke. is francisco macario junior and now he was last seen on san leandro street last month. macario described as having black hair brown eyes. he stands about 5 feet, 6 inches tall. if you see him or know where he is, please call police. on the peninsula. the convicted felon has been arrested now after he left his loaded weapon behind in san mateo. so police say a man left his pistol in the store shopping ca

it happened just after 7.30, sunday morning on telegraph avenue.yee was in the store at the time. that person told police the group stole several items and drove away before officers got there. meanwhile, oakland police are also investigating a shooting that injured 3 people. it happened just before 10, 30 saturday night on bancroft avenue in the on neighborhood officers found 2 victims just blocks away from each other. police say a 3rd victim was also found at a hospital. they're all expected to survive. police haven't shared any details yet about possible suspects. but we'll let you know when we find out. well, pope and police need your help finding this missing teenager. take a good look. this is 14 year-old izzy key francisco macario junior. police say he was last seen on san leandro street last month. macario has black hair, brown eyes. he stands 5 feet, 6 inches tall and weighs about 95 pounds. if you know where he is, please call police. on the peninsula. police arrest convicted felon after he left a loaded gun behind in san mateo. that weap

speaking to the sunday telegraph, wes streeting says everyone must play their part to take the burdenslands — that's according to the sunday express. it comes in the wake of sir keir starmer s decision to hand back the chagos islands to mauritius earlier this week. and a simple blood test that can detect cancer before symptoms develop, is being hailed as a game changer. the sunday mirror reports that the government is planning to fund more research into the technology that could be available on the nhs in as little as five years time. we will be discussing immunotherapy later today. a couple of interesting stories in the paper. elizabeth ii. this is inside the sunday express. talking about how she used to move her handbag from one arm to the other is an indication she wanted to leave an event, and she would move it and the lady in waiting would see it and the lady in waiting would see it as the sign for her to elegantly extradite her. it it as the sign for her to elegantly extradite her.— extradite her. it is such a polite -a extradite her. it is such a polite party escape- — extradit

i've been a, you know, a middle management executive on, on the sunday telegraph, on the mail on sunday almost impossible to get a job. i would get down to get a job. i would get down to the last three for every job iappued to the last three for every job i applied for, and then suddenly it would just go blank and i wouldn't get it. and i've noficed wouldn't get it. and i've noticed this amongst many, many of my contemporaries, my contemporaries basically fall into two categories. those who are still working now and are frankly quite well paid and generally worried about how their children can afford flats, and those who aren't working and can't believe it's happened to them. and we all apply forjobs them. and we all apply for jobs and we do what they call consultancy rates, which are basically being freelance, but there's no security in it. and yet, you know, we're going to have to continue working now, probably until we're 70. but how, you know, we're all living so much longer now and people's brains are so much more alert. i think a lot of the time now, you know, with lots of energy,

but we've got the sunday telegraph's headune got the sunday telegraph's headline businesses shut up, shop ahead of budget for growth. we've got the mail on sunday talking about starmer's double lie over 40 billion tax splits. this is about this confusion over what a working person is. tell us a bit more about what's been reported this morning. >> well, it's quite a mixed bag. it's an interesting as you say, there are some very, very doom. and gloom headlines here. and it's not just the headline. i mean, the story in the sunday telegraph is talking about specific data that 1600 business owners are folding their businesses before the budget in anticipation of it. and that rate is much higher than it has been at other times of the year. so it does suggest that it is budget related. however, i've also seen in some other interviews, for example, in tim shipman's piece in the sunday times, that there also seems to be some effort by labour to counteract this narrative, to kind of put out there that it's not going to be as bad as people might think, you know, that actually there won't be thes

not that kind of escort sunday telegraph miliband waste cash on net zero pile on blight sunday timess with alex salmond, titan of scottish independence , titan of scottish independence, dies aged 69 sunday express rapists and thugs to get bail. the observer says . starmer steps the observer says. starmer steps into cabinet row to rescue global summit and finally, the daily star sunday elvis has not left the building and those are your front pages. so leo will dig into the newspapers and find what we've got, starting with the sunday times. >> so the sunday times leads with the story, the sad story that alex salmond, the titan of scottish independence, has died aged 69. nicola sturgeon hails her mentor after the snp's ex—leader collapses following a speech abroad in north macedonia . speech abroad in north macedonia. nicola sturgeon. that's probably the only nice thing, she's said about him in the last 20 years. i mean, she, you know, was pretty. she she was part of the reason he got booted out of the booted out of the party. but yeah, alex solomon i mean, he had a huge impact on, on s

a little bit of there's a bit of blue on blue in the sunday telegraph, kemi badenoch says that at least she has never been sacked, and has suggested there's a whiff of impropriety about you. she's referring to the time that you were sacked by bofis the time that you were sacked by boris johnson. this was over. you granting permission for richard desmond to do that development in westferry. that meant that he could have saved a potential £40 million. you then had to go back on that decision. at the time, you accepted that your decision was technically unlawful, but denied any bias. though lawyers acting for you did admit the case could lead to the fair minded observer to conclude that there was a possibility of bias. so you were involved in a bit of controversy back in 2020 that saw you lose your job. back in 2020 that saw you lose yourjob. she makes a point then, doesn't she, about impropriety. is there a whiff of impropriety. is there a whiff of impropriety about you, mr jenrick? >> well look firstly on the issue itself, i just note that a couple of weeks ago the labour controlled tower

yeah, that's the clip to the sunday telegraph.asterchef contestant talks about hummus and sausages. but it is really not what you think. >> so this is a comedian, yishan ackbar berated for an october the 7th massacre joke. so he appeared on celebrity masterchef, and he's been accused of mocking and belittling the 1200 victims of the hamas terror attack. i should point out i'm a mate of ishaan's . and, you know, i don't ishaan's. and, you know, i don't know. i think he's a i think he's a nice guy. he's a funny quy- he's a nice guy. he's a funny guy. i think this is a bit unfair. his full post on instagram read a year ago today, something mad happened involving hummus and sausages at a music festival that resulted in the self—defence against children and their families, resulting in over 45,000 deaths that we in the uk massively helped with. aren't we the good guys? big up us. so he's trying to make the point. i mean, he's been sort of a bit silly about it. you know, people say, you know, people made the joke, the pun that hamas sou

we'll start with the sunday telegraph. businesses shut up. ad of budget for growth in quote marks. the mail on sunday says starmer's double lie over £40 billion tax blitz. sunday times we were catastrophically failed . we were catastrophically failed. we've got the observer with reeves. my budget will match greatest economic moments in labour's history. is that saying much? we'll find out soon. sunday express the king bounces back star on sunday says great ball control by england's jarrod bowen. and well we're up to date with those front page. let's find out more about this. we go to the express lewis. >> hello there steve, how are you? >> i'm very well, thank you. what's on the express? >> what's on the express? the king bounces back. i wish we were. this is our. this is my first time here. and it's a bit uncomfortable. it's going to be my worst show ever, i think. no , my worst show ever, i think. no, i remember some that were definitely. >> come on. »- >> come on. >> this is going to be anytime there's a new situation. i think there's a new

we're starting with scarlett and the sunday telegraph. and rachel reeves, the chancellor. she claiming on expenses? >> so this is an amazing story, rachel reeves. it is absolutely terrible. completely terrible, completely within the rules. she has she has claimed £1,223 for the accountancy expenses. right. and then you find out over ten years. so i mean, i mean and this is, this is you're allowed to happen and they've, they've managed to find two cabinet members who do presumably there are quite a lot of tory mps who do. but i mean, 100. so basically £123 a year. she claims to get somebody to help her do tax . i have an accountant her do tax. i have an accountant and i have to say he gets paid a lot more than £127 a year. yeah. and i could not fill in a tax form because i'm so hopeless. >> it's very hard, actually. but she's. so she's actually getting a good deal. but why should we be paying for it? >> because. because ipso says we can't . because. because can't. because. because actually, it's not a personal. it's her business. it's. it's not her. it's the parliamentary s

and the sunday telegraph. a very sad news. and a lovely portrait there. alex salmond dies aged 69. pm scapegoats minister to save £1 billion deal and ed miliband wastes cash on net zero. pylon blight. the observer now starmer steps into cabinet row to rescue global summits. a monumental figure. salmond dies at 69, is in the observer sunday express now. rapists and thugs to get bail. hundreds of suspected rapists, violent thugs and drug traffickers could be freed on bail ahead of trial because of a cutback on part time judges and vanessa feltz, good friend of mine . front page good friend of mine. front page of the express. mum put me on a diet when i was just nine. sunday mirror now. pm on first 100 days in office keir starmer. judge me on how we fix britain . judge me on how we fix britain. starmer says his government is just getting started. sun on sunday i'm a celeb. well, actually we're not going to give this one away. we're going to save that for a couple of minutes time because it's a big surprise. mail on sunday boost your health forever with michael mosley's daily just one

tells the observer her statement will match the greatest moments in her party's history, but the sunday telegraphs have already started shutting up shop and the mail on sunday warns of tax hikes. the independent splashes "west have warned iran not to retaliate after israel's revenge strikes". but the tabloids go royal — prince william has said his mother inspired his campaign against homelessness. and the sunday express says the king charles is expected to return to a normal travel schedule after the commonwealth summit lifted his spirits. let's start with this studio in the budget. andy, maybe the biggest thing about the budget has already happened. the chancellor has said she is changing the way the government calculates its debt and borrowing. and she credited you as one of the people who changed her mind. you said she should do it a few months ago. what is the change going to be and why does it matter? the key changes around the rule for debt, and recognising that when spending takes place for investment, thatis spending takes place for investment, that is creating an asset as well as a liabi