now, if the daily mail, regardless of your allegation of hypocrisy of them, if the daily mail, regardlesscirculation that a few more people understand that a few more people understand that statistic and think how can our society deal with this? then that is a good thing. i suppose the other point is that the duchess of cornwall is saying anyone can be a victim, it affects everybody, goes on behind closed doors, she has friends herself victims of violence and coercive control. in practical terms, when somebody is in siege in their own home, what do they do? they call the police, often the police don't respond quickly enough. after 30 or 40 years of bad headlines about this we still have cases where the police ignored, don't take it seriously, they wait for something serious to happen and thenit for something serious to happen and then it is too late. even when they have had warnings that have been terrible cases over the years. so let's work together. i know i put a particular slant on it, because sometimes the daily mail on the front page... so you want to see action notjust... front pag

and also a story being covered with the daily mail. mirror. h the daily maillj mirror. and also a story being covered with the daily mail. i don't suppose to clean it next to sam to get these papers that she would like to see this headline. the story as you can see, the canadian fashion tycoon has been accused with a case filed in new york of the allegations of raping children. prince andrew has previously stayed with him. i think it is fair to say in prince andrew, let me understand he stayed there in 2000. the patients are about things that allegedly happened between 2008 and 2015, so it is quite gentle from the point of view. the delegations themselves are painted by this man. it may pretty and pleasant but they are being read. in terms of prince andrew it is not a good headline. they wish that this wasn't happening. we'll just have to see what is a link with this man say less. i think that is the problem because it comes after the problem because it comes after the embarrassment that has already been caused because of his links with epstein

"arrogance of a monster" is the way the daily mail reports the weinstein case.of a suspected murder and suicide at a cottage where boris johnson lived as a child. and tomorrow's times says that weinstein could face up to 29 years behind bars, calling his conviction a watershed for abuse victims. well, let's have a look first of all at the daily mail, your paper, of course, john. and this very striking headline. striking headline and a lot of striking pictures on a lot of the front pages of harvey weinstein, there's only one word for this man and that is "monster" topic on of the incredible things about this story is how his arrogance continued up story is how his arrogance continued up until he was found guilty. there's a quote saying he expected to be cleared of his crimes and he told friends he prayed the times we re told friends he prayed the times were turning and he talked about a comeback in hollywood and talked about making films again. finally this man has been brought tojustice and now he will be jailed and he could face further court action in los ange

good story for the daily mail to highlight the plo and it's explicitly a women's paper.eing with us. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — 7 days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. 00:02:21,186 --> 2147483051:37:55,308 next on bbc news 2147483051:37:55,308 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. 50, mark, what do we have this week? exciting week. birds of prey, the new harley quinn film. we have dolittle, he can talk to the animals, this time with a welsh accent. and parasite, the international hit from bong joon ho. quite a mixture. it really is. birds of prey and the fantabulous emancipation of harley quinn. it follows up from suicide squad which was a complete mess and it is much better than its predecessor. margot robbie steps out on her own and at the beginni

let's turn to the scottish daily mail. snp mps panic over mackay fallout. i fallout. i am surprised this is not on my front pages. “ more —— more marked front pages. hours before giving the budget the finance minister had to resign because he sent messages to a 16—year—old boy. how many messages? 270. the story here is, what did nicola sturgeon know and what was party discipline like? there is context here, nicola sturgeon is already in trouble because in a few weeks we have the beginning of alex salmond's trial for sexual offences. he is charged with a for sexual offences. he is charged witha numberof for sexual offences. he is charged with a number of things on one of them is attempted rape. there are going to be real questions about what she knew about that and how much she and the party machinery cove red much she and the party machinery covered up for him. i think the questions here are, did people know, and was he allowed to get away with it because he was seen as a rising star? i think this is really damaging. she is being accused in the story of fail

the daily mail has a story ona admiral. six—year—old boy from a balcony at the tate. let's begin with the mastro. —— metro. it says virus britt scott bug in singapore, not china this time but has now come to the uk. the story continues. the crisis and the epidemic continues. i think why this is such a development, this is the first case of it being transmitted across. so the government has issued a warning that essentially, it's talked about a bigger range of country, thailand, south korea, hong kong, and told people to be very cautious. people coming in from those countries, they should be self quarantined for a couple weeks. i hope officials actually are handling this very well. it feels like all precautions —— there's a need to panic, but i think wejust need —— there's a need to panic, but i think we just need to be vigilant. this idea of self isolating, if you have those symptoms now, notjust coming back from china, the government has changed its guidance to it. it's still compounded by the fa ct to it. it's still compo

"arrogance of a munster" is the way the daily mail reports the weinstein case.child. and tomorrow's times says that weinstein could face up to 29 years behind bars — calling his conviction a "watershed" for abuse victims. let us have a closer look at some of these. we will start with the daily telegraph. the striking image, polly, of harvey weinstein straight on. weinstein guilty. yes. harvey weinstein has been found guilty of two of the counts of sexual assault and rape that he was up for. some of the other acts he was found not guilty but it really is a watershed to see the most powerful man in the hollywood just a few years ago, somebody who only a few weeks ago was talking about making a comeback. he still is protesting his innocence. and his lawyers say he will appeal, but at the moment he is absolutely a convicted rapist and faces a lengthy prison sentence and i think faces a lengthy prison sentence and ithinka faces a lengthy prison sentence and i think a lot of people who have been victimized by powerful men, most exclusively men over the last decade, wi

now it's in the daily mail. d a huge impact in the somali immunity in the twin cities which is divided among clans and ilhan's family is not taking -- didn't mention her most recent tweet as an anti-sec diatribe against david steinberg. this story has been told over the last three and a half years in two parts. one is through social media investigation by. hams taking that path, they told the story about a fraudulent marriage for fraudulent purposes. among the documents that were turned up in that respect were that the marriage certificate involving this fraudulent marriage signed by a christian manager. there's that part of the story... >> tucker: finished up for me, if you would. >> another path of somali sources, another interesting source of the "daily mail" source, his name is abdi noor, and has given me information that proved out and sent me in the right direction which is the story that i've been telling in that format. >> a strange telling in the face of a lot of opposition. good for you for telling the

the front page of the mail on sunday. it is leaked e—mails. britain doesn't need farmers. this is not going to cheer up any farmers reading the dailydaily mail over their breakfast tomorrow morning. this is a friend of dominic cummings. he does pop up an awful lot, doesn't it? a treasury advisor, tim learn egg, he is in at the damikfrom the london school of economics who was from a two—year attachment to government. he has apparently written in an e—mail saying that the food sector is not critical to britain's economy, we don't need farmers. but, actually, to go back to the previous story, yes, we do, we need to be growing our own stuff, we need to be growing our own stuff, we need to be growing our own stuff, we need not to be flying in beans and strawberries out of season, we need to be supporting farmers... this would not go along with the government's climate change policy. exactly. and we have farmers in wales and the north—west underwater who have not been able to plant anything and those who did it is rotting. farming is absolutely critical to this country. rotting. farming is absolutely critical to this countrylj rotting. f

the daily mail says canada has refused to keep guarding the duke and duchess of sussex and baby son archie after they step down as working royals. the canadian government has confirmed it has been helping to guard the couple since they settled on vancouver island but would no longer pay for their security after march 31. and finally, on the independent‘s website, the pope has called on catholics to give up insulting each other during lent. he urged followers to stop being cruel to each other online, in response to a world "polluted by too much verbal violence". with me is eileen burbidge who's a technology entrepreneur and partner at passion capital. let's begin with the daily mirror. virus panics, pictures of people wearing masks on the london tube, and more details of just how the london tube, and more details ofjust how the nhs, it says, cannot cope if the virus strike ‘s here in a large—scale form. the crux of this piece is actually quoting jeremy hunt, the former health minister and now the chair of the health select committee. obviously he knows what he is talking about and it is pul

immigration revolution is the big front page headline in the daily mail. nt, we are told. no messing around. this is, i still think, most people i think believe, that immigration was a huge factor in the outcome of the referendum, the surprise outcome to a lot of people, of the referendum. and now we are getting tangible change. there is no doubt about this, and indeed, the daily mail and i think the guardian, which we are going to talk about, spell out the proposals which are coming tomorrow and which will be brought forward from priti patel in particular, who will be fronting up this, with matters like we are told britain is to close its borders to unskilled workers and those who cannot speak english. it is part of the fundamental overhaul of our immigration policy. the question is, and we were talking about it a short time ago, is it as easy as all this? and if it is as easy as all this, why didn't something like this happen before? well, of course it did happen before, and tony blair tried a similar thing and it didn't work, and a lot of people are sayi

a different story on the front page of the daily mail. h the news that canada will soon stop providing security for the duke and duchess of sussex. and the express leads with a warning from the uk to the eu saying that it will walk away from trade talks injune unless there is progress. so coronavirus dominating almost all of the front pages. let's see what our reviewers make of it all. we will start with the times. lance. yes, i think most of the papers have now got coronavirus as their main story, and i think this marks a tipping point in the way in which the media generally are looking at this. up until now, i think there has been a lot of reassurance about the fact that it is not on the scale of the flu epidemic, for example, which we know kills thousands of people every year, and the figures here in the uk still for coronavirus are tiny by comparison. the times says it has risen by three to 16, and half of those have already been discharged from hospital. but what the chief medical officer, professor whitty, has pointed out, is that we

let's turn to the daily mail. the bbc legend rips apart boris the headline.at david, who's not given to social media outrages. he is not pa rt of to social media outrages. he is not part of that culture. he is a very serious, seasoned broadcaster with a big respect in the nation. he has said, andi big respect in the nation. he has said, and i quote him, the prime minister, since he won this big when, is arrogant, childish, and more and more. we don't know the context. when you saw that, your thoughts? let's just context. when you saw that, your thoughts? let'sjust say, there are two things before i get my thoughts. he on the one hand says the prime minister is using this issue to undermine the bbc, and he also said he's avoiding the prime minister —— the prime minister is avoiding having his own policy scrutinise. my thoughts are this is quite extraordinary. not just thoughts are this is quite extraordinary. notjust on social media but across the media. to see an extraordinary tv radio online website podcast organisation that is respected across the world, no

the daily express says hundreds of freed terrorists are on the streets, with more than 350 let out ofjail in the last seven years. the daily mailof 20 armed surveillance officers were tailing the extremist who stabbed two people in yesterday's attack. tomorrow's guardian leads on the government's plans to halt the early release of terror offenders. and the front page splash on the i is the alleged attempt by downing street to exclude some of the country's biggest media organisations from a news briefing today, including their newspaper's political editor. that is the flavour of the front pages. really, isuppose it that is the flavour of the front pages. really, i suppose it is true to say the focus of most of the papers on the aftermath of this attack yesterday in streatham. a bigger picture emerging of the 20—year—old man who carried out the attack and was then shot dead. the times have the line that he had told prisoners he wanted to kill an mp. we are learning more and more with the passage of time. the times talking about how they stage mock isis styles executions in his cell and that he wanted to kill an mp which was the o

let's start our chat, and we are going to two tabloids, the mirror first off, but also the daily mailstory, and your reaction to the headline, it is, really, that gets you to you here. it is not good news to the royal family, is it? that is the first obvious thing to say, that it isa first obvious thing to say, that it is a negative headline about vince andrew, who is already obviously under a cloud because of thejeffrey epstein connection, and his involvement with him. and this headline on the mirror makes it very clear, linked to this second tycoon, a canadian fashion magnate called peter nygard, who has been accused ina peter nygard, who has been accused in a case file of the new york court of raping a think and young girls, basically, on his island in the bahamas. and obviously he is denying those allegations, but prince andrew had stayed with him previously. it does seem from what we know that it was quite a number of years previous to these allegations, the period at which these allegations relate to, but clearly the association is never going to be a good one, is it, for prince

taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, john stevens, deputy political editor at the daily maild polly mackenzie, chief executive of cross—party think—tank demos. stay with us for that. hello. harvey weinstein, one of the most powerful figures in hollywood over several decades, has been convicted of rape and sexual assault by a court in new york. but he was cleared of the most serious count of predatory sexual assault. he faces up to 25 years in prison. weinstein still faces charges in los angeles of assaulting two women in 2013. dozens of women have come forward in the past few years to accuse weinstein of sexual misconduct, giving women around the world the resolve to speak out about sexual harrassment in what became the metoo campaign. nick bryant reports from new york. harvey weinstein is preparing to spend his first night in prison. he entered court to face his legal reckoning. guilty already in the court of global opinion and about to be found guilty under us criminal law. how are you feeling, harvey? morning, harvey. he cut a feeble figure during his trial in new york, sh

let's see what the page of the daily mail. the big bank booking. so the paper reports.they've made their first private appearance, isn't that a contradiction? they have appeared at aj.p. morgan and i think contradiction? they have appeared at a j.p. morgan and i think they breed the oxygen may have had a drink and they have not ceased to exist since you seem they have not ceased to exist since you seem to be royals.” they have not ceased to exist since you seem to be royals. i think there's going to be the first of many headlines that were going to see like this over the coming year. yeah, we are big scant detail about the conference and i think they spoke at a think they're going to introduce and give some keynote speech, but we do not know how much they will pay for doing it. or if they will pay for doing it. or if they were paid at all and i think i'll be the question for a lot of people. report suggesting that they could be the most bankable couple in the world right now in terms of private speaking fees and we do not have the detail yet but i suspect the next level

47 years membership of the world's largest neo liberal trading block with me in the studio of the daily mail's consulting editor and u.p.s. former liberal democrat leader and it's actually save the business of vince cable and front man of sheffield band revenue makers john mcclure who campaigned for labor in the last election welcome to all of you with books the eve of bricks and papers here not today's ones our time has come from the murdoch sun with the 50 quid they giving him 50. coins and your paper a new dawn for britain and drew a momentous day because the guardian will be getting to that in the in the 2nd predictably against brick said but i drew how do you stand up for this is a from page momentous day we salute a new dawn for britain directly from 10 downing street then you have had has run because the white cliffs of dover that boris johnson speaks to the nation he doesn't do that very often this has been a long time in a controversial way no pool cameras well 3 and a half years been waiting for this and it's about time and i think we should not get on with it and look forward to the

let's look at the front page of the daily mail, what they are describing is the immigration revolutionfor the uk. yes, when we were all debating brexit for so long, this is what a lot of people campaigned on, it is what a lot of people wanted, and they have come out with this border blueprint, boris‘ border blueprint and it isa boris‘ border blueprint and it is a point system. favouring people from a stem background, if you have a phd in that area you are not going to have a really, travelling to the country. you need 70 points to come to the uk and they have laid out how you get these points. speaking english is a must, you must have a job offer from an approved sponsor. salary threshold, above £25,000. skill level, they talk about all of this. they have got exceptions for the agricultural industry but one thing a lot of people are focused on, it is really about your political views it's just the reality is the care system. we have rely on quite a lot of migrants to work in the care system and they might not get these thresholds. we just need to make sure that when there is a demand f

the daily express says hundreds of freed terrorists are on the streets, with more than 350 let out ofjail in the last seven years. the daily mailing the extremist who stabbed two people in yesterday's attack. tomorrow's guardian leads on the government's plans to halt the early release of terror offenders. the daily mirror also warns of the number of convicted terrorists who are out of prison and being tracked by police.and the front page splash on the i is the attempt by downing street to exclude some of the country's biggest media organisations from a news briefing today — including their newspaper's political editor. we will talk about all those front pages. let's kick off with the metro. a lot of them really feature this attack, different angles. on the motivation and the implications of it and this call of duty line in the metro that he had played these call of duty games. his regular localisation, what he was thinking, what he was feeling as he prepared to undertake the terrorist attack and stabbed to people. it's not clear from the front page of the metro when we was playing the video games. —— he was playing the game. t

damaging to the world's economy as the crisis of 2008 — and, a different story on the front page of the daily mailng security for the duke and duchess of sussex. so, coronavirus dominating almost all of the front pages — let's see what our reviewers make of it all. we start off with the front of the telegraph. jo-anne. i think the newspapers are struggling in a way to find the right line between expressing some degree of shock and consternation at the spread of coronavirus and yet at the same time trying to handle this without creating any kind of panic. i think that the telegraph have probably got the tone about right here because it is through reporting that the comments of the chief medical officer saying that it is only a matter of time before the virus spreads in the uk. even that is a reasonably measured way of putting it because i think most of us are expecting there is an inevitability to the virus spreading. and then it really goes on, this article, to talk about some of the practical effects of that might be such as having to cancel major sporting events, schools perhaps being closed for

and the daily mail asks what is the point in saving as national savings and investments slashes its rates cut its premium bonds prizes. let's start with the independent shall wait? because it has got a great picture on the front page about a story we have been reporting on all weekend. storm dennis. sebastian, the headline is more store misery but no sign of the pm. it is important for there to be a sign of the p.m. ? when you have these natural disasters people want leadership and the assurance to know that everything is being done there could be possibly done. in these horrific circumstances and the picture there it just horrific circumstances and the picture there itjust shows you have had thousands of households being destroyed by the storm and i think 50,000 people this week and who have been without electricity and they are still over 300 flood warnings across england and we hit an all—time record of over 600 warnings this weekend. so it is really quite dire. andi this weekend. so it is really quite dire. and i think the fact the prime minister has not been in this for my sister and

he also gave the "daily mail" the name of the christian minister who married them.minister reportedly says she does not want to be involved or interviewed about the congresswoman. while omar has refused to talk about the allegations, today when the cohost of "the view" meghan mccain retweeted a story about the alleged sham marriage, writing "how is this not a bigger deal?" omar responded, "paying people to generate fake news stories in order to delegitimize me and those i represent isn't a good luck. desperation is a sad mobilizing tool." of course this has become a lot more than a media goose hunt. last month our corporate cousin "the new york post" reported that the fbi was investigating the marriage and have met with a source in minneapolis, and immigration and customs enforcement, i.c.e., is also looking into the matter. >> laura: thanks so much tonight. and roger stone was handed a 40 month prison sentence today for lying to congress and witness tampering. that is farther left than the 87 to 108 months federal prosecutors initially called for. remember the left

the daily expresss — and the ft‘s brexit editor david bond. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's start with the daily mailsh victim died. he was one of the passengers on a cruise ship offjapan. the same story also makes the front page of the times, which says fears are growing over contagion, after the virus was passed on in the uk for the first time. the express carries a picture of borisjohnson, after he said the virus was the government's "top priority". but the mirror says the former chancellor, george osborne, is urging borisjohnson to do more, in order to combat the virus. the telegraph reports that health officials believe one in ten people in the uk could end up in hospital with coronavirus. according to the guardian, the red cross could be drafted in to help the nhs cope with the outbreak, as part of an official action plan being drawn up. the financial times leads with the turmoil in world stock markets, as investors' fears mount over the economic impact of the coronavirus. and, the i also focuses on the market reaction to the virus, with shares suffering one of their worst weeks since the 2008

the daily mail says canada has refused to keep guarding the duke and duchess of sussex and baby son archieed it has been helping to guard the couple since they settled on vancouver island but would no longer pay for their security after march 31. and finally, on the independent‘s website, the pope has called on catholics to give up insulting each other during lent. he urged followers to stop being cruel to each other online, in response to a world "polluted by too much verbal violence". with me is eileen burbidge who's a technology entrepreneur and partner at passion capital. let's begin with the daily mirror. virus panics, pictures of people wearing masks on the london tube, and more details of just how the london tube, and more details ofjust how the nhs, it

the daily mail is calling it an "immigration revolution". to speak english and must have a job paying at least £25,600 in sweeping reforms to end britain's reliance on cheap european labour. in the times, britain faces having to return the elgin marbles as part of a free trade deal with the european union. the greek government has succeeded in inserting a clause in the eu's draft negotiating mandate calling for "unlawfully removed cultural objects" to be returned to their "country of origin". and finally the independent covers last nights' brit awards, lewis capaldi was the evening's biggest winner, taking home two trophies in all. rappers dave and stormzy and american singer billie eilish took home one award each. so let's begin with priya lakhani, who's founder and ceo of century tech. good to see you. so, the golf news, and this warning from apple has really unsettled investors all around the world. i think investors are u nsettled, i think investors are unsettled, concerned about how business has been hugely affected by coronavirus. last

the daily mailand of this. i want to go to the daily mail and that big picture story at the top. deserve a commotion? the mp in question... tressa problem he was a labour shadow minister. —— tracy. it looked like she was dressed for a night out but this is the problem you have as a woman. as a night out but this is the problem you have as a woman. as a man night out but this is the problem you have as a woman. as a man you can put on your shirt and tie and jacket and everybody looks the same but as a woman you are always in tricky territory. the point is she then suffered this horrific abuse on social media and people were calling her all kinds of horrendous names and actually she has gone on twitter today to take a bit of a challenge today to take a bit of a challenge to these people and said, so what, i w0 re to these people and said, so what, i wore a dress in the house of commons, big deal. we were talking about this earlier. it becomes more about this earlier. it becomes more a story about how horrible people are on social media. it is extraordinary. your point on mail addre

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the daily express dubs borisjohnson as the "iron man" after he ordered saijd javid to fire his closest aides ahead of a cabinet re—shuffle. and the daily mailing up to 15 of their uk staff and closing their buckingham palace office. in spite of that, there really is only one story in town, isn‘t there? sajid javid really on the front of every single front page, isn‘t he? thrown under the bus, the headline from the metro, in reference to the fa ct from the metro, in reference to the fact that sajid javid is the son of a bus driver, as he was are often driven to remind us. was he thrown under a bus, or was driven to remind us. was he thrown undera bus, orwas this driven to remind us. was he thrown under a bus, or was this a government in disarray? what do you make of the way the resignation was handled? this is not what were shovels or meant to look like, this is not what boris johnson shovels or meant to look like, this is not what borisjohnson expected to happen when he woke up this morning dust reshuffle. i don‘t think i‘ve seen one go as badly as this for quite some time. they decided in number ten to make a power grab over other parts of

ok, we will end proceedings at least this time around with the daily mail. stay with you. it's happening. laughing thank you for that confirmation. it is the end of march, i think i'm at the beginning of april, they will no longer have an office at buckingham palace. they have a series of official engagements until then, including things such as the commonwealth and the invective schemes that they have just, i suppose, prescheduled engagements that they now have to honour. after that, they will be roils no more. that they now have to honour. after that, they will be roils no morem will be very interesting at that point, wanted? to see how often they still appear on the front page. how often they appear, and also, i suspect they will still be appearing on the front page. i suspect you are right. whether or not they get to use the terms roils, there have been reports that they will be able to use that brand, because of the word, but how they create this private income. i think that even without using the term rail, if, as some reports suggested, that talks tha

the daily mail says more and more children no longer watch live broadcast tv or listen to radio, andrt speakers such as alexa for their information and entertainment. research also found under—16—year—olds prefer talking to digital assistants when they need help with their homework. and finally, is this the ultimate reusable water bottle for the environmentally conscious? luxury brand chanel have launched a gold—coloured water bottle with lambskin flask bag and gold chain, which is now on sale for the eye—watering price of around $5,000. you would certainly want to reuse that, not a single use container there. with me is the political analyst and broadcaster henry bonsu. let's start with that story in the independent, and it feels like, darei the independent, and it feels like, dare i say, something of a pattern. when a terror attack 01’ a pattern. when a terror attack or something awful like this happens, the cry goes up lock them up for longer and that. it happening. it is never as simple as that, is it? it is never as simple as that. who should we go to for advice? maybe the indep

the daily mail has an investigation we reported on, about the teenager who threw a boy from a balconymight not be looking at this last story into much depth. coronavirus kills doctor who tried to warn of a crisis and this is the doctor featured on the front page, 31—year—old dr li wenliang. he was silenced initially from speaking out. he worked in hospital in wuhan. he realised that the condition he was treating was a version of that virus and he tried to warn fellow medics but came under the full force of the chinese state. he was detained and silenced. reports elsewhere that they even attempted to cover up the timeline of his death. they still even in death have not given him the dignity of that. it is a sign of the extent to which china is covering up the scale of this crisis. at the same time, praise for sharing scale of this crisis. at the same time, praise forsharing dna information about the virus so that teams around the world can try to develop a vaccine. this is two parts of the way the chinese are dealing with this. partly because the virus is spreading beyond china. a vacc

turning to the front page of the daily mail. training nurses to do surgery. like this...? several years ago. i am sure this was around in new labour days when they were trying to reform the nhs. one of the things you have to do in reforming a public service like the nhs is to reduce the sort of demarcation between the professions. the problem is i suspect that the doctors' trade unions, the royal colleges and the bma will fight this. because they want to retain that special role in the nhs but it is obviously a sensible direction to move in. if you are going to take... it isa move in. if you are going to take... it is a two—year training course that the nurses will be asked to do. how will you fill the vacancies? they are already there at the moment. we don't have enough trained doctors and nurses and that is medium term problem, it is about finding people. making them feel like it is a secure profession that they want to go into. and the nurses will be asking if they will be paid accordingly? yes but it is important because it does provide career progression

the daily telegraph says the prime minister wants to replace a series of senior civil servants over claims that they are at odds with tory ministers and advisers. the daily mail raises questions about prince andrew's alibi for the night he is alleged to have had sex with virginia roberts, claims the prince has strongly denied. and the express goes with a downing street warning ahead of trade talks with the european union. number ten says that the eu appears distracted, divided, and not focussed on trade issues. the sunday mirror says police investigating the disappearance of madeleine mccann have quizzed a british barmaid about her german ex—boyfriend. and the sunday times says house of lords spending is out of control, reporting that peers paid themselves almost one third more last year, and the house of lords set to swell to its largest in two decades. well, let's get straight into those stories with lucy and martin. let's start with the sunday telegraph, which has the headline top civil serva nts which has the headline top civil servants on tories‘ hit list. i suppose the clue in the job titles is that these are meant to be permanent secretaries at the top

the daily mail's front page features news that the duke and duchess of sussex attended a jp morgan eventbout the country's future after brexit. those of the front pages and let us start with the story of the day and the weights coming on the front pages of the daily mirror, i'm shocked but proud. would you like to kick us off? the word proud is used in front of the mirror but also on front of the sun. a positive reaction and there've been a lot of people calling him braids as well. really noticeably positive language, anything that you're scared of doing that you do anyway is brave. particularly when you're in the public eye and sit on the self and from millions of people and talk about your sexuality, it cannot be an easy thing. notably, pictures we re an easy thing. notably, pictures were his wife on the front of the mirror who said that he is sorry for the hurt he has caused her up to 27 yea rs of the hurt he has caused her up to 27 years of marriage. we have not heard anything from her today and she was not involved in that interview at all. by his account, she has been incredibly su

‘the fugitive' still behind the wheel is how the daily mail title their exclusive on tomorrow's frontcoolas six months after she fled britain — following the fatal crash that killed the teenager harry dunn. unionjoke! is the headline dominating the front of the sun. they say town halls have been ordered by the government to raise the unionjack in honour of ‘scandal—hit‘ prince andrews birthday asa as a but expect making a lot of headlines as a quest for acquittal and president trump and the child. the guardian has a picture of him looking very serious. he looks a bit late but of course he wasn't think. he isa late but of course he wasn't think. he is a teflon chance that he once again its demise. i put the money on the fact that he is going to win again another number. now it has really wiped out how to attack him. kratz there is what happens in the election here. the democrats are letting laughed looking for a quite ha rd to defeat letting laughed looking for a quite hard to defeat him. the backdrop of what is happening in the d economy is doing well, he had a good set of cards to pl

he also gave the daily mail the name of the christian minister who married them.nister reportedly says she does not want to be involved or interviewed about congresswoman omar. >> tucker: trace gallagher, thanks for that. roger stone received 40 months in prison today. if you surf that sentence will be over 70 years old when he gets out. for perspective, that's more than many murderers in this country serve in jail. but stone's crime wasn't murder. the official chart was lying about the existence of emails themselves completely legal. but his actual crime was spending 40 years giving political advice to donald trump and then gleefully mocking the people in charge. they hate him for that. so to cnn. jeff zucker's hyena spent today salivating over over stone's's destruction and is always running interference for the corrupt power structure. >> in the end, you saw a judge standing up for the rule of law, standing up for the justice system, standing up for prosecutors who have all come under attack by the president. she herself threatened by roger stone, and also in t

but the daily mail, and back one of the candidates or not?l be very helpful for any of them. laughter. the lease forcing your opinion. many of them will be a bigger improvement overjeremy corbyn. —— the least worst is your opinion. if labour net has any hope of getting back up our committees to move away from corbyn in so far all three candidates have been quite nervous and too scared to assert thatjeremy corbyn nervous and too scared to assert that jeremy corbyn supporters nervous and too scared to assert thatjeremy corbyn supporters and dancing around what they would do differently to what he did in the ma nifest differently to what he did in the manifest so that obviously did so badly for them at the election. he asked. none of them have really this on anything that jeremy corbyn did except a little bit on anti—semitism when they said that rebecca today implying today that nobody meant to use anti—semitic troops and would be mortified if they realise what they we re mortified if they realise what they were saying about jewish mortified if

eric: when you get to washington, you met the president, the daily mail that he reportedly called you figure in washington, here is what the daily mail, she cuts a colorful figure and circuit and said to have impressed mr. trump who described her at fb following encounter in the un and washington examiner, pierce impressed in a number of fox news appearances, that's us. the intent here is to influence trump officials and consolidate british favors, so, yes, this is a good choice for britain and america, the special relationship, churchill and fdr defeated the nazi and saved democracy and the globe, margaret thatcher and ronald reagan staired down the soviet union, boris johnson and president trump face a variety of issues; terrorism among them, how will you and finally what do you think you will do, can you contribute to that special relationship? >> well, as you say, eric, goes back a long time, the key figures in it, it doesn't matter who is in power, either side of the atlantic, the important thing is that values that we share, the security and economic interests that we share, we

and on the front of the daily mail — house prices have risen in every region of the uk for the firstvour of summit, let's dip into those over the next 12 minutes or so. katie, kick us off, the metro is going back over where some of the papers were last night on the immigration plans. yes, so last night, the news of what the government is proposing on immigration, this points based system, and today, i think we are getting reaction committee think what you could call a backlash, in the metro headliners 8 million brits kennett for low skill jobs gap, the metro headliners 8 million brits kennett for low skilljobs gap, that picks up on something patel said today when talking about although businesses are saying we are not going to be able to get the leader we need to keep certain industries going as you would expect, it won't bea going as you would expect, it won't be a problem, because it will mean the economically inactive go back to work. now, there has been quite a lot of debate since then over how many economically inactive people there are. and really if this is going to work out,

she tells the daily mail she paid top dollar for the horse to fly in trial. u.s. trarpgs leaders are considering banning miniature horses as service animals. >> how long was the flight? and you know where i'm going with that. >> oh, hook at that. >> this is cute. >> trending this morning. the most unlikely pairs could become friends. take a look at your screen. that is a chihuahua with special needs and cannot walk on the back legs and then that is herman, the pigeon, unable to fly. so the two connected at an animal nonprofit and quickly became fast friends. more than 6 million people have viewed the picture of the pair on facebook. >> wow! . see everybody just needs somebody to love. look at them cuddle. >> i know. >> that is my buddy. >> exactly. >> can't go anywhere so -- >> so we have to make this work. >>> all right. so we have some nice weather. we've been enjoying warm temperatures and then as we get out of the door in oakland a much different view compared to yesterday. we had some fog rolling across this camera yesterday morning. but now nowhere in sight.

the crew sure they >>latest on the flames says ve it was suspected according to the daily mail united rlines flight 9 oh one from san francio was placedn lockdown at london's athrow airport on friday morning they reported someone on board complained of having coronavirus mptom one passenger tweeted that the captain asked people to remain seated. and that the person who had fallen ill with isolated in the back of the a statement the safety of our stomers and employees is our top priority and we're working closely with public health england regarding this individu case our crews are trained and ready to respond to anyone on board the aircraft who may become il in follow additional precautions recommended by the public heth england nited airlines confird the plane was deep cleaned before passengers heading to san franciscboard of the flights. >>that they are going to be in the epidemic ke this out and that's okay, m wearing a mask and i just wasn't expecting anythg like that. >>that's officials say they're operating as normal year since no one on that flight has tested positive for coron

the daily express dubs borisjohnson as the "iron man" after he ordered saijd javid to fire his closest aides ahead of a cabinet reshuffle. and the daily mailon prince harry and meghan markle. the paper reports they are axing up to 15 of their uk staff and closing their buckingham palace office. well, in spite of that story, really there is only one story on all the front pages, isn't there? that is the departure of sajid javid in the context of the government reshuffle. anna, let's start with you. will the departure of sajid javid the of any interest to readers of the wall street times? the big point of interest here is the power of the chancellor has in trade negotiations with the eu. particularly in terms of what it means of what it means for financial services and how london will still act as a financial centre for your. it is often called europe's investment banker, london. that relationship really is of huge interest to people interested in financial markets and financial services overall, as many readers of the widespread journal are. so they are very interested in that aspect of it for sure. will it be on the front page? it will be

s and robert preston and political journalist from the daily mail telegraph the sun financial times and the guardian and this is a big statement the source from number 10 said there was a normal briefing following the pm speech for all lobby journalists but confirmed that there would be and i quote a small a selected briefing for specialist journalist the source went on to say that a number of uninvited journalists barged into number 10 and demanded to be part of it they were told that they were not allowed to attend the implication of these actions of course categorize the journalists present at the time apparently some were specialists and some one not in fact all of the journalists present work political journalists and it hasn't gone unnoticed the tensions between boris johnson and the media have been escalating over recent weeks and there's been a huge reaction online to this latest incident kudos to reporters from the b.b.c. mail telegraph the sun financial times and guardian who walking out of a government briefing after the mirror i haven't imposed riband see would you like abou