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Do now puts the process into your time we can make a huge progress. Much more in the bbc sport website. Thats all from sportsday. Coming up in a moment, the papers. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are former trade minister, lord digbyjones and talkradio presenter, Daisy Mcandrew. Many of tomorrows front pages are already in. The telegraph leading with this picture of Prime Minister borisjohnson and irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar Walking Around the grounds of Thornton Manor hotel near birkenhead earlier today. As reported in the times, hopes of a brexit deal have been revived after a meeting between the two leaders. In a press conference after their meeting, mr varadkar said a brexit deal can be done by the end of october. The Financial Times using that same photograph, reporting on what the leaders have described as a pathway to a deal. The paper says there are hints that the pm may have been the one to make concessions. Irish eyes are smiling reads the front of the metro, with a photo of the two Prime Ministers beaming after that meeting earlier. Meanwhile the independent is leading with another of our big stories this evening, as refugees in syria flee from turkish bombing as Turkish Forces step up their cross border offensive on kurdish held areas. Tens of thousands of people are reported to have fled their homes in northern syria. The guardians continuing its special investigation into the firms contributing towards Climate Change today, its reporting on a predicted surge in oil production. The daily mail bringing us back to the story everyone has been talking about across social media, the feud between footballers wives Rebekah Vardy and coleen rooney. The paper has an exclusive interview with rebekah after she was accused of leaking private stories about colleen to the press. Now lets take a walk. Whats go to the times first of all with britain and ireland on pathway to an agreement. Daisy starts off. I think most people in the country would welcome this. We have got to the stage i believe no matter how you voted you are sick and tired of it, you are worry potentially about no deal and i think for most people a deal and i think for most people a deal is now the lesser of all the evils that are on offer for the majority of people. If this is true and certainly the words coming out of the irish and our own Prime Ministers today, were very warm, a pathway to an agreement. Which are strong words in the lexicon of brexit speak were normally you have a mealy mouthed words with the two sides never agreeing. And there are some sort of cause for hope. Nobody knows exactly what this new nugget is. There seems to be a suggestion it is thing is. There seems to be a suggestion it is thing called the new it is this thing called the new Customs Partnership which has been flagged before i think it was in one of theresa mays original deals. And thenit of theresa mays original deals. And then it was pooh poohed and now it seems to be the suggestion that this is the kernel. It is, gated on the face of it. Its that Northern Ireland will leave the Customs Union with the rest of the country but when it comes to the administration of their customs, it will be somehow put ina of their customs, it will be somehow put in a Different Box and categorised differently. And ratification by the Northern Ireland default power, every four or five years, given this is a newspaper review i find it quite interesting that the programme and papers so that the programme and papers so that it was suggested boris kaven. That the programme may maim papers. And then the pro Brexit Papers. And then the pro Brexit Papers are. Is the surprising . Yeah and if you look at the daily mail, they have a headline which as daisy hasjust very mail, they have a headline which as daisy has just very eloquently put is where we all are. Dare we dream of adil quezada do you dare to dream . I do actually. We have a wrecker had not done this on his owfi. Wrecker had not done this on his own. This would be something probably berlin and berlin. Own. This would be something probably berlin and berlin. Do we dare to dream of a brexit deal . This would be something that leo varadkar would not this would be something that leo va radkar would not have this would be something that leo varadkar would not have done is on. He will be put up there to do with to do. So interesting after the language or in the week all the acrimony. And then some else comes out. That is classic europe. What will be interesting and i am so with you on this idea that we were talking about this in the green iooiti. Talking about this in the green room. Both of us around the country, we get around a lot. Everybody in every single wherever they come from and do are fed up with this and they wa nt and do are fed up with this and they want it done. And the only people who dont are remain permit sitting in its bubble saying i dont want this, i dont want to stop mac what there are millions more than people. The lib dems are doing well in the polls and they have this very militant attitude of revoking article 50 which is getting support by dont think it will get a max. I think by dont think it will get a max. Ithinka by dont think it will get a max. I think a lot of processing 21 which is healthy for the lib dems and those people feel strongly and they do want to say box to brexit or whatever. But i am not sure it is certainly not a majority of the country. I do believe most people wa nt country. I do believe most people want it done. Coming back to what is in the newspapers it is interesting that they are picking up on this 90 minutes that the two pms spent without officials stop to it started office three hours today that they we re office three hours today that they were alone. And it has gone now to 90 minutes which is still very considerable meeting particular without advisers. And it is always whenever you hear that trump and somebody had a meeting without advisers. Or reagan all those years ago stopping to gorbachev and reagan. Its a sign that they want to get something done. Then you see Civil Servants around the world and you just think that they are put masters and should be out on their owfi. Masters and should be out on their own. They are terrible warriors. They are. The interesting product at this one will be sometime next week in the review, you will be reading a headline about what do labour do about this . Because basicallyjeremy corbyn has said he will with his mps against anything the torturing back just because they are tory not because it is right or wrong but the pressure on the Parliamentary Labour Party from the constituencies were saying you have to get this done and to see how they deal with that will be fascinating. There has been a letter today i think it was 19 or may be more labour mps writing a letter to the eu saying we are ready to vote in parliament for a deal. Please get edessa a deal. Where desperate to have no deal. Many tories will not vote for. We still have a very difficult parliamentary arithmetic. But there is much more fun urgent parliament. You think this is going somewhere despite well fracture saying. Do you think the cup will get to the lid . |j think the cup will get to the lid . think it is looking much more likely thanit think it is looking much more likely than it has for a long time. Those are weasel words. Than it has for a long time. Those are weaselwords. I know than it has for a long time. Those are weasel words. I know its your job to be cynical about everything single thing in the planet. job to be cynical about everything single thing in the planet. I was just me cynical just questioning some mac excuse the rope. Dont call her a rogued not you personally. If you look at put close speech, what for rancourt was doing wisely tonight was he is dampening expectation. It is out there that they are going to do something and he doesnt want to be made to look in it in his the mystical audience. What varadker is doing. He is doing exactly the right thing and saying we are not there, be careful. It is the right thing to do, it is. I it is the right thing to do, it is. I think there is still a little bit of wriggle room in the been act. I think anybody is allowed to call it whatever they want. Because i personally wouldnt call it the surrender act because that is very party political. But i still think there is a wiggle room and i think there is a wiggle room and i think it will end up back in the Supreme Court and he could try to navigate his way through that. Right, lets move on because we will come back to in an hours time. But right now were going to look at the other big story of the day which is on the front pages and this shocking picture on the front page of the independent with a fear on the faces. I am so glad you raised this because photojournalism, faces. I am so glad you raised this because photo journalism, newspapers have a role that social media cannot ta ke have a role that social media cannot take the place of in terms of immediacy of the photograph. 0n the front page under trains and breakfast wherever you are, the immediacy of it. Clutching the babies and running and the fear. You earlier made a valid point about the look on that womans face there and the child looking through on the guardian, and the child looking through the fence. My concern about this and the Guardian Carrie i was going to use. Its an awful thing to talk about such a tragedy. But the betrayal, this man says leaves the bitterest taste. He is 63 years old and never seen anything like this and standing with rubble around him as the turks start to bomb his village. I dont get it, i dont understand what the americans are playing at. The turks have been on the leash, held back from doing this for a long time and trump basically giving them the green eye. Green light. The trips have been wanting to do this for decades. And i dont get it, i dont know what is in it for america. And the reporting is quite emotional, isnt it . We only have the front pages at the moment but there is not a whole lot of analysis yet. No, what is interesting is the yet again we are getting europe versus the states. The french government have called m, the french government have called in, the turkish ambassador and explain what is going on. Emmanuel macron has been very critical. The norwegians have suspended some arms sales to turkey. A lot of European Countries and obviously the issue of the statement. And in retaliation, what erdogan has said, open quote hey european union. If you try to label this occupation as as occupation but we will open the gates and sin 3. 6 main refugees your way. You can see etc how it is being. I love this three underneath this picture of the three women looking horrified, he warns that. That is being cared by the independent who you would not think is an alarmist newspaper. This is a big stakes game. He knows how powerful Statement Like that is. Its a startling speech that he made, wasnt ithis whole tone as he delivered that threat was really quite significant. Wasnt it . Delivered that threat was really quite significant. Wasnt it . His whole tone. What would really make America Great again that whole slogan of trom. Greatness isnt about wealth at home. Greatness is about wealth at home. Greatness is about the projection of constructive beneficial power around the world. And that is the definition in my view you need to be solid at home, of course you do. But to assume greatness but you lose that solidity at home to make it a better place. But if trump wants to make America Great again, and frankly he should not have given the green light to erdogan. Not only because of these poor souls. Also the sanctions. Up and down roundabout. Coming into greece and italy these. And the fighters were being told were going to break out their makeshiftjail because their jailers to break out their makeshiftjail because theirjailers can no more keep them in there because they are fighting on another front against the turks. It is an absolute body mass. We have gotjust a couple minutes left for. A couple of minutes, a tentacle term i am afraid. Who will do dyson . One of the most supreme in the innovative people we have got in this country a very wealthy man. In singapore now. He has people employed in wiltshire more than in singapore. And they are about to be redundant. Dont be so alarmist is what i am saying but hes basically saying is i am gambling and being a capitalist and entrepreneur, am fusing my innovation with money and im trying to make this happy happen and frankly i can keep paying for it. And that puts tesla and the technician are in power. It shows so much he has put onto build tesla. Then you have all these others who can throw millions at the what your carand it can throw millions at the what your car and it shows that imitations or even the what his people. And talking about the what his people for some a now on the uk billionaire front page of the telegraph funding Extinction Rebellion. front page of the telegraph funding Extinction Rebellion. I think its interesting in showing the way how the Movement Like Extinction Rebellion seemed very much on the outer cusp of the establishment where you have these very influential backers. Sir christopher hoehn, you might recognise his name because he was the man at the centre of one of the huge Divorce Proceedings recently where he had to pay his now ex wife the biggest sum of £337 million. We dont know whether shes using that to fund. She ran his charity as well, he is a massive billionaire, one of the richest in the country. £i. 2 massive billionaire, one of the richest in the country. £1. 2 billion he is given, he has given them about £200,000 and £50,000 in one donation the other channel to the charity. He is this massively wealthy. the other channel to the charity. He is this massively wealthy. I want to know if he has a private jet. We could speculate for some and we will come back in the next hour to talk about the wags at war. In a world of refugee crises, it is so important. Thank you both. That is it for the papers. Lord jones and Daisy Mcandrew will be back at half past eleven for another look at the papers, and dont forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. For now, goodbye. So far 0ctober has been wet for most of us and as we go through the weekend to this forecast you will see more rain to come. Certainly during friday some of that rain will be quite heavy across parts of wales, england, and into scotland and in the west northwest to heavy showers here. This is the big picture as we go on through friday and the weekend as well. Notice how long this weather front will stick around with pulses of rain around it. Showers fitting into scotland with further weather fronts coming into sunday as well and low pressure stays in charge into next week too. We start friday mild for ingrid and wales, some spots in single figures with clear skies and Northern Ireland. Mild for the cloud and the rain in england and wales. That will be quite heavy. Zoom in and take a look at where some of the heaviest rain will be falling especially in the morning where the met Office Yellow warnings for rain, the higher totals here for ground wales, Peak District pennines, 50 30 mm. 20 having 50 ml. District pennines, 50 30 mm. 20 having 50 ml. Rattling into western scotland north of glasgow as well. Northern ireland just the odd shower around here. Sundays was in eastern scotland. Gusty winds. You could see some rain on wrong along this squall over the area. Temperatures in england despite the rain. And in the afternoon. As we go on through friday into saturday morning, the weather front to the south doesnt look like it has a huge amount of rain on it for a time but it is still there and it is still damp. Lower temperatures when you had the clear skies, the odd shower through scotland and Northern Ireland. Another look at the big picture saturday here, this weather front still there. Hanging around into the weekend. Cloudy, damn picture southern england maybe south wales. Showers cloudy, damp picture. Not wash out for the weekend. For any stretch the imagination but it doesnt pop up later south west wales. It will head up later south west wales. It will head up into the north sea sunday morning and you see behind that a good deal of cloud and other showers and a spill of rain they will go on. Eastern scotland bit of uncertainty on that. Of course we will keep you updated on how that shapes up. That is your weather. Goodbye. This is bbc news im carrie gracie. The headlines at 11 00 Boris Johnson and the irish Prime Minister, leo varadkar, say they can see a pathway to a possible brexit deal. It is possible for us to come to an agreement to have a treaty agreed to allow the uk to leave the eu in an orderly fashion and have that done by the end of october. Nissan warns that a no deal brexit would threaten the futur of its car plant in sunderland, the largest in britain, employing 6,000 people. Turkey steps up heavy artillery and air attacks on the kurds in syria tens of thousands of civilians are reported to have fled. Ban snacking on public transport to help tackle childhood