president zelensky has appealled to european leaders for more weapons. addressing a new forum of a0 nations, he said his country had to defeat russia s invasion in order to protect freedom across europe. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former trade minister, lord digbyjones, and rachel cunliffe, who s senior associate editor for the new statesman. the metro goes with the energy crisis and warns of a winter of disconnect after the national grid confirmed they had contingency plans for blackouts. the energy theme is followed in the i with electricty blackout warning this winter and the worst case scenarios with households facing three hour energy cuts. the guardian leads on suggestions from charities that rolling power cuts could put lives at risk. the theme is continued in the mail with the headlines blackout deal sparks a storm . the paper says households could be offered ten pounds a day not to u
compared spot on with the fact it is pennies compared with everything else. if we can do compared with everything else. if we can do anything in these couple of months can do anything in these couple of months before it gets really cold, and forgive the pun, but warm up the population and forgive the pun, but warm up the population into saving energy it will he population into saving energy it will be the best value for money for the 50 will be the best value for money for the 50 million they have spent in a lon- the 50 million they have spent in a longtime the 50 million they have spent in a long time. and also the point that would long time. and also the point that would he long time. and also the point that would be lost on a public information campaign, if households save energy, they save money. it s notjust save energy, they save money. it s not just that save energy, they save money. it s not just that they make more energy available not just that they make
lahour candlelight. and in 1978 which was a labour prime minister, james callaghan, where there were blackouts, but it was the miners, but it blackouts, but it was the miners, but it was mainly the public sector, generally but it was mainly the public sector, generally. in the photograph in the mirror generally. in the photograph in the mirror on generally. in the photograph in the mirror on the front page, a pub in 1970 mirror on the front page, a pub in 1970 in mirror on the front page, a pub in 1970 in newcastle. 1970, it was pre or shock of 73, it was a problem with the pre or shock of 73, it was a problem with the miners he had and it was before with the miners he had and it was before 1978 that james callaghan had. before 1978 that james callaghan had~ i before 1978 that james callaghan had. i don t understand the power cut happening in newcastle in 1970, unless cut happening in newcastle in 1970, unless it cut happening in newcastle in 1970, unless it was loca
over the germans are where the government over the last 15 years, actually got rid of over the last 15 years, actually got rid of so over the last 15 years, actually got rid of so much of their own independent power generation and relied independent power generation and relied russia. they are paying the price now relied russia. they are paying the price now. that is a governmental issue price now. that is a governmental issue and price now. that is a governmental issue and at price now. that is a governmental issue and at least we are not sitting issue and at least we are not sitting in issue and at least we are not sitting in that regard, we get a lot of us sitting in that regard, we get a lot of us from sitting in that regard, we get a lot of us from qatar, we get a lot from norwav of us from qatar, we get a lot from norwav we of us from qatar, we get a lot from norway. we get a lot of it from the fact we norway. we get a lot of it from the fact we are n
and about absolute pro, i have seen her out and about many times. if it is on the front and about many times. if it is on the front page it does remind us that there the front page it does remind us that there are issues, as rachel said about that there are issues, as rachel said about this awful tragedy in thailand said about this awful tragedy in thailand. there are other issues and lreland thailand. there are other issues and lreland is thailand. there are other issues and lreland is an thailand. there are other issues and ireland is an issue. that lady reminding the world the republican movement hasn t gone away and is still the movement hasn t gone away and is still the and she properly got more coverage still the and she properly got more coverage for her view by having it on the coverage for her view by having it on the front page of the daily mail in that on the front page of the daily mail in that environment than many big demonstration and nastiness would h