interesting piece about the issue about donald trump's style has been very much around and it is not necessarily managing expectations by creating a sense of fear. and therefore, you vote for him because you don't want to get wood could come if you don't vote for him. even for the other guy. in this kind of area where the colleagues of donald trump were opposing with those fears might be an very much playing into concerns about certainly parts of middle america about what could be down the line and particularly the threat of a joe biden presidency and the extent that he is suggesting that there will be an army of liberals and people have not been unnecessarily happy with donald trump in charge. but almost trying to move the debate from covid—19, which is paralyse the world but actually turning it into a bigger discussion about other things that could be coming down the tracks concern the fears for a lot of people. talking about other things, harriet, just want to post this, particularly for journalists the cover. pa rt of particularly for journalists the cover. part of what is highlighted isa cover. part of what is highlighted is a qanon type war on events that have not happened and evil conspiracies that don't actually exist. reporting would people say, but if it is unfounded or conspiracy theory, it is a difficult balance of was to strike. yeah, it always is and it's been very difficult because donald trump speaks a lot of mistruths and this really this relation to reality. for he is talking about violent crime but as far as talking about violent crime but as faras i'm aware, talking about violent crime but as far as i'm aware, he has never referred to the shooting of jacob lake. shooting ofjacob lake. violent crime in cities. he seems to be on a slightly different page to a lot of americans and certainly different to the democrats. that election under way and will bring that to you on bbc news. we are running out of time to let us go to one more. theirfront page, the picture there is slightly uncomfortable image, it is lukashenka holding uncomfortable image, it is lu kashenka holding a uncomfortable image, it is lukashenka holding a gun and the sentiment being that he is ready to do anything to keep power. he has beenin do anything to keep power. he has been in powerfor 26 years or so. this is a story that is been running and running over the last few days and running over the last few days and you have to feel like we in a bit of a stalemate here. yes, it is been two weeks since he has been elected for another term in these protests are going on and activists of being arrested and four people have died in protest and yet, he does not seem like he is going to turn in the question now is what actually will trigger lukashenka to change his tune to call of reelection and it seems incredibly unlikely and where does that leave the world and do intervene, the west has not on the whole been particularly strong on this and probably because of the russian influence in belarus, but what do you do with this, do you have a country that is having sham elections like this? it is difficult western leaders. difficult for western leaders. difficult for western leaders. difficult for western leaders and we do not know where that story will go at all. you have to wrap it up there from the moment, but thank you both for joining us and talking this through the stories and that is the papers and if you're in the uk, they will be back in half an hour to look at the store is being covered by newspapers here. next on bbc, it is today's sports news and i will be back to us after that. goodbye. england manager gareth southgate has dropped harry maguire from the squad for their upcoming nations league matches, following his conviction in greece. maguire was found guilty on three charges and given a suspended prison sentence after an incident on the island of mykonos. the manchester united captain says he'll appeal. here's our sports editor dan roan. it is clear that the club are supportive of him. the same cannot be said for england. just a few hours before the verdict, the national team manager included maguire, perhaps surprisingly in his squad, choosing not to wait for the outcome of the court proceedings. he did say during a press conference that he may have to review that decision depending on what unfolded and sure enough, of zift'; found ÷¯ £ºq found 99h .-. ,