there have been some near misses as the aircraft of china and the us challenge one another in contested waters of the south china sea. analysts say the possibility of war is no longer remote. translation: china is actually becoming more powerful. - under such circumstances, it s an increasingly dangerous situtation in which china and the us could have conflicts and it is possible that war could happen. if it did, nothing good would come of it for both countries and for the region. leaders often say they ve had frank discussions but officials associated with these talks said that antony blinken and his chinese counterparts really spoke their minds in meetings which went hours longer than expected. there is much at stake for the whole world if relations between beijing and washington continue to collapse, and these governments know it. yet, while the us and china are talking up the best, they re also preparing
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me, kevin schofield, political editor with huffpost uk, and martin bentham, home affairs editor at the evening standard. welcome to you both, good to see you again. that may bring you up to date at home with the front pages as we have them so far. let me. the ft leads with worrying news for the uk s economy, which is set to see the worst growth in the 620 apart from russia. unsuprisngly, the metro reports on the rmt s planned rail strike, accusing its boss of having no shame when apologising for the disruption it will cause. the i also leads with the industrial action, saying it could cause supermarkets to go without supplies, resulting in empty shelves. the price of filling up the average car will hit £100 that makes the front page of the telegraph. the guardian also leads with rising fuel prices and adds that the worsening economic situtation in the uk will prevent the pm from resetting
the average car will hit £100 that makes the front page of the mirror. the guardian also leads with rising fuel prices and adds that the worsening economic situtation in the uk will prevent the pm from reseting what they call his troubled premiership . the mail reports on the legal challenge by human rights lawyers to prevent the uk from deporting migrants to rwanda as early as next week. the ft leads with worrying news for the uk s economy, which is set to see the worst growth in the 620 apart from russia. and the back page of the telegraph reports that £100 million could be wiped off the purchase of chelsea football club, because of concerns about liabilities incurred during roman abramovich s ownership. right, let s plunge straight in, and i m going to bring you, martin and kevin, we have a lot of papers mouni. we are going to get through them put smartest this time. martin, do you want to kick us off with the time story? i think this will run
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me, kevin schofield, political editor with huffpost uk, and martin bentham, home affairs editor at the evening standard. welcome to you both, good to see you again. that may bring you up to date at home with the front pages as we have them so far. let me. the ft leads with worrying news for the uk s economy, which is set to see the worst growth in the g20 apart from russia. unsuprisngly, the metro reports on the rmt s planned rail strike, accusing its boss of having no shame when apologising for the disruption it will cause. the i also leads with the industrial action, saying it could cause supermarkets to go without supplies, resulting in empty shelves. the price of filling up the average car will hit £100 that makes the front page of the telegraph. the guardian also leads with rising fuel prices and adds that the worsening economic situtation in the uk will prevent the pm from resetting