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in tomorrow's sunday times, michael gove, the former housing secretary, writes his response.. he talks about this and he starts in this piece in the sunday times with an apology to those who lost their lives in the fire, the families, relatives, campaigners and survivors, saying they were let down by successive governments including those in which he played a part. he talks about the efforts that he tried to go through, in his view, to take action against some of the companies who the inquiry had accused of systematic dishonesty. some of the companies that made and sold the cladding which was around grenfell tower. he talks about his time as housing secretary, trying to go after them and persuade other countries too. he talks about restricting imports of some of their products and he said he ran up against bureaucracy. this is michael gove for the first time giving his response to his part in the government's response to the grenfell tower fire, which of course played out over many years. and viewers in the uk can watch the full interview with the prime minister tomorrow at 9

if you're just joining us, the sunday times, tomorrow's sunday times runs an exclusive in regards toout the fact that she's ready to think about work again and ready to get going and make plans for the future. we're going to stay on this story. will kate return to public life soon? good days bnng to public life soon? good days bring hope of an autumn return. that's one of the lines in tomorrow's papers. we'll stay on. this is kate back. we'll discuss that next. just gone 1030. time now for tomorrow's papers . and we start tomorrow's papers. and we start with the observer. tory's health reforms left uk open to covid calamity. boris johnson questions on uranium lobby link . questions on uranium lobby link. and the quiet coach lee carsley. england's interim head coach, looks on as his backroom staff sing the national anthem before the two nil nations league victory over the republic of ireland . sunday express winter ireland. sunday express winter fuel storm is labour's poll tax. sir keir starmer faces his first major rebellion this week, amid warnings that cuts to winter fuel payments

the sunday times says fired. charged twice over sex abuse charges. the front page of the sunday express ditch toxic aid to end chaos sunday telegraph terror suspects waltz in on small boats, says generic, not understanding the waltz. the sun on sunday strictly bounces back with zara . and finally your back with zara. and finally your star close encounters of the fur kind. and those are your front pages.i kind. and those are your front pages. i hope we get time for the star, but jonathan, what's on the front cover of the sunday times? >> well, there's a it's quite a busy page. so let's start with the, the second story, not the top story, because that's one we're going to be covering later the fire story. so we're going to start with follow my example and get back to the office. reeves says. amid w.f.h row, which i found out today , means which i found out today, means working from home. so rachel reeves believes employees benefit from being in the office and leads by example, by going into the office five days a week. >> what a goody goody five days. >

sunday times fired, charged twice over sex abuse charges. to end chaos sunday telegraph terror suspects waltz in on small boats, says jenrick and the sun on sunday strictly bounces back with zara. oh good. and finally , yes daily oh good. and finally, yes daily star sunday close encounters of the fur kind and those are the front pages. that's all we have time for. thank you, my guest jonathan and adam. we are back tomorrow at 11:00 pm with simon evans. carrie marks and paul cox will be getting together to do it. if you're watching at five, stay tuned. breakfast is on the way next until the next one. have a good one. that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello there. good evening. some of us certainly entered astronomical summer with a bang. we've seen a few thunderstorms around across southern areas today , and there's the today, and there's the continuing chance that we see a few of those pushing across central into parts of wales might clip into the far south of northern ireland as we head throughout

the sunday times wife, victoria. the sunday times has reported that the gifts came from labour donor lord alli and covered the cost of a personal shopper, clothes and alterations for the pm's wife during the election campaign. speaking earlier, foreign secretary david lammy defended the pm's actions. this is what he had to say. >> this is not a breach of transparency rules. it's a prime minister that's acting positively to make sure that everything is above board and this money comes from a long standing over two decades, lord alli has been in the house of lords. he has been a big supporter of the labour party. he's a self—made man, and i think there is nothing to see here, really. >> and there's more potential trouble for sir keir's government, as it's revealed pensioners could be left £1,000 worse off this winter. this comes on top of suggestions that labour could also axe the single person discount on council tax at next month's budget. the party have thus far refused to rule this out, stating that difficult decis

the sunday times has israel strikes huge blow but braces for revenge. sunday express kemi's vow to stop the boats . the observer iran boats. the observer iran threatens vengeance over hezbollah's chief assassination. chief's assassination. the sunday telegraph labour mp quits over freebies scandal as rosie duffield , the sunday people uk duffield, the sunday people uk cops join in p diddy probe and finally, the daily star sunday beware spiders in your grundies and those were your front pages . and those were your front pages. all right, let's kick off with the sunday times, i believe. steve. >> yeah, we're going with israel strikes huge blow but braces for revenge netanyahu says hezbollah leader's death settled score a full blown war. fears. of course that's mentioned. that's what everyone's worried about. look, i think it's definitely true that a lot of the decisions being made are more about domestic for politics netanyahu, however, there's a part of me that wishes i could find more to complain about. i view it, there's two ways to look at it. what wo

sunday times interests. the sunday times reports that the prime minister approached the parliamentary authorities on tuesday to make a late declaration, after being given updated advice on what needed to be registered. the tories demanded a full investigation into the starmer's links with lord alli. an 18 year old has been charged with the murders of a woman and two teenagers who were found dead at a flat in luton yesterday that's coming from bedfordshire police, although formal identification has yet to take place, the force does believe that the three found dead are 48 year old giuliana prosper, 16 year old kyle prosper and giselle prosper, who was 13. nicholas prosper, who was 13. nicholas prosper has also been charged with numerous firearms offences and he is due to appear at luton magistrates court on monday. and he is due to appear at luton magistrates court on monday . a magistrates court on monday. a man allegedly sexually assaulted a woman on the same day he was released from prison under the govern

time for this week. goodbye. and if you'd like to hear a longer version hello. in the forecast for sunday but the rain isn't going to be particularly widespread. and with a bit of luck, most of us will have a fine, dry day. let's have a look at the satellite picture. here is the weather front sweeping towards us earlier on. that has brought the damp weather to parts of wales and northern england. and through the course of sunday, the weather front will drift a little bit further south and then eventually will rain itself out. so, through the early hours, the damp weather from northern wales, merseyside, parts of lancashire, yorkshire, to the north and to the south, the skies will be generally clear. and our temperatures early on sunday morning in the range of 8—13 celsius. so here is the weather front, then, through the irish sea, northern wales, most of northern england. 0ccasionally it will be wet. some of the bursts of rain could be at least for a time heavy, but i think as we go through the course of the afternoon that rain should eventually petered out. we will also have showers acro

sunday times 721 children in rogue surgeon investigation. the sunday express winter fuel storm is labour's poll tax. the sunday mirror goes with oasis tour to go global and finally, daily star, get your round in pinocchio and those were your front pages . we can dig deeper front pages. we can dig deeper and have a closer look at the front pages and what's on the front pages and what's on the front pages and what's on the front page of the sunday telegraph. >> bbc has breached rules 1500 times over gaza war. what? this is a report by josh howie. no. only kidding. josh had nothing to do with it. it's. it's a report by legal brain. trevor asser. asserson. it's a very small print. yeah. and so he's been counting. and the bbc, it turns out they're not impartial. there's some bias in their reporting. according to this chap, so apparently israel was associated with genocide 14 times more than hamas in the corporation's coverage, which is a lot, isn't it? i mean, that's a lot, isn't it? i mean, that's a massive difference, given that we're given to u

and you published a long piece in the sunday times, as i said, last weekend, having spoken to the families us through how you approached them and what they told you. well, what we actually wanted to do was go right back to the start and explain to readers everything that has happened so far and bring in every single side of the debate. so that meant speaking to the families. and so the families haven't spoken... the parents of babies e and f, as they were known, one who died, one who survived an attack by lucy letby. and we wanted to get their voices across, as well as trying to explain to readers what was going on with the claims about the mistakes in the trial and also who was leading them and how they became involved with all of those sides of it. and i think what we had to do when we approached the families, and we approached them through their lawyers, was basically explain to them that we wanted to give them a voice to, um... and in a robust fashion because we also wanted to, you know, they are part of this as well, but also to give them a voice to try and have their side and reflect

sunday afternoon. that is it from here, time _ sunday afternoon. that is it from here, time to - sunday afternoon. me to hand - sunday afternoon. that is it| from here, time to hand you back to annita mcveigh in london. studio: thanks very much, hugh. 400 workers are to be made redundant at scotland's only oil refinery, at grangemouth, which is due to close by next summer. its owner, petro—ineos, said the decision would "safeguard fuel supply for scotland" by converting the site into a terminal able to import petrol, diesel, aviation fuel and kerosene into scotland — but would require a workforce of fewer than 100 employees compared to the current 475. on the northern shores of lake malawi, a group of enterprising female farmers have found a solution to the threat to their livlihoods from the devastating effects of climate change. extreme heat means their banana crops are ripening much faster than they used to. but instead of throwing the produce away, they're turning the ripened bananas into wine and have hopes to expand further into international markets. anne okumu reports. have you ever heard t

they were invited after sir alan dropped a very public hint to sir richard in a sunday times interviewing a wedding dress. instead the happy couple went for a more relaxed, "holiday chic" look. congratulations to them both. before we go, let's bring you some live pictures from papua new guinea where pope francis is addressing young people in the stadium and port mosby. it marks the third leg of the 87—year—old pontiff's 12 day tour, the longest of his papacy. before this, he travelled to the remote north—west coast. later today he will travel south—east asia �*s youngest country, we will keep track of his movements and bring the latest right here in bbc news. low pressure and early warmth in september have brought flooding rains to some this weekend. a month's worth of rain fell in parts of the west midlands on the slow moving weather front on sunday, which is only slowly easing its way eastwards through the remainder of the night. so the heaviest rain does ease. the thunderstorms ease away as well, but there'll be misty low cloud and hill fog with this weather system in the east. furt

one thing that has emerged in the sunday times _ from.one thing that has emerged in the sunday times this morning - from. one thing that has emerged in the sunday times this morning if - from. one thing that has emerged in j the sunday times this morning if you went to new york with someone who was another labour mp, sam tarry, and the rules state that this needs to be registered if it was part or all of the visit was paid for by someone else and you did not register that. so you won't transparent about that. did you break the rules?— break the rules? first of all, i didn't go _ break the rules? first of all, i didn't go to — break the rules? first of all, i didn't go to new— break the rules? first of all, i didn't go to new york - break the rules? first of all, i didn't go to new york with . break the rules? first of all, i - didn't go to new york with another person. that person went to new york and i met up with them and a number of friends while i was in new york. it was a personal holiday and i think i followed the rules. in fact, i

now the sunday times make the interesting point.lly, as faras we're aware, have a job working with wes streeting and people are raising concerns following some of the other stories about people getting jobs that perhaps shouldn't should have been different status jobs in government as advisers to this new government. but i just think also worth remembering, alan milburn was perhaps the labour health secretary in the new labour years, who did the most of the new labour health secretaries to bring the private sector in and use the private sector, as he would see it, for the benefit of the nhs. and so, you know, if wes streeting, as he clearly is, is listening closely to him, then that clearly displays a particular direction. yeah... i saw him rushing down whitehall this week, alan milburn looking very tanned and very busy on a mobile phone, and some, some reporter somewhere might possibly have written injuly that he was expected to be given... well, because i read something... i know who that was. that was me, wasn't it? no, no. it wa

there is a form, a correspondent for the sunday times, no sofa of hezbollah, born with a vengeance joins is again also from they roots. um, how about can you tell us if you've heard or witnessed anything in the last few minutes of this strike? yes, i mean i where i'm currently residing is not very far from the area or be is it so to the defense local neighborhood. i've got doors and shelters kill. was an ac running. however, as i was hoping, you know, reading news, i heard to um, some small tubs or explosions. i knew that something that happened um, it turned out to be in kula, as you said, which is a main archery or the section entrance into the fence. it's a very crowded and some people relate to neighborhood. it is largely assuming neighborhood, although it is hosting a lot of the people from the south these days. but that's for sure. 1 and to a focus in the building also is home to a former and i've been use mt and jeff looking will survive and nothing happened to him. obviously he was not the target um, there are thoughts of 4 people, katie or martin and some injured but the don't k

it's elizabeth is a former correspondent this sunday times and we are grateful to you for being with us. thank you very much. indeed. i want to bring you some braking use these really meditating. so simons have been assigned to it. after missiles were fired from yemen, just in the last few moments we've had reports of explosions in central israel, stephanie deckers and george's capital of mine, because he's really government bind, i'll just data from operating inside israel of the hosting is earlier on just in the last hour, so saying that this would increase the strength of their resolve. what are you hearing? well sorry, this have just been activated around 10 of even the central israel area. we've just had a statement from these really ministries saying, following the alerts, a surface to surface miss all was launched from yemen, detective and intercepted by the defense fighters outside the country's borders itself. the 1st time this has happened, we had a similar incident around 2 days ago, but it is the 1st time that this has happened since the announcement of the assassination

the sunday times wife, victoria.he sunday times has reported that the gifts came from labour donors. labour donor lord alli and covered the cost of a personal shopper , clothing of a personal shopper, clothing and alterations for the pm's wife during the election campaign. sir keir tried to make the declaration earlier this week, but as mps are required to register gifts within 28 days, he was too late. speaking earlier, foreign secretary david lammy defended the pm's actions. and this is what he had to say. >> this is not a breach of transparency rules. it's a prime minister that's acting positively to make sure that everything is above board and this money comes from a long standing over two decades. lord alli has been in the house of lords. he has been a big supporter of the labour party. he's a self—made man, and i think there is nothing to see here, really. >> and there's more potential trouble for sir keir's government now as it's revealed pensioners could be left £1,000 worse off this winter. this comes on top

the sunday times month's budget.out of euro 2028, warns uefa england could be banned from the first euros it's hosted in a generation. if sir keir starmer moves ahead with existing plans for a men's football regulator. also go it alone and let ukraine fire missiles. pm told five former defence secretaries and an ex prime minister have urged sir keir starmer to allow ukraine to use long—range storm shadow missiles to strike inside russia, even without us backing. and how about this a sunday times exclusive? starmer breached rules over clothes that donor gave wife. the prime minister, keir starmer , breached minister, keir starmer, breached parliamentary rules by failing to declare that a multi—millionaire businessman and party donor bought high end clothes for his wife, victoria . clothes for his wife, victoria. sir keir faces an investigation after neglecting to disclose that lord alli, a labour peer , that lord alli, a labour peer, covered the cost of a personal shoppen covered the cost of a personal shopper. clothe

the times and sunday times senior property writer.orities to address theissues legal authorities to address the issues raised. we should share more about that once the report is published at 11 o'clock. you can go to our live page on the bbc news website for updates on everything that is happening throughout the day. that will be constantly updated. as report is published. we will be bringing your reaction and lots of background information. iwant to bring you back to those live pictures from the channel. these are not live pictures coming to a snout, but they show the boat in question. the boat is packed with people. these are pictures of people running to get onto the boat. it is often coast of france. we also saw those earlier pictures the french coastguard vessel very close by. some people on that boat have life jackets. potentially some without. it is a scramble to get on this boat to cross the channel, despite the clear and present danger of making this journeyjust making this journey just yesterday. 12 making this journeyjust y

the sunday times has a go. it alone and let ukraine fire missiles. 0 worse off under labour and the mail on sunday has assisted dying bill set to be rushed into law. the observer has alarm grows over possible iran, iran, russia , nuclear deal and finally russia, nuclear deal and finally the daily star tv. russia, nuclear deal and finally the daily star tv . lee. my bog the daily star tv. lee. my bog was haunted by a ghost. and those were your front pages . those were your front pages. that's all we have time for. thank you to leo kearse and steve n allen. josh howie will be here tomorrow with kerry marx and joe sutherland. 11 pm. if you're watching at 5 am, please stay tuned for breakfast. good night . night. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello. good evening and welcome to your gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. well, we've got a bit of a mix in the weather for this weekend. sunny spells, blustery showers, also some cloud and some outbreaks of rain, but lots of fine weather aroun

now the accusations in the sunday times are that jenrick's campaign team lent votes to mel stride tock patel out in the hope that they can now hoover up her votes. so. but look, all's fair in love and war. politics is a contact sport and there's a lot of rival camps moaning about that. but i think that's all. all fair and square. interesting. a lot of backbiting against jenrick in this interesting piece in the sunday times that might suggest that he's now seen as more. yeah, he is there to be shot at right. he's the front runner. so you have kemi badenoch team rioting complaining about, you know, he's the front runner with the mps, but not with the membership. >> no, i mean, it's a telegraph poll last week found kemi badenoch had 46% of readers support. jenrick was in second place, but he was on 16, 30% less. so it would be weird if kemi badenoch for the membership's point of view doesn't get to the final two. yeah, but let's see. let's have a quick word on labour's vat plan. they're now facing a high court challenge by the mother of an autistic child. just explain that briefly, gyle

the sunday times reports that england risks a ban from its own euros.'re hosting the euros in 2028. and this is following an intervention, or at least a leaked email that's been seen by the sunday times from the head of uefa to lisa nandy , of uefa to lisa nandy, concerning labour's plan for a football regulator. just break this down for us, jake. >> that's right. so the plan for a football regulator has been around for a long time. it's mainly a fiscal regulator, but there has been speculation it might bleed over into things like match times and kick off times and that sort of thing. regulation, the uefa is concerned about this in the email from the head of uefa , email from the head of uefa, theodore theodoridis well—pronounced, he said to lisa nandy that that he rejected government interference in football. yes but the real headune football. yes but the real headline grabber is that uefa has threatened to ban england from the from from the from the competition that we are hosting. yeah, that could be a bit embarrassing, a bit awkward in retaliation.

residents and continue to provide regular updates. " martina lees is the senior property writer at the sunday timesmakes me angry to hear that. i have been writing about the cladding scandal but almost since the grenfell fire and her story is not the first i have heard. i spoke to another woman who bought her flat three years ago, nine months after she bought it she was forced to move out because the building is so unsafe that no one is allowed to live there. she has been homeless for three years, living in a tiny room in a student hostel washing her clothes in the bathroom. you room in a student hostel washing her clothes in the bathroom.— clothes in the bathroom. you are makin: a clothes in the bathroom. you are making a link— clothes in the bathroom. you are making a link to _ clothes in the bathroom. you are making a link to me, we - clothes in the bathroom. you are making a link to me, we are - clothes in the bathroom. you are - making a link to me, we are focusing on someone driven out by fire but there is anyone else whose lives are inserted by the risk of fire and fear of fire. so if we tak

the sunday times this morning reporting — the sunday times this morning reporting that she was joinedg that she was joined by an at that time labour mp, and there— by an at that time labour mp, and there were some questions that time — and there were some questions that time about whether she should — that time about whether she should have declared that... the — should have declared that... the parliamentary standards are potentially going to take a view— potentially going to take a view of— potentially going to take a view of that. angela rayner is absolutely adamant she didn't break— absolutely adamant she didn't break any rules. ijust pick up on something in that clip there~~~ _ on something in that clip there... angela rayner's defence _ there... angela rayner's defence was that politicians have — defence was that politicians have been taking these gifts for years. have been taking these gifts foryears. i have been taking these gifts for years. i think it is really striking _ for years. i think it is really striking that three months into this new— striking that three months into

it's sunday time, we continue. he chosen ones. deserves a gold star in august 2022, in 2024 artur orlov became a participant in the presidential personnel program time of heroes, here is a week back by decree of vladimir putin major orlov was appointed to a new civil position, chairman of the board of the movement of the first. today i am a father of many children, today i have, in addition to my two daughters, more than 7, million children, instead of green. the charter form is now like all the guys from the movement, after all, he is 35 according to russian law artur orlov himself still falls under the definition of youth. the path to solutions, be the first. well, this is to the left of the governor of the altai republic andrei turchak, holder of two orders of courage, captain alexander surazov. he is also a participant in the presidential program "time of heroes". i remember how at night i left the strong point under constant enemy fire. to pass the test and then pass the online interview, here i am standing in

the sunday telegraph has stopped testing children on times tables. unions tell ministers the observer has nhs queues mean most people expect to go private? the sunday times has parents rec pupils futures by letting them stay at home. the sunday express has pubs warn of smoking ban violence. and finally the daily star sunday tv. danny i was victim of sick jimmy savile and those were your front pages . those were your front pages. okay, let's have a closer look at the front pages. leo, let's start with the sunday express. >> so the sunday express has pubs warn of smoking ban violence. beer gardens will be turned into bitter flashpoints, say landlords, as if they weren't already bitter flashpoints for violence , far flashpoints for violence, far right thuggery. but the landlords are saying that the bar staff are going to be thrust into the firing line as customers clash over the new laws. so the bar staff are going to be, you know, tasked with enforcing the fact that you can't have a rollie while you're having a pint in the beer garden. and so, you know

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the sunday times reported the gifts came from labour donor lord alli and covered the cost of a personal shopper, clothes and alterations for the prime minister's wife, victoria, during the election campaign . campaign. >> this is not a breach of transparency rules. it's a prime minister that's acting positively to make sure that everything is above board. and this money comes from a long standing over two decades. lord alli has been in the house of lords. he has been a big supporter of the labour party. he's a self—made man, and i think there is nothing to see here really . here really. >> and there's more trouble for sir keir starmer's government, as it's revealed pensioners could be left £1,000 worse off this winter . this comes on top this winter. this comes on top of suggestions that labour could also axe the single person discount on council tax at next month's budget. the party have thus far refused to rule this out, stating that difficult decisions need to be made in order to fill the so—called £22 billion black hole left by the conservatives sir ed davey says the nhs cannot with

the sunday times reports.rom labour donor lord alli and covered the cost of a personal shopper, clothes and alterations for the prime minister's wife during the election campaign. >> this is not a breach of transparency rules, it's a prime minister that's acting positively to make sure that everything is above board. and this money comes from a long standing over two decades, lord alli has been in the house of lords. he has been a big supporter of the labour party. he's a self—made man and i think there is nothing to see here, really. >> and there's more trouble for sir keir starmer's government, as it's revealed pensioners could be left £1,000 worse off this winter. this comes on top of suggestions that labour could also axe the single person discount on council tax at next month's budget. the party has thus far refused to rule this out, stating that difficult decisions need to be made in order to fill these so—called £22 billion black hole left by the conservatives sir ed davey says the nhs cannot withstand

the syrian army announced in a statement around 23:20 sunday time.eral military and research centers were attacked from the skies of northwest lebanon in alwusta region. the defense system of the syrian army destroyed a number of them by intercepting the missiles. the attack of the zionist enemy had four stages and lasted for 3 hours. the warplanes of the zionist regime bombarded areas of southern lebanon . so far, no report has been published about the possible damages of these attacks in response to these attacks by the lebanese resistance from the rocket attack on the positions of the zionist soldiers in the samagheh military base in the region. zazani announced his blasphemy. lebanon's hezbollah also attacked with a drone the location of the iron dome systems where zionist soldiers are present in the zaureh base. in this attack, a number of zionist soldiers were killed and wounded. the zionist army radio announced that in the past month, 1,307 rockets were fired from southern lebanon towards the occupied territories, which is the highest number s

it's sunday time and we continue., this is what you can say about people all over the country who help the participants of the special military operation and those who protect our borders in the kursk border area, of course, civilians who were affected by ukrainian shelling. about volunteers who sometimes do not sleep at night, because understand, their support is important. and needed, report by tatyana kozlova, we were wandering through the woods, and they tell me, didn't you notice, i say, no, you passed by a petal, a petal, that's what they call an anti-personnel mine, that they bring aid to soldiers on the front line , they have to work at risk to their lives, but for many even this is not a reason to stay away, you put out a call and help little by little girls began to come and say it's impossible to sit until... headquarters, to support the fighters they collect food, things, first aid kits, sew stretchers, weave camouflage nets, purchase the necessary equipment, the whole country helps. for the unit working i

after all, he was using the sunday times, the sunday times said vote labour.ory with them, saying yes, he did accept them, saying yes, he did accept the 20 grand. why would he do that? why would he do it if he honestly thought there was nothing to worry about? why didn't he say it during the general election by the way, i just thought i'd tell you, as the next prime minister of your country, that i've just accepted 20 grand's worth of clothes. and by the way, the missus accepted 5000. >> well, there's also i actually was thinking earlier that. why? don't know why it wasn't done through the labour party directly. so obviously the labour party supplies as all parties supply things for their leaders to actually help them, you know, to help their motivation to the labour party. absolutely. >> and the unapologetic nature that this surprises me too. first of all, lady starmer going out yesterday in another free dress, albeit borrowed, didn't seem the right. >> i think she was between a rock and a hard place yesterday because if she hadn't gone it would have become a

that story also appears on the front of the sunday times. israel has struck a huge blow but now braces for revenge. the sunday telegraph quotes us presidentjoe biden who says the death of hassan nasrallah brings justice for thousands of his victims. but the telegraph leads on the resignation of labour mp rosie duffield. she's accused the prime minister, sir keir starmer, of presiding over sleaze, nepotism, and apparent avarice that is off the scale. and the sunday express features comments from conservative leadership contender, kemi badenoch. the tory party conference begins this weekend and she says she's ready to tear up human rights laws to stop migrant boats crossing the channel. well, let's stay with politics and get more on the news that the mp, rosie duffield, has quit the labour party over what she says are sir kier starmer�*s "cruel" policies and "hypocrisy" over his acceptance of gifts. in her resignation letter, she criticised the prime minister for accepting expensive personal gifts of designer suits and glasses while scrapping t

sunday time on the air. hello. loss. today alexander vasilyevich moslyakov passed away.2 years old. 60 years on... fate - at some point gave me a chance, so i tried to use it, it's good that i did it, or did it poorly, but i tried. good evening, is alexander vasilyevich receiving? actually, no, but today in honor of the holiday, i think he will clap a little. his whole life is connected with the club of cheerful resourceful people, the host, the leader, the director. he personally participated in the preparation of the programs from the first rehearsals to the final editing. for the players and the audience, he was i am basically a switchman, you understand, my job is to make sure that the trains go in the right direction, that is the function of the host in the kvn game. modesty, in fact, he knew very well how important for the team is his reaction to this or that joke. so, yesterday morning the phone rings, i look, alvasmas, well, i pick it up, such hello alexander vasilyevich, do you dream of conquering the screens of the whole world and reaching hollywood or do you w

hello, on air is the program sunday time, in the studio ekaterina berezovskaya, we will tell about thes of the day of the outgoing week, were going to allow kiev. more precisely to hit themselves with long-range missiles deep into russia, this will mean that nato countries, the usa, european countries are fighting with russia, everyone heard the answer, bearing in mind the changes in the very essence of this conflict, we will make appropriate decisions, for clarity, the largest exercises in 30 years our fleet, ships from china are also participating. kursk region 10 villages have been liberated in 2 days, we are currently passing by a forest clearing from which we smoked out the fleeing enemy. successes of our defenders in the special operation zone, well, it looks like our film crew is the first to get to this very place, this is the closest point to the front line, exclusive report from war correspondents of the first channel, meeting in st. petersburg, representatives of prix, today about the desire to join in one form or another in the activities of our association, has already sta