Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me arejohn stevens, deputy Political Editor at the daily mail, and jack blanchard, editor at politico london playbook. Tomorrows front pages. Lets start with the daily mirror, that celebrates the uks nhs workers with a headline commending their work and saying give them all a medal. The times leads on the foreign secretary Dominic Raabs announcement that the government is to help stranded britons return home. It says the uk is planning the biggest peacetime repatriation operation, with plans to bring up to 300,000 people home, at a cost of up to £75 million. Get tough on cowards abusing the nhs, says the front page of the daily express. The guardian leads on police warned against overreach in use of virus lockdown powers. The guardian reports that Police Forces crossed their power limits in an attempt to stop the spread of the deadly coronavirus. And i leads on the nationwide lockdown impose
Against a british soldier begins. One barrister claimed there was no way of holding the pensioners who planned the government to account. To end their lives together we have got here the mother Mavis Ecclestone survived of parliament being shut down by and is cleared of murdering her the father of lies. Rather than allowing lies to triumph, listen to the angels of your better nature. A special investigation into how thousands of vulnerable teenagers are not being protected by unregulated care homes. The uk car industry gets a boost as ineos announces it will be building a new 4x4 vehicle at bridgend in south wales, creating up to 500 jobs. Its five oclock our top story. Saudi arabia has said that saturdays attack on its Oil Facilities was unquestionably sponsored by iran. At a news conference, the Saudi Defence Ministry Spokesman said the attack hadnt been launched from yemen, despite efforts to make it appear so. President trump has announced what he described as substantial new sanct
Of the future. The two men vying to be britains next Prime Minister, Boris Johnson and jeremy hunt, have taken part in a live televised debate. They clashed over brexit, economic policies and the qualities needed to lead the country. Mrjohnson said it was crucial that britain leaves the eu on the 31st october with or without a deal, butjeremy hunt accused him of peddling optimism. Our Political Editor Laura Kuenssberg watched the debate. Jeering out in front in the race, and first in the door tonight. Then next, the man in second vying to take charge. All we demand a peoples vote. At a time when conflict and controversy follows politicians everywhere. First, with the familiar introductions, the brexiteer in chief. We can either continue with the same old failed can kicking approach, destroying trust in politics, sapping business confidence, or else we can change, get back on our mojo. Mr hunt suggested a wider appeal. In poll after poll, im the publics preferred choice for Prime Minist
Prime minister to hold a second referendum on brexit says they will back remain. Jeremy corbyn says people should be allowed a fresh vote on whether to accept any brexit deal agreed by the conservatives with brussels or on whether to leave without a deal. The tories want no deal. We will stop that, and we believe the public should have a vote to decide whether it should be no deal, or remain in the eu. Britains Ethnicity Pay gap workers earned on average 4 less than their white counterparts last year. One of yemens young survivors saved by doctors as the un warns of the desperate situation for thousands of other children. Commentator it is a stunning performance by strycova. And Johanna Konta is knocked out in the wimbledon quarter finals putting an end to british hopes in the singles. Coming up on bbc news, Serena Williams is into another wimbledon semifinal in her pursuit of a 24th grand slam title. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. Jeremy hunt has hit back at Presiden
Intelligence. The robot news readers of the future. The two men vying to be britains next Prime Minister, Boris Johnson and jeremy hunt, have taken part in a live televised debate. They clashed over brexit, economic policies and the qualities needed to lead the country. Mrjohnson said it was crucial that britain leaves the eu on the 31st october, with or without a deal, butjeremy hunt accused him of peddling optimism. Our Political Editor Laura Kuenssberg watched the debate. Jeering out in front in the race, and first in the door tonight. Then next, the man in second vying to take charge. All we demand a peoples vote. At a time when conflict and controversy follows politicians everywhere. First, with the familiar introductions, the brexiteer in chief. We can either continue with the same old failed can kicking approach, destroying trust in politics, sapping business confidence, or else we can change, get back on our mojo. Mr hunt suggested a wider appeal. In poll after poll, im the pub