Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the defence correspondent for the times, lucy fisher, and the Political Editor of the new statesman, stephen bush. Many of tomorrows front pages are already in. In the daily mail, britains jobs boom thanks to a Record Number of women in the workforce. In the times, downing street risks betraying the people by forcing through no deal, warns Phillip Hammond in his first public intervention since resigning as chancellor of the exchequer. In the telegraph, the speaker of the house, john bercow, says hell stop borisjohnson shutting down parliament in order to force through a no deal brexit. An insult to over 75s, says the express. The paper leads with anger over pay rises for bbc staff as free tv licences are being axed for millions of pensioners. The guardian leads with a 2. 9 per cent hike in railfares due to be confirmed tomorrow. It says commuters are being priced out of train travel. A
At gatowick airport but delays remain high after an earlierfault with the air Traffic Control systems. End of the marina show, as andy murray and Serena Williams have been knocked out of the mixed doubles at wimbledon. Its over. And a shock result at the cricket world cup as india crash out losing by 18 runs to new zealand in a sensational semi final at old trafford. It started as an Anglo American diplomatic row over leaked messages but now its taken centre stage in the political fight between the rival camps in the conservative leadership race. Britains ambassador to washington Sir Kim Darroch resigned this morning saying he could not carry out his duties after president trumps unprecedented attacks on him. But supporters ofjeremy hunt say the top diplomats decision was linked to front runner Boris Johnsons refusal to give him full support during last nights tv debate. Our Diplomatic Correspondent James Landale has the story. His report contains flash photography. Sir kim darroch, 42
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are former fleet street editor eve pollard and stephen bush the political editor, new statesman. Many of tomorrows front pages are already in. thrown under the bus by boris thats the metros lead as britains ambassador to the us quits over his leaked critical comments about donald trump. The paper reports that Sir Kim Darroch felt forced to resign because borisjohnson refused to back him in last Nights Television debate. Meanwhile, according to the daily telegraph, allies of mrjohnson have insisted he must be free to choose the uks new ambassador to the us, should he become Prime Minister. The times has a similar line, reporting that theresa may has been warned that she must not tie the hands of her successor by appointing a replacement for sir kim. The paper also has an image of the duchess of sussex holding her son, archie mountbatten windsor, on his first public appearance outside windsor cas
The start of the premier league season. The start of the premier league season. But while is all too aware that he may need to break the bank again to sign the players he wants. We will break our transfer record again the summerand we will break our transfer record again the summer and we did. And we will break it again. But the first fixture at bournemouth in a months time, he is ready for what he says will be an exciting ride. Before we go, back to wimbledon and Robert Lindstedt may think twice about partnering jelena 0stapenko in the mixed doubles at wimbldeon in the future. She hit him on the head with a serve a few days ago. And today, it happened again. Here comes the serve. Lindstedt getting the bash on the head and then quickly reminding his partner its happened twice now. After taking more punishment in their match again today the good news is they won the game and linstedts got time to buy a helmet before they play again tomorrow thats all from sportsday. Coming up in a momen
Australia could have had one of their own. Both matches on bbc two, thatis their own. Both matches on bbc two, that is all from sportsday, we will have more in the evening. Marta. The number of mps vying for the tory leadership has been reduced to seven following the first of a series of roads deciding who will take over from theresa may, further rounds of voting will continue until there is only two contenders in the leadership race, then it will be down to the 160,000 members in the party to decide who should take charge in downing street. To discuss the prospects for the remaining contenders, we are joined the prospects for the remaining contenders, we arejoined by jennifer mctiernan, and editor of the new statesman, stephen bush. Welcome to the both of you. Any surprises in who has gone out . Not really, in terms of who has gone, in terms of the scale of Boris Johnsons victory, perhaps, but, yes, i think we were expecting andrea leadsom, mark harper, esther mcvey, to all go out, th