Picture of a street in the french part of the island st martin, announcing new military reinforcements after reports of looting also. A change of tack now and an exclusive on brexit in the independent who report that deportations of eu citizens are at a record high up 14 from last year. In many cases, charities are saying that the deportations are illegal. The telegraph next with their analysis of rafa nadals victory over south africans Kevin Anderson in last nights us open final. Its nadas 16th grand slam. No stopping him and finally, the popes had a bit of a bump while in his popemobile in colombia. Pope francis is visiting the country where he had helped broker a peace deal last year and accidentally hit his head against the screen you can see just a few splashes of blood there. It took quite a hit but he is still smiling and carrying on. He is great with the crowds. Google talk about that more with our guest. With me is henry bonsu, a broadcaster and International Conference host.
Congratulations on your award. How does it feel to be the mercury prizewinner 2017 . It feels amazing its like a dream, to be honest. How did it feel to be even nominated . M was amazing just to be nominated. That was great. Its something ive watched for years. About, i have watched for years, it felt great. Your album, the process is about personal stuff. Can you talk us through what it took to write . Writing helped me through my day to day life. I was going through some hard times of looking after, you know my mother. She was ill. And music really was like a cathartic thing for me, something for me to express myself and not let the world get on top of me. So, yeah, it was an important thing. Now, this is obviously an open time for collaborations. There is a lot of artists we saw skepta come in and hug you, who are you going to work with, you have worked with drake, beyonce, anyone you have your eye on . I would love to work with people like stormzy and owen. Lots of people i love to
With me are the former trade minister, lord digbyjones, and the broadcaster and campaigner, henry bonsu. Tomorrows front pages. They are both going to respect each others opinion and not talk over each other at all laughter the telegraph leads with the duke of edinburgh who is retiring who is retiring from public duties this autumn. The daily mail pays tribute to the prince with a salute from the nation. The sun has totted up a total of over 22,000 personal engagements made by Prince Philip. That is a very accurate number. The same story is on the front off the i the paper estimates that the duke has made 5,000 speeches. The times claims that the queens consort decided to retire to avoid growing frail in public. The mirror says the bbc claims that Sir Cliff Richard has spent an unreasonable amount on legal fees after taking action over coverage of a police raid on his home. The guardians main story is a warning from donald tusk for theresa may to show respect during brexit talks. And t
With me are the former trade minister, lord digbyjones, and the broadcaster and campaigner, henry bonsu. Tomorrows front pages. They are both going to respect each others opinion and not talk over each other at all laughter the telegraph leads with the duke of edinburgh who is retiring who is retiring from public duties this autumn. The daily mail pays tribute to the prince with a salute from the nation. The sun has totted up a total of over 22,000 personal engagements made by Prince Philip. That is a very accurate number. The same story is on the front off the i the paper estimates that the duke has made 5,000 speeches. The times claims that the queens consort decided to retire to avoid growing frail in public. The mirror says the bbc claims that Sir Cliff Richard has spent an unreasonable amount on legal fees after taking action over coverage of a police raid on his home. The guardians main story is a warning from donald tusk for theresa may to show respect during brexit talks. And t
Thunderstorms. A lovely weekend in terms of sunshine coming up but strong sunshine and high levels of pollen, pretty hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the former trader minister lord digbyjones and the broadcaster and campaigner henry bonsu. Thank you very much were coming in at this late hour. Tomorrows front pages theres once again only one story on tomorrows front pages, the guardian reports that while relatives face an agonising wait for news, some victims of the fire may never be identified. The Daily Telegraph says residents of the burnt out tower block demand answers as their sorrow turns to anger. The metro focuses on calls forjustice after lives were reduced to ashes, saying that those responsible should be arrested. The i carries photos of several of those missing, adding that public anger is growing at what it describes a disaster. The times reports that the United States had allegedly banned the type of cladding