hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow morning. with me i got the political editor of the people and the sunday mirror and also the political commentatorjoe phillips. we have had a few technical issues here this evening, so we only have a small selection of tomorrow s front pages available, butjoe and nigel of course ever the professional is doing their best, thank you very much for that, now looking very quickly at the saarte front pages, the sunday telegraph says boris johnson urges haulage firms to raise drivers pay and it s the labour party conference this week, the sunday mirror has a pledge from keir starmer that he will tax primary schools in order to help porous
on a gentrified market to generate that money. local authorities are driven by accountants. butjoe s worried posh markets will price people out. we need to make sure that we don t take away from people that need access to that affordable food and just have swanky looking artisan markets and that s all that will exist. stallholders here certainly think they provide good value, as well as that all important chat. they look upon you more as a friend than a trader. you know, i m on first name terms with a lot of people. you get brought things. i ve had somebody bring me a couple of pork pies for my lunch today. stallholders have knowledge and experience. they can actually talk to the customer and give advice. you ll be here every week now! a big thing for us that i seems to be very popular is locally grown produce, because we can keep- the cost down because we go straight to the growers. i for regular market shoppers, these stalls are likely to feed friendships as well as filling fridges.