hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are polly mackenzie, who s chief executive of the cross party think tank, demos. and also with me is sam lister, the deputy political editor at the daily express. welcome to both of you. thank you for being with us this monday evening. let s take a look at the front pages. almost all of them lead on that photograph published earlier today, the party gate revelations asking how borisjohnson escaped police fines after pictures emerged of him drinking at downing street party when other people in attendance were fine. the guardian has the same story and believes he will face further questions of the event because some of those present were fined and the prime minister wasn t. the telegraph has a similar line also saying that the prime minister did not receive a questionnaire from the police about his presence at this event. he i says boris johnson his presence at this event. he i says
his presence at this event. he i says boris johnson his presence at this event. he i says borisjohnson is waiting to find out the reaction of the pictures both from mps and the public. at times is a different angle, putting him under pressure that when he said that house of commons when asked about the event when it happened. he denied there had been won. the main story in the financial times is speculation of a windfall tax on the big energy companies most of the paper says that chancellors ordered to draw up plans, a much bigger group of companies who could get taxed. the male leads with a rail strike, when taking place in scotland. this would cause disruption to services which could hit a power supplies, petrol stations and shops if members vote for strike action later this week. right. let s plunge in, if we may. do you want to start us off with the neck show, if you would? locked down in one. , , . neck show, if you would? locked down
the times says the capital is ready to face the impending onslaught. the guardian leads with french president emmanuel macron s condemnation of borisjohnson, for not welcoming ukrainian refugees. hope amid horror the mirror says a ukrainian mother who fled a maternity ward after it was bombed, has safely given birth to a baby girl. and the daily mail says the queen has pulled out of monday s commonwealth day service, sparking concerns over her health. so let s plunge in, kevin, do you want to kick us off with the front page of the times, please? yeah. it a striking image as you can see of a soldier standing in a trench waiting for the russian onslaught. it is one or two other front pages. it is looking as though the. attempt on kyiv is coming very soon. clearly the russians i think would have wanted to have
worries about the fed easing up on stimulus and a plunge in, speaking of china, chinese stocks causing u.s. stocks to tumble to their lowest levels in two months. straight to cnn s global economic analyst and time assistant managing editor ran na foroohar. some of the worry over the fed tapering off its bond buying program, again, somewhere down the road, do we know when the that part of the road happens? well, that part of the road could happen as early as the end of this year. what s really interesting is the markets have been reacting as though all this is already happening. which is fascinating. all bernanke has said is at some point we will stop this $85 billion a month asset buying program. he hasn t talked about raising interest rates. although you are starting to see worries about that in the market. i think that there has been this sort of flight from risk. and, indeed, the fed itself has