hello and welcome to our look at what the papers are saying today. with me, author and journalist rachel shabi, and also joined by the political commentator and former head of press at number 10 downing street under prime minister david cameron, giles kenningham. good morning. that s run through the front pages first. the observer leads with partygate and the imminent sue gray report claiming that the prime minister is expected to sacrifice the head of the civil service, simon case, when it is released. the conservatives are threatening an attack on transport and education unions that s according the sunday telegraph, which says the government is poised to draw up laws requiring minimum numbers to work during a strike. the sunday times front page says an nhs ambulance trust has been caught covering up evidence about deaths linked to mistakes made by paramedics. one to one help for all pupils that s the education secretary s pledge on the front of the sunday express. and it s w
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featuring a confident statement from coleen rooney, saying, it s in the bag. let s talk a bit more on what is on the front pages and insight. let s start with the sunday times and that story that the nhs covered up ambulance deaths scandal. the paper saying an ambience trust has been caught covering up damning evidence about mistakes liked to paramedic. managers filtered out inconvenience facts from report to present cases in a better light. they kept families and corners from learning the full truth. rachel, tell us more about this on. about this on. this will be a pretty u state to about this on. this will be a pretty upstate to read about this on. this will be a pretty upstate to read for about this on. this will be a pretty upstate to read for many - about this on. this will be a pretty upstate to read for many put - about this on. this will be a pretty upstate to read for many put up i about this on. this will be a pretty upstate to read for many put up it| upstate to read
questions. raises a question about whether questions. raises a question about whether there needs to be a public inquiry whether there needs to be a public inquiry into whether there needs to be a public inquiry into what has gone on because inquiry into what has gone on because it seems to be allegedly systemic because it seems to be allegedly systemic problems going back in the service systemic problems going back in the service over a number of years and happening service over a number of years and happening at a number of levels and to rachel s happening at a number of levels and to rachel s point, families who lost loved to rachel s point, families who lost loved ones to rachel s point, families who lost loved ones in a most tragic circumstances not able to have closure circumstances not able to have closure and in one case it took the coroner closure and in one case it took the coroner to closure and in one case it took the coroner to uncover what was going on
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