with me are sian griffiths, the sunday times education editor and the political commentator vincent mossont pages. the mail on sunday's headline is that every patient visiting a family doctor, or attending a hospital appointment in england will be asked to declare their sexual orientation. the sunday times leads on the same story — saying some have warned of a backlash against intrusion into the private lives of patients. the paper also reports on a rape allegation by the british actress lysette anthony — who claim she was sexually attacked by hollywood producer harvey weinstein in the 1980s. the sunday telegraph says theresa may is coming under pressure by the dup over the chancellor's position on brexit, suggesting he was trying to frustrate the negotiating process and that he should face the sack, unless he changes course. the observer reports on what it describes as a savage attack on the head of the nhs by the children's commissioner over the lack of children's mental health provision. and the sunday mirror has an exclusive interview with the husband of liz dawn, who played vera duc

morning's reviewers are sian griffiths, education editor for the sunday times, and political editor, vincent mossning and welcome to bbc news. harvey weinstein has been been kicked out of the academy that runs the oscars. in a statement, the board said he no longer merited the respect of his colleagues. it follows a series of sexual assault accusations against the producer — including rape — some of which he has denied. mr weinstein has been denounced by many of the celebrities he launched to stardom and called a depraved predator by his own brother. peter bowes reports from los angeles. he once ruled the roost. one of the most powerful men in hollywood. harvey weinstein. the movie mogul, the studio boss credited with scores of oscar wins and nominations. but now branded a rapist, and a serial sexual predator, the hollywood producer has been kicked out of the world's most influential organisation. it followed an emergency meeting. 5a leading figures, including the likes of whoopi goldberg and tom hanks. in a statement, the academy says it wanted to send a message: it means harvey weinstein will n