so the sunday telegraph has reeves plans spell mortgage misery?nday 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 h

symptoms show is being hailed as a game changer by health secretary wes streeting sunday telegraph now rachel reeveshe 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 jenkyns, lord kulveer

reeves. this, according to the telegraph today, by the way, the foreign secretary, david lammy, and other cabinetllor will keep an iron grip on spending ahead of her october budget. you know, the really scary one, but will the cabinet backlash force her to reconsider the fighting like cats in a sack already, aren't they? and 100 days in, let's see what my panel makers , let's see what my panel makers, former labour violence scarlett mccgwire and former ukip leader henry bolton, who knows more about foreign territories than than the prime minister, which isn't worrying because he's very intelligent. okay, so let's say it's not difficult. >> i know, i think we agreed we agreed that he possibly doesn't know the names of every single one of the 47. >> no, he could have just answered a question. oh, no. he's a politician. of course he can't answer a question right. shall we talk about foreign aid now? a lot of people out there and gbnews.com/yoursay , by the and gbnews.com/yoursay, by the way. yeah. eyes. dawn, if you didn't talk so much, you would be able to read out messages. ukip. i'm paid to talk.

telegraph chancellor looks at cuts to pension withdrawals. the daily mail russia is plotting mayhem in britain. get off your phone, lewis. >> the guardian reeveses ahead with plans to borrow billions for investment. >> the i m15 warns about iran plot on british soil. the metro wagatha christie and finally daily star. downing street was like a crack den. those are your front pages. lewis. i want to get straight into it. what's on the mail? >> what's on the mail? russia is plotting mayhem in britain. so this is the daily mail. it's saying that this is the guy who's head of the mi. the m15 and in this country. yeah , the and in this country. yeah, the mis. well, and in this country. yeah, the m15. well, that's what it looks like. m15. well, that's what it looks uke.the m15. well, that's what it looks like. the mi 15. yeah. and he's the director general , ken the director general, ken mccallum. and he's got a hair. he's got the most amazing hair. it's like it's like something out of the 1930s. >> it doesn't look like he should be. did you see a photo of him? did you see him talking? yeah. >> it doesn't look like the head of the m15. yeah, it's. >>

that in just a moment because we've got a brilliant story in the sunday telegraph about the budgets at the end of october. reevesng 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, streeting strips jailed breast cancer surgeon of hi

the telegraph front page today says it will be the biggest tax raiser in history, but really significant. three cabinet ministers have written to the prime minister objecting to what rachel reevessing to do with cutting spending and raising taxes. we don't know about the taxes. unusual to say the least. let's talk to the former labour minister, ivor kaplan. ivor morning. of course, ministers have negotiations with chancellors in the run up to a to a budget. they don't normally go over the head of the chancellor and write to the prime minister. and then conveniently, the letters are leaked. the deputy prime minister, the transport secretary and the justice secretary, three women, in fact . secretary, three women, in fact. >> good morning andrew. good morning bev. i hadn't actually seen all of that this morning. i have to say, i've just had an opportunity to read what the telegraph was saying in the last hour or so. let me just say as a as a clear opening, there's about two weeks till we get to the point where rachel will be on her feet to speak to the country, really, about about that. and when that happens, i think it's important for us to reflect that there will be a series of

because it's the telegraph, they managed to sneak in blaming immigration and public sector pay rises, which of course i agree with both. and they point out what we all know that reevesanning to go after pensions, capital gains and inheritance tax. so lots of fun there. yeah, so i don't know how to make that comedic. it's a comedy show isn't it. so it's hard to banter about economics. >> can i interest you in kimono. >> got one i got one. >> so look . yeah, maybe they'll >> so look. yeah, maybe they'll go for capital gains tax. they're just trying to divest now . and they'll go for an now. and they'll go for an inheritance tax to try and die early. it's the way to protect your funds. there you go. we're actually talking about how we'd end it earlier on. we were weren't we. that's our show chat. talk about morbid stuff. i think everyone's a bit stressed about the upcoming budget. i know i am, because this is the first year i've really known what it is. if i'm completely honest and i'm not super psyched about it , honest and i'm not super psyched about it, i've honest and i'm not super psyched about it , i've got i've got about it, i've got i've got designs on a on ren

telegraph before i use it. you know , god, before i use it. you know, god, it's disgraceful, isn't it, nick? the daily express, now a celebrity hairstylist, is reading the runes of rachel reevesery important story. rachel reeves new hairstyle. oldest trick in the book as uk faces impending doom . book as uk faces impending doom. kind of lot going on in that headline, but it's essentially that she's lost the bob, which was quite a disturbing choice in a way. they all had those bobs, like they're sort of all fembots power bobs. it was a bit weird, but now she's gone. i saw a picture of her quite recently with a sort of longer, more natural look. i'd hate to judge women's appearance or anyone's appearance, but that seemed better to me. but she's now gone with a kind of. they're calling it red. it looked kind of more ginger to me, but they're calling it red, and they say she wants to be noticed. red hair can be seen as risky and racy and linked to dangerous women. she is dangerous. so i do agree on that. and labour are dangerous. >> i don't know how it can be. the oldest trick in the book, given that she's the first female chancellor we've had, i think. i don't remember gordon br

reeves plan spell mortgage misery. >> so this so this is so this story is on the front page of the of the daily telegraph. ng so many mixed messages at the moment. so it's widely expected that in october, rachel reevesis expected that in october, rachel reeves is going to change the rules so that she can increase borrowing . and a lot of people borrowing. and a lot of people are saying she should be able to do that. we need more investment in public services. but the warning that's coming from the treasury is if you do that, it could be inflationary and interest rates will stay high. >> it's borrowing for capital investment though isn't it. >> yes. that's what she's doing. and many will say the government absolutely should be able to do that because we need that. but the problem is, is, as we've seen in the past, if there's more cash in the system, inflationary pressures, pressures increase. but that would be like but that would be like the mini—budget then, which of course labour would say, well that's awful. >> it crashed the economy. it forced the prices up for people doing exactly the same thing. well,

. >> the telegraph leads with the proposed £2 billion cut in foreign aid by rachel reeves, potentiallythin the cabinet. >> the times has the labour party proposing a significant reform to workplace rights, aiming to provide greater protections for employees from their first day of work. >> the daily mail reports that argentina is poised to renew its claim on the falklands, following the uk's decision to return the chagos islands, and the isle has the uk issuing a warning to israel regarding a potential attack on iranian nuclear sites, saying such action would escalate it into a wider conflict . wider conflict. >> well done sherlock holmes on that one. >> well, let's delve into the papers now, shall we? with kevin schofield and stephanie takyi. really good to see you both. good morning . welcome. kevin, good morning. welcome. kevin, let's start with the mail, shall we? hands off our falklands. >> yeah . so inevitably, after it >> yeah. so inevitably, after it was announced that the uk is going to give up control of the chagos islands and hand it over to mauritius, the argentinians have

telegraph and foreign aid cuts sparks cabinet rebellion. david lammy leads the yeah, yeah david lammy leads the yeah, yeah david lammy leads a revolt over rachel reevesers demanding that the chancellor announces more money for the aid budget, warning about damaging the impact of her cuts . there we go. impact of her cuts. there we go. i mean, you know, here we are, the same foreign secretary has just siphoned off a little bit of british foreign sovereign territory without a shot being fired, and we are paying for the privilege. but yeah, let's carry on dishing money out to the rest of the world. yeah. >> and of course, some of that's going to china as well. what is it about david lammy and china wanting to give away, you know, bits of britain eventually to a chinese proxy and carry on giving the aid money? you know, it's mad. it's this, this there's this target 0.7% of gross national income for foreign aid. it's far too much in my book. this is the first thing rachel reeves has done. right. >> i would certainly say we should stop giving money to the ukraine. £12.8 billion pledged thus far. i know it's a controversial thing to say, but 12.8 billion? i

reeves right to consider cutting foreign aid? i mean , she's foreign aid? i mean, she's making all the sort of right kind of noises. well, the telegraph the chancellor is planning to cut almost 2 billion from the foreign aid budget, which is said to be sparking a cabinet backlash , including from foreign backlash, including from foreign secretary are. rachel reeves is suggesting she's going to cut it by 2 billion. do you think that's a good plan? >> she's trying to pretend that sort of some sort of iron chancellor making difficult decisions, which is going to annoy her party, and she's in danger of upsetting the whole population by some of the cuts. she's proposing this particular one. look, i mean, the foreign aid budget was originally. go back to the coalition days on the david cameron was 0.7% of gdp. that's where it was. and there was an institutionalised at that point. he was then cut subsequent to the coalition. and a lot of the money under the foreign aid budget has now been diverted into uk spending to deal with all the people coming across on boats and housing them. so actually the foreign aid that's going to people who actua

telegraph reeves warned over £50 billion debt fiddle the daily mail.bour's budget ploy will punch mortgage holders. the guardian pm rules out payments but could back non—cash slavery reparations. the metro , £1.8 billion cost of the metro, £1.8 billion cost of thieving crisis and the daily star. there's a guy each down the curry house where's he's paul weller. so those are the front pages. let's kick off with the daily mail in some detail. kerry, what are you picking out from there? >> you wouldn't know it, but the budget is coming up and we are very deep in speculations and warnings because no one likes a budget and it's coming soon. so we're hearing about changing a fiscal rules, new definitions and everything that the chancellor can do to kind of mould this budget into something that that is not going to sound like a liz truss budget or cause fear in the markets and so on, which she doesn't seem to be able to escape from right now. >> you say that, but actually it does sound like a little bit like a liz truss budget, because there's suddenly a huge

this is the assisted dying vote and we go with the daily telegraph. reevesurn on dangers of national insurance rise. she admitted that it will hit workers pay this of course, is off the back of them, saying they're not going to tax workers. they've also got thomas to call their big picture of the beer at an oktoberfest, because we now have a german in charge of the english national team. so what do we all make of this ? do what do we all make of this? do we think that that's actually a good thing or not? i know people will probably be popping off on this. should we have a german in charge of the english national team that ten german bombers songis team that ten german bombers song is going to be a bit awkward now, isn't it? >> stephen, you took that line out. me? who's going to? oh, sorry. who's going to sing? two world wars and one world cup with the german manager? >> unless he's like one. i think. yeah, well, we were talking about this bill and i in the green room and we were saying, can we sing this? but actually, i find that a lot of germans do actually

the times leads with reeves plan will pull 1 million into higher rates of tax. the daily telegraphves prepares to tax triple whammy. the daily mail has labour plots a tax raid on your holidays, and the daily mirror has cheryl's heartache. the iweekend leads with income tax set to rise for millions past 2028. and finally, the daily star repeat. and those were your front pages . front pages. okay, let's have a look at the front pages starting with the express, please. >> lewis, thank you very much. it's good news. the daily express is 220. it costs. it's always amazing when i notice this is 220. and issue is for saturday. how many more will i was going to say? it's good news. it's not good news. how many more will die before we stop the boats? this is the express and they want the boats to stop. and another guy died. it was a bit of a surprise because, well, you say another guy, another person, another baby. i guess babies are worth more. they're a baby. and the reason why they're going by boat is if they flew into the airport, they wouldn't they wouldn't have been able to get into t

reeves has been in washington and announced she's changing the uk debt rules. nick has been following this story and watching if we have a look at some of those front pages, the daily telegraphreeves is warned over a £30 billion debt fiddle. financial times says rachel reeves is rewriting the financial rules. and the daily mail says it will punish uk mortgage holders. what can you tell us? we knew this holders. what can you tell us? - knew this was coming, we were reporting on it and today there was the announcement by the chancellor in washington saying she will take a far broader measure of the public balance sheet and it could allow her to borrow to invest by something like 20 billion more. you keep the markets happy but it looks like the markets happy but it looks like the markets were not wildly impressed and it was clear from a piece markets were not wildly impressed and it was clearfrom a piece in markets were not wildly impressed and it was clear from a piece in the guardian today that this would happen. uk borrowing costs rose slightly in one verse who picked up on it was the former chancellor jeremy hunt who said the markets are watching. rachel reeves was not the

telegraph. and rachel reeves, the chancellor. what's she claiming on expenses?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 stuff that is filled in. i mean, h

the guardian reeves told she will have to raise a further 6 billion for public services. the daily telegrapharkets turn on reeves over tax burden . the reeves over tax burden. the times soaring costs of sickness claims the sun a kick in the and the daily star. what did they do with the drunken sailor ? with the drunken sailor? >> all right, we're going to have a closer look at those front pages. >> and we're going to start with the guardian . the guardian. >> leo. >> leo. >> so the guardian leads with the budget. of course , with the budget. of course, with reeves told she will have to raise a further £9 billion for pubuc raise a further £9 billion for public services. i think it was already at 100 million, billion, trillion, billion pounds. >> so that's another 9 billion between friends. >> this is just the black hole keeps getting bigger. the reason it's getting bigger this time is because of the budget. the budget was such a calamity that it actually tanked the pound. it tanked the financial markets, kind of similar to what happened with liz truss, liz truss's budget. so the price of borr

so the telegraph is leading with reeve's u—turn on dangers of ni rise. it's national insurance.he independent. they're increasing national insurance and take on unions . same story. the express unions. same story. the express has got. time is running out. i need your help to change cruel law. the daily mail has got now pm is engulfed by swift furore. i assume that's taylor swift. the guardian has got minister vows to end scandal that left thousands of carers in debt and finally the daily star. some bizarre story about someone who cheated at a crossword or something. those were your front pages. okay, first up we're going to go with the telegraph. they've got lots of news. >> yeah, lots of news. very exciting stuff. there's we've got a new football manager guy. >> it's important. >> it's important. >> it's important. >> it is because he's from germany. >> is that him there with the beer? yes. >> him. german beer to german been >> and he's wearing it. and he's wearing . wearing. >> he may as well be wearing lederhosen. that's like a he is wearing lederhosen. >> he's literally wear

telegraph today. so this is rachel reeves.es rewriting britain's debt rules to unleash this borrowing spree of up to £50 billion. so nervousness from the markets, they're watching very, very closely. reports in the telegraph today that they're not over the mini—budget under liz trust. so there's so much nervousness. i mean, it's the last thing that's needed. >> yeah, absolutely. i think that the chancellor has come to in office saying, i'm going 1540 00:07:

telegraph. biased obr paving way for reeves tax grab, warns hunt. the sun says tv soap star in arrest . hunt. sun says tv soap star in arrest. mail goes with laboun in arrest. mail goes with labour, suspends mp who punched man to the ground. the guardian says it's time to take a path. starmer takes on critics ahead of budget. not long now express fears labour budget could wreck economy and the star trick or heat. let's find out more about this then, starting with josh the mail. what are they going on about? yeah. labour suspends mp who punched man to the ground. obviously labour have as part of their sort of history punching people. yeah yeah for any older viewers john prescott will be older now because we remember john prescott throwing a punch . john prescott throwing a punch. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and then this video footage is incredible i mean he'sjust is incredible i mean he's just straight you know i don't know if anyone remembers watching rocky five. and then you came out cinema and then you all started beating each other up because it was like, this is that's what this clip made me wa

it's a lot of for news £2.80, but the telegraph is £3.50 anyway, so what reeves .7 reeves, who's likereeves? reeves, who's like the chancellor, she's in charge of the budget. i'm learning all these things, she tells business to prepare for higher taxes, which is interesting because she's having right at this very moment, they're having the investment counts conference. right. yeah. so it's kind of like a not a good time. >> do you think these contradictory messages i would say so i don't think business and taxes go together with investment. >> you don't want to hear taxes are going down low. yeah. >> it's true i suppose they're hoping for stability. they think britain has the advantage at the moment that we know who our government is. >> nick. yeah, i suppose though she never really says anything nice, does she ? rachel reeves. nice, does she? rachel reeves. no. always bad news, isn't it? is that how she is, do you think or do you think it's just her role as chancellor, or is she like that in daily life? lewis? >> you know her, i know her, i know her very, very well. the truth is, i d

the front page of the telegraph quotes chancellor rachel reeves ahead of tomorrow's budget.om the previous conservative government. her words there. the budget is expected to include a number of tax hikes, including a possible rise in national insurance paid by employers. the daily mirror also leads on the budget and what it could mean for the future of the nhs. it shows the chancellor alongside health secretary wes streeting on a visit to a south london hospital yesterday. during her visit, ms reeves pledged to get the nhs "back on its feet again." wes streeting live on the programme in just over an hour from wes streeting live on the programme injust over an hourfrom now. away from the budget, the guardian is reporting on a vote in israel's parliament which will ban the un's palestinian refugee agency from working in the country. israel has accused unwra staff of involvement in the 7th of october attacks, and diverting aid in gaza. the ruling will see aid workers banned from the country within the next 90 days. and the picture that dominates the front of the times shows pr

says that the chancellor, rachel reeves, will use the budget to increase capital gains tax on the sale of shares, but not on the sale of second homes. >> the telegrapheads on the budget, calling it the biggest tax raiser in history. >> the daily mail says rachel reeves has been warned that hiking national insurance could become labour's equivalent of the poll tax, and the i, says the poll tax, and the i, says the chancellor, is facing more budget pressures to overhaul the system for calculating benefits. okay. well joining us now to go through the papers this morning is political commentator andy williams and the journalist and writer emma woolf. to good see you both this morning. and emma, let's start with this tragic news, shall we? liam payne has died aged 31. >> i think a lot of people will be very shocked waking up this morning if they didn't hear the news last night. terribly sad. i was out in argentina. seems to have fallen or had some kind of accident at this hotel room. only 31. everybody remembers him from, you know, from his singing days.i from, you know, from his singing days. i think it just goes to show how difficult it is after you've

the telegraph nhs will need more tax rises , will need more tax rises, signals reeves times tax rises't cure the nhs. labour concedes consensus emerging here. guardian budget vowed to rebuild broken, not beaten nhs surely bloodied but unbowed . the surely bloodied but unbowed. the mirror labour's war on waiting lists and the star get me out of here. those were your front pages. here. those were your front pages . so, carrie, let's kick pages. so, carrie, let's kick off with the daily mail. ooh! >> how exciting. let's do that. okay, you go first. i will go first. well, the daily mail was at the top three halloween sweets from m&s, which is not a story. it'sjust sweets from m&s, which is not a story. it's just an advert for m&s. but there you go. it will stop toxic children banging on doors. i thought it meant three halloween sweets. >> i don't know who's being held hostage now. it sounds like that they're being free. >> the halloween sweets. yeah, it's so unfair. it's got to stop . it's so unfair. it's got to stop. okay, so billions in budget still won't cure the nhs. and this is wes s

telegraphs starmer's top aides drawn into everything again. guardian schools funding crisis grows as special needs costs soar to 10 billion. the mail fury over reeves on private sector pensions. the sun ban on vapes, the daily star american war of interference. the times first of all, leo, that was. that's what we've got. we've got a new set. we've got a new computer system that we messed up. what can i say? but we haven't messed up here because we're going to start, first of all, with the this is the times, isn't it? yeah. leo, you're going to crack on. show us your expertise. >> my brain is still running on the old system, so, yeah, this is about the controversy engulfing keir starmer and the labour party is the prime minister's chief of staff is drawn into the trump row . so drawn into the trump row. so donald trump has accused two of sir keir starmer's most senior aides of anti—american election interference as part of a far left plot to put kamala harris in the white house. this is after so keir starmer's aides went over. there's allegations that they're still there, i think, aren't they? yeah, they helped advise the harris campaign. so that's