the prime minister securing a deal for british expats in europe. like many of the papers, it also features a large picture of princess charlotte which was released to celebrate her second birthday. the financial times says the european commission is preparing to issue plans to control the city of london s lucrative euroclearing market. the high cost of calls to and from bedside phones in hospitals is highlighted on the front page of the metro. the i claim tax laws used by hmrc are so complex taxpayers who fill out their returns on line may end up overpaying. the furore surrounding the now infamous meeting between theresa may and jean claude junker is on the front of the daily express, with the prime minister claiming the account was just brussels gossip. the daily mail leads with a special investigation in to claims fertility clinics exploit couples desperate for a baby by persuading them to donate eggs in return for free treatment. the times warns of a looming crisis surro
in what you expect to come through that might keep things one way or another? i m not sure they will keep things one way or another. we are waiting to see what happens in cardiff, which is still counting at the moment. there s been some relatively bad news for labour in wales already. we don t have anything at the moment about scotland, where there is a very different story, which isjust scotland, where there is a very different story, which is just how well are the snp doing? will they retain the 56 or 59 westminster seats they had last time? we will be looking for clues about that, it s a different political scenario to what we have tonight with the results in england and wales. thank you very much. time now for the travel show. this week, celebrating gha na s 60th birthday. i m drinking to the country s independence. sparring with the locals. boxing is massive, they love it here. and meeting some of its cutest residents. i am amazed how much banana a little monkey like tha
what is it s a problem that one round of it out of developed nations don t have to worry os to that about. there, only 1 percent of medicines on sale are fake. but in emerging nations in south america, asia and africa, the figure can exceed 30 percent. one us study showed that worldwide sales of counterfeit medicines could be as high as 95 billion dollars. and then there s the human cost. counterfeit medicine is killing people. we re on the outskirts of veracruz, on mexico s east coast. among the occasional stonebuilt house: a lot of makeshift huts. this is where the vazquez ortega family live. they re still grieving the loss of little gael, who died in hospital of leukaemia two years ago. this was when he was four. he was full of life and loved playing with his friends. that s gael about a month before i took him to the clinic for the last time. here, in one of the city s biggest state hospitals is where diana vazquez ortega s son was treated. the child s prognosis was g
what is it s a problem that one round of it out of developed nations don t have to worry os to that about. there, only 1 percent of medicines on sale are fake. but in emerging nations in south america, asia and africa, the figure can exceed 30 percent. one us study showed that worldwide sales of counterfeit medicines could be as high as 95 billion dollars. and then there s the human cost. counterfeit medicine is killing people. we re on the outskirts of veracruz, on mexico s east coast. among the occasional stonebuilt house: a lot of makeshift huts. this is where the vazquez ortega family live. they re still grieving the loss of little gael, who died in hospital of leukaemia two years ago. this was when he was four. he was full of life and loved playing with his friends. that s gael about a month before i took him to the clinic for the last time. here, in one of the city s biggest state hospitals is where diana vazquez ortega s son was treated. the child s prognosis was g