Hello. This is bbc news. Well be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. First, the headlines. Chelseas match at tottenham is marred, after the crowd were warned three times over the tannoy, about racist behaviour. Toni came to me and told me that he was listening to monkey noises in the crowd, and part of myjob as captain is to report it to the ref. Tottenham say any form of racism is completely unacceptable and will not be tolerated. An investigation is under way. Australias firefighters in the state of New South Wales are still battling to bring more than 100 blazes under control. The queen attends a Church Service in sandringham, while the duke of edinburgh remains in hospital receiving treatment for a pre exisiting condition. Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are Benedicte Paviot from france 2a and Martin Bentham of the evening standard. Thank you for coming in. Many of tomorrows front pages are already
Internet in iran the authorities there impose one of the biggest blackouts anywhere and americans living under donald trump. Are yearning for the sound of silence war as the saying goes is politics waged by other means in israel war usually waged on gaza can be a means of distraction a political weapon and that context is often missing in the News Coverage last week Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu launched airstrikes on the gas a strip what his government called a targeted killing of an Islamic Jihad commander 8 members of one gas and family were among the scores of innocent palestinians killed however in political terms those missiles werent even aimed at Islamic Jihad the real target was Benny Gantz Netanyahu is political rival gantz has tried to piece together a Coalition Government to replace netanyahu is one that would have included the support of israeli arab parties netanyahu is fighting for more than his job hes just become the 1st sitting israeli Prime Minister charged with
A bowlers the smuggling to survive on how does iraq. Really airstrikes. Oh. Right right. Right. Hello im Richard Burton youre at the listening post here are some of the media stories were covering this week cause and effect there are high stakes electoral politics playing out in israel and palestinians are paying the price yet again do you to cling and powering the protests in algeria pulling the plug on the internet in iran the authorities there impose one of the biggest blackouts anywhere and americans living under donald trump. Are yearning for the sound of silence war as the saying goes is politics waged by other means in israel war usually waged on gaza can be a means of distraction a political weapon and that context is often missing in the News Coverage last week Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu launched airstrikes on the gas a strip what his government called a targeted killing of an Islamic Jihad commander 8 members of one gas and family were among the scores of innocent pale
A warning of hidden waiting lists as the bbc discovers delays for thousands of Mental Health patients in england. Anthony joshua tells us that he holds no fear going into his highly anticipated rematch with andy ruinunior. I tell you, i am punching like a horse kicking back right now. My kinetic chain, my rhythm, theres no tension in my body. We say loose and heavy. Good morning. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. Iam i am annita mcvey. With just a week to go until the country goes to the polls, the conservatives have outlined what theyll do in their first 100 days in office. Borisjohnson has promised to bring a budget in february as soon as brexit is done, as well as protections for some of the pledges already made in the campaign so far. On the health service, theyve promsied to enshrine in law the extra £39. 9 billion a year they have promised for the nhs in england by 2023. 0n crime, theyve promised a law to end the automatic release of serious violent offenders, like the man responsib
More than 2 million adults in england are unable to see an nhs dentist, because appointments arent available or its too expensive, figures suggest. The foreign secretary summons the Chinese Ambassador after a former employee of the uk consulate in hong kong claims he was detained and tortured by chinese officials. I have been shackled, i have been handcuffed and i have been blindfolded, you know, so they make me hooded. And the mission to save thousands of animals from australias bushfires. Well have the latest on the desperate efforts. Good morning. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. Borisjohnson and Jeremy Corbyn have traded verbal blows over brexit in the first tv debate of the general Election Campaign. The Prime Minister said the labour leader is unclear about whether his Party Supports leaving or remaining in the eu and mr corbyn said the nhs isnt safe in conservative hands. The two leaders also locked horns over trust and leadership, the future of scotland and the royal family. The p