the immigration rules for care workers. currently there is an exemption for nhs workers that allows them to enter the country under the salary cap that will exist for everyone else. care workers are usually very low paid. and will not currently be able to come in under the salary cap. there needs to be an exemption. there are people in parliament pushing for this but the government hasn't yet acted. this will only serve to highlight just how much the staffing shortage needs to be addressed. anna, you touch upon brexit. leads us nicely into the financial times. those calls backin the financial times. those calls back ini, the financial times. those calls back in 1, those stalled talks on and off again talks to top downing street has confirmed that there stalled brexit negotiations are going to resume on thursday afternoon. yes, as you said there's been there and start thing going on with brexit negotiations. what has happened is they will now resume talks which had a positive impact on the pound. this has boosted the pound. there are still at these big sticking points and the ft mentions the three big sticking points which is fishing rights in uk waters, rules for business and mechanisms to resolve disputes. what both sides seem to be saying sort of, positive silence come from both the uk and eu side. both seem to suggest that the other is moving in a way that is favourable to the other. everyone will have their eyes on this because it was some sort of ramblings coming out that maybe we were headed to a no—deal brexit. i think resuming talks suggest that there is still hope that that will not happen. what do you reckon anna? i think there is a fundamentally kevin and boris johnson and want to deal but however the big question now is are we going to move into the tunnel? are we going to move into the next stage? we had a glimmer of hope not long ago when they said they were going to intensify talks. obviously last week that all fell down dramatically with uk side accusing them of not intensifying anything. and still sticking to their points. to the big news is that to the table again the eu has essentially acknowledged they will also need to compromise —— i think the inclination is that will bea think the inclination is that will be a deal of some sort probably —— it's looking positive today. susie the independence the fear violence ate rather worrying this kind of worrying thing prediction there the independent has found? yes, the independent has found this poll that people very very soon. it sort of feels really close and could potentially spark violence. there's sort of a number of different reasons for this. if you bury down and look at the story in more detail and look at the story in more detail and one of the things that is of major concern for months if not longer now is what seems to be an attempt at why spread voter suppression. far beyond the kind we usually see in the us. so there are major concerns that this to be a free and fair election. we've seen things around postal votes and if you followed the whole discussion around mail in ballots. also there isa around mail in ballots. also there is a lot of concern about donald trumps comments in relation to white supremacist groups in the us as. this whipping up of hatred and xenophobia we seen over the past four years it really intensifying. i think big concern is if the results are think big concern is if the results a re close think big concern is if the results are close both sides will obviously wa nt to are close both sides will obviously want to look at the final results but there will also be questions about the fairness of the election. i also think the way donald trump has conducted this the sort of tropism isn't going to disappear evenif tropism isn't going to disappear even if he loses the election. i think there is concern for a lot of minorities in the us. and we've just got time for the front page of the metro which is dedicating its whole front page to pope francis giving his blessing to same—sex civil partnerships. it's being described, he said this before, the paper is describing this as an historic shift. he's given this interview, he has spoken positively about same—sex partnerships. it's a step forward for the catholic church. as your own correspondentjust for the catholic church. as your own correspondent just said, much for the catholic church. as your own correspondentjust said, much more needs to happen. it needs to be formally said for a real shift to happen was not as opposed to something that is obviously very welcome in terms of big said no. but won't quite bring the progress people want. 0k, thank you so much. a speedy zip through the papers for the time being. i know you willjoin us once the time being. i know you willjoin us once again in about a half hours' time where we will have a little bit more time to talk through the papers. we will focus on those later. the time being as always thank you so much. a big thank you also to our viewers. if you'd like to get involved on social media the hashtag is bbc papers. i can say, we will be back in just under half an hour's time. bye—bye for now. good evening, i'm katie shanahan with your latest sport. it's been a good night for both english teams in the champions league. liverpool got off to a winning start with a 1—0 victory over ajax in amsterdam. while manchester city came from behind to beat porto 3—1 at the etihad stadium, here's our sports correspondent, andy swiss. the champions of england bidding once again to be champions of europe. liverpool have become a byword for goal—scoring brilliance but their opener against ajax was less sublime, more ridiculous. oh, it's a crazy own goal! spare a thought for nicolas tagliafico poking sadio mane's shot into his own net. liverpool, though, weren't complaining. but without the injured virgil van dijk, their defending was at times desperate. fabinho rescuing them before the break but, boy, it was close. and so was this. moments into the second half, davy klaassen rattling the post. in the final seconds, a final chance for ajax but they couldn't take it. a tricky night for liverpool but they're off to a winning start. meanwhile, manchester city's latest quest for that elusive champions league title began against porto, and it didn't begin well. luis diazjust kept running and running with impressive results. but porto's lead didn't last. a clattering challenge on raheem sterling and from the penalty spot sergio aguero just fired them level. and aguero scores. porto, though, were still posing plenty of problems and it took some serious scrambling from kyle walker to keep city level at the break. after it, though, they set about turning on the style. it is gundogan, it's outstanding! as free kicks go, ilkay gundogan's was pretty special and so was this. we are going to have to end the sport as we go to barack obama who is speaking. hello philadelphia! man, it is good to be back in pennsylvania. what beautiful weather we got here. a little indian summer! you know, i know the president spent some time in erie last night and apparently he complained about having to travel here. and he cut the event short, poor guy. i don't feel that way, i love co m e poor guy. i don't feel that way, i love come in pennsylvania! you guys delivered for me twice in i am back here tonight to ask you to deliver the white house forjoe biden and kamala harris! iwant the white house forjoe biden and kamala harris! i want to thank mr philadelphia, charlie mack his daughter india marie what in outstanding on the 80 she was without those of you who are fathers and have daughters you know how that feels. when you see your daughters shining. i knowa feels. when you see your daughters shining. i know a little bit about that and it was great to see representatives oil, scanlon, wolf, shapiro, the mayor. philadelphia, we've got 13 days. that's our lucky number right here. 13 days until the most 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continue my policies but i did hope for the sake of the country that he might show some interest in taking the job seriously. but it has not happened. he has not shown any interest in doing the work or helping anybody but himself and his friends or treating the presidency like a reality show that he can use to get attention. and by the way even then his tv ratings are down so you know that upsets him. but the thing is, this is not a reality show, this is reality. and the rest of us have had to live with the consequences of him proving himself incapable of taking thejob proving himself incapable of taking the job seriously. at least 220,000 americans have died. more than 100,000 small businesses have closed. millions ofjobs are gone. 0ur proud reputation around the world is in tatters. presidents up for reelection usually ask if the country is better off than it was four years ago. well i would tell you one thing, four years ago you would be tailgating here at the link instead of watching from your cars. the only people to the better off than they were four years ago are the billionaires who got his tax cuts. right now as we speak, trump won't even extend relief to the millions of families who are having trouble paying the rent or putting food on the table because of this pandemic. but he has been doing all right by himself. as it turns out, this was just reported in the last 48 hours, we know that he continues to do business with china because he's got a secret chinese bank account. how is that possible?! how is that possible?! a secret chinese bank account. listen, could you imagine if! bank account. listen, could you imagine if i had had a secret chinese bank account when i was running for reelection?! you think fox news might have been a little concerned about that? you are watching bbc news, we are wives in pennsylvania where former president barack obama is speaking on the 2020 campaign trail supporting joe biden. that is not a good idea. of the taxes donald trump pays. he may be sending more of the foreign governments then he pays in the united states! his first year in the white house, and we she only paid seven of $50 in income taxes stop my first opposite of baskin robbins. —— 750. i think i might‘ve paid more taxes. that