years has given the most remarkable and devoted service to the queen, to my family, and to the country, but also to the whole of the commonwealth. and as you can imagine, my family and i miss my father enormously. the duke's funeral is to take place next saturday, at st george's chapel in windsor. the congregation will be limited to 30, and the palace said prince harry will attend. the prime minister will not attend. gunshots earlier today, there were gun salutes across the country and around the world to mark the duke's death. a minute's silence was held for the duke at aintree, ahead of this afternoon's grand national. rachael blackmore gallops into sporting history by winning the grand national on minella times — the first female jockey to do so. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. tom, the director tonight, hopefully singing along with the theme tune in my ear. with me are the political commentatorjo phillips, and the political editor of the people and the sunday mirror, nigel nelson. they were both tapping their feet, playing the maracas, castanet, whatever they've got. let's start with the sunday telegraph. it leads with the tribute, paid by prince charles to the duke of edinburgh, calling him "a very special person". that tribute by the prince of wales is also on the front page of the sunday express. the newspaper adds that the prince said he misses his father "enormously". the sunday times also leads with prince charles�* emotional farewell to his father. but it also carries details of the duke's funeral, which is to take place next saturday in windsor. the sunday mirror reports that prince harry is due back in the uk, and that he willjoin his brother william for their grandfather's funeral procession. and the mail on sunday reports that the duke will be carried to st george's chapel at windsor castle in a land rover, which he had helped to design. let's make a start with the sunday telegraph, nigel, reflecting the warm tribute that prince charles made to his father, and the paper has chosen to put a photograph of the two men smiling together. yes. the two men smiling together. yes, and it also is _ the two men smiling together. yes, and it also is making _ the two men smiling together. yes, and it also is making the _ the two men smiling together. 13:3 and it also is making the point that the two of them became much closer in recent years. there had always been a feeling that prince charles and the duke of edinburgh were not terribly close when they disagreed on a number of things. and of course, in charles's younger days, it was earl mountbatten who became his sort of father figure. but apparently charles and his father were talking daily towards the end of prince philip's life. and it's kind of nice to know that background when you saw the moving tribute that charles gave, to come out and do it off—the—cuff was exactly the right kind of tone, to thank the nation for all their support also is the right thing to do. it was a very relaxed kind of address, not some kind of big national moment — just somebody who misses his dad terribly. and he wanted to say thank you for everyone else because they are grieving too. the you for everyone else because they are grieving too.— are grieving too. the sunday times has a similar— are grieving too. the sunday times has a similar headline, _ are grieving too. the sunday times has a similar headline, "charles - has a similar headline, "charles pays tribute to his dear papa." it's much easier, isn't it, to understand what they're going through when you just think of them as a normal family. yes, they are a royalfamily with lots of privilege and living in extraordinary places, but their grief is exactly the same. absolutely, and as you were saying earlier, _ absolutely, and as you were saying earlier, yesterday when we heard the new5, _ earlier, yesterday when we heard the news, you _ earlier, yesterday when we heard the news, you think of the queen — 73 years. _ news, you think of the queen — 73 years. she — news, you think of the queen — 73 years, she and the duke of edinburgh were married, and enormously incomprehensible time for a couple to be _ incomprehensible time for a couple to be together. and i think in this particular— to be together. and i think in this particular time when so many families— particular time when so many families have lost loved ones, gone through— families have lost loved ones, gone through extremely difficult circumstances because of coronavirus, the queen has been a great _ coronavirus, the queen has been a great healer. and, without being a sort of _ great healer. and, without being a sort of rallying figurehead, there is that— sort of rallying figurehead, there is that sort of sense of calm and, i think_ is that sort of sense of calm and, i think in_ is that sort of sense of calm and, i think in a — is that sort of sense of calm and, i think in a way, sadness for them, although— think in a way, sadness for them, although obviously at 99 and the fact that — although obviously at 99 and the fact that the duke had been ill for a considerable amount of time, it wasn't _ a considerable amount of time, it wasn't unexpected. but i think as you say, — wasn't unexpected. but i think as you say, it — wasn't unexpected. but i think as you say, it is a sense that, yes, they— you say, it is a sense that, yes, they are — you say, it is a sense that, yes, they are a — you say, it is a sense that, yes, they are a family, and in some ways they are a family, and in some ways the fact— they are a family, and in some ways the fact that — they are a family, and in some ways the fact that the funeral at the duke's— the fact that the funeral at the duke's oh— the fact that the funeral at the duke's on request will not be a great _ duke's on request will not be a great big — duke's on request will not be a great big state funeral, it'll be very. — great big state funeral, it'll be very, limited because of coronavirus. in a way, that must be some _ coronavirus. in a way, that must be some comfort, they haven't got to worry— some comfort, they haven't got to worry about which head of state sits next to _ worry about which head of state sits next to which head of state, and all that stuff — next to which head of state, and all that stuff. and of course, he hated all that— that stuff. and of course, he hated all that pomposity and flowery, and all that pomposity and flowery, and all the _ all that pomposity and flowery, and all the rest of it. sol all that pomposity and flowery, and all the rest of it. so i think it is that— all the rest of it. so i think it is that whole _ all the rest of it. so i think it is that whole sense of a family mourning the loss of somebody who is incredibly— mourning the loss of somebody who is incredibly important, obviously. back _ incredibly important, obviously. back to — incredibly important, obviously. back to nigel on the sunday mirror, "united in grief," we know prince harry is coming back from the united states for the service. we harry is coming back from the united states for the service.— states for the service. we do indeed, states for the service. we do indeed. and _ states for the service. we do indeed, and what _ states for the service. we do indeed, and what the - states for the service. we do indeed, and what the sunday states for the service. we do - indeed, and what the sunday mirror is reporting is that there are hopes that there'll some kind of reproach meant between prince harry and prince william, who have not been getting onto well as of late. this is family and families fall out, brothers fall out, and that's what's happened in this case. there's some hope that the two of them will walk behind the land rover carrying prince philip's coffin, and the fact they'll be together, and harry will have to isolate when he gets here, but it will give them a chance to have a proper heart—to—heart, sort out their differences, and i would imagine it would be one of prince philip's greatest wishes if the two of them can actually part as friends, which is exactly what they used to be because they were very close. ., ., ,, ._ used to be because they were very close. ., ., ,, ., close. the mail on sunday talks about the _ close. the mail on sunday talks about the countess _ close. the mail on sunday talks about the countess of - close. the mail on sunday talksj about the countess of wessex's reaction, she was asking how the queen was coping, and she said she was doing amazing. yes. queen was coping, and she said she was doing amazing.— was doing amazing. yes, and she looked a bit _ was doing amazing. yes, and she looked a bit teary-eyed, - was doing amazing. yes, and she looked a bit teary-eyed, as - was doing amazing. yes, and she looked a bit teary-eyed, as you l looked a bit teary—eyed, as you would _ looked a bit teary—eyed, as you would expect. it's quite interesting, the countess of wessex is very— interesting, the countess of wessex is very close to the queen, apparently, and she's one of the queen's— apparently, and she's one of the queen's cortege of trusted women, which _ queen's cortege of trusted women, which includes princess and, lee pamela — which includes princess and, lee pamela hicks, and her dresser —— queen's— pamela hicks, and her dresser —— queen's quartet of trusted women. in a sense, _ queen's quartet of trusted women. in a sense, i_ queen's quartet of trusted women. in a sense, i think sophie has become a sort of— a sense, i think sophie has become a sort of a _ a sense, i think sophie has become a sort of a daughter alongside princess— sort of a daughter alongside princess and, they obviously get along _ princess and, they obviously get along very— princess and, they obviously get along very well. she's one of those minor— along very well. she's one of those minor royals that we don't hear an awful— minor royals that we don't hear an awful lot _ minor royals that we don't hear an awful lot about, but appears to just -et awful lot about, but appears to just get on _ awful lot about, but appears to just get on with doing what is required of her~ _ get on with doing what is required of her~ and — get on with doing what is required of her. and at a time when we've all seen _ of her. and at a time when we've all seen so _ of her. and at a time when we've all seen so many— of her. and at a time when we've all seen so many members of the royal family. _ seen so many members of the royal family, particularly the minor royals— family, particularly the minor royals seeking fame and glory, and perhaps— royals seeking fame and glory, and perhaps the wrong sort of headlines, ithink— perhaps the wrong sort of headlines, i think sophie is perhaps a breath of fresh _ i think sophie is perhaps a breath of fresh air~ — i think sophie is perhaps a breath of fresh air-— i think sophie is perhaps a breath of fresh air. "land rover and out," not our of fresh air. "land rover and out," not your usual _ of fresh air. "land rover and out," not your usual hearse _ of fresh air. "land rover and out," not your usual hearse for - of fresh air. "land rover and out," not your usual hearse for the - of fresh air. "land rover and out," | not your usual hearse for the duke, nigel? not your usual hearse for the duke, niel? ~ . �* , not your usual hearse for the duke, niel? . ., �*, .., not your usual hearse for the duke, niel? ~ ., �*, ., , ., nigel? what's coming out is that prince philip _ nigel? what's coming out is that prince philip seemed _ nigel? what's coming out is that prince philip seemed to - nigel? what's coming out is that prince philip seemed to have - nigel? what's coming out is that i prince philip seemed to have been planning his funeral absolutely meticulously. i'm sure he thought there would be more than 30 guests, he never predicted the pandemic. but this is the land rover that will take him to his funeral, and it is a land rover he had specially designed for himself a few years ago, and has a handcrafted rear — that is where the coffin will go. so it is extraordinary, the amount of time prince philip must�*ve spent thinking about this particular day. and of course, we all hope it will go off as well as these things possibly can. it as well as these things possibly can. ., ., ., , can. it ought to with military position- _ can. it ought to with military position- i — can. it ought to with military position. i look _ can. it ought to with military position. i look forward - can. it ought to with military position. i look forward to i can. it ought to with military - position. i look forward to seeing this vehicle.— this vehicle. absolutely, and i think we've — this vehicle. absolutely, and i think we've all _ this vehicle. absolutely, and i think we've all learned - this vehicle. absolutely, and i think we've all learned a - this vehicle. absolutely, and i think we've all learned a lot . this vehicle. absolutely, and i - think we've all learned a lot about the duke — think we've all learned a lot about the duke of edinburgh over the last 24 hours. _ the duke of edinburgh over the last 24 hours, and he was very keen on design _ 24 hours, and he was very keen on design and — 24 hours, and he was very keen on design and engineering, as well as the arts— design and engineering, as well as the arts in— design and engineering, as well as the arts in sport, and the environment and everything else. and the idea _ environment and everything else. and the idea of— environment and everything else. and the idea of him may be drawing it out and _ the idea of him may be drawing it out and finding the bits and working in a workshop, putting some ovals — ithink— in a workshop, putting some ovals — i think it's _ in a workshop, putting some ovals — i think it's rather touching, and i dare _ i think it's rather touching, and i dare say— i think it's rather touching, and i dare say they might be some replicas available _ dare say they might be some replicas available to people or might appear in some _ available to people or might appear in some other form after it's been used _ in some other form after it's been used for— in some other form after it's been used for the funeral. a in some other form after it's been used for the funeral.— used for the funeral. a lovely ima . e, used for the funeral. a lovely image. isn't _ used for the funeral. a lovely image, isn't it? _ used for the funeral. a lovely image, isn't it? a— used for the funeral. a lovely image, isn't it? a different i used for the funeral. a lovely i image, isn't it? a different story now on the sunday times, and nigel, we need you to give us a background to this because it can get a bit complicated, "nuts e—mail raises questions 4pm" just explain that. the david cameron gave lex green silk, an australian financier, access to downing street... and went on to work as an adviser. during the time since he's been prime minister, he's been trying to broker a number of deals on behalf of the financier for which he would make a great deal of money if they came off. what the sunday times is telling us is that one of these was for a payment app for the nhs, which nhs workers could use forfree. he for the nhs, which nhs workers could use for free. he arranged a private meeting between the health secretary and greensill to discuss this. there's no suggestion that matt hancock behaved in any way improperly, but there is a big question about whether or not prime ministers should be lobbying quite so soon after they've left office. it must be very difficult for matt hancock to have turned down a request for a drink with his ex—boss. it would be difficult for all of us to do that. so maybe we should start thinking about some new rules around former prime ministers - i rules around former prime ministers — i would suggest they shouldn't be allowed to lobby for ten years after leaving office. allowed to lobby for ten years after leaving office-— leaving office. because this is caettin leaving office. because this is getting more _ leaving office. because this is getting more and _ leaving office. because this is getting more and more - leaving office. because this is - getting more and more complicated, isn't it? more and more ministers being connected even if they aren't implicated? being connected even if they aren't imlicated? .,. , �* being connected even if they aren't implicated?— implicated? exactly, we've got the chancellor now, _ implicated? exactly, we've got the chancellor now, matt _ implicated? exactly, we've got the chancellor now, matt hancock, - implicated? exactly, we've got the | chancellor now, matt hancock, and it's not _ chancellor now, matt hancock, and it's not so _ chancellor now, matt hancock, and it's not so much about whether or not it— it's not so much about whether or not it was— it's not so much about whether or not it was actually breaking the law technically or not — is the perception, and the perception is obviously— perception, and the perception is obviously on corruption, which we've been _ obviously on corruption, which we've been around — obviously on corruption, which we've been around this track many times with expenses scandals and various other— with expenses scandals and various other things. we got question marks that have _ other things. we got question marks that have been awarded over coronavirus, done very quickly without — coronavirus, done very quickly without the sort of due diligence in tendering — without the sort of due diligence in tendering process for understandable reasons _ tendering process for understandable reasons - _ tendering process for understandable reasons — but it would seem that many _ reasons — but it would seem that many have — reasons — but it would seem that many have gone to friends or acquaintances of people in government. and thisjust adds acquaintances of people in government. and this just adds to that sense — government. and this just adds to that sense of entitlement, of short cuts, _ that sense of entitlement, of short cuts, of— that sense of entitlement, of short cuts, of going round the back. we do know— cuts, of going round the back. we do know that _ cuts, of going round the back. we do know that many, many businesses were willing _ know that many, many businesses were willing and _ know that many, many businesses were willing and offering letter a, to help. _ willing and offering letter a, to help, whether it was making ppe or other— help, whether it was making ppe or other equipment at the beginning of the outbreak, but we also know that many _ the outbreak, but we also know that many businesses have gone to the walk _ many businesses have gone to the walk so _ many businesses have gone to the wall. so here you have a former prime _ wall. so here you have a former prime minister basically saying, "it's prime minister basically saying, "it's nuts" — prime minister basically saying, "it's nuts" to not consider the covid — "it's nuts" to not consider the covid emergency recovery fund 41 for a company— covid emergency recovery fund 41 for a company that, had it not run down the plan, _ a company that, had it not run down the plan, david cameron would've made _ the plan, david cameron would've made millions out of —— greensill. as it— made millions out of —— greensill. as it stands— made millions out of —— greensill. as it stands he's got nothing because _ as it stands he's got nothing because they've declared bankruptcy. but it's _ because they've declared bankruptcy. but it's all— because they've declared bankruptcy. but it's all about... it's a sort of thing _ but it's all about... it's a sort of thing that— but it's all about... it's a sort of thing that needs to be looked at again~ _ thing that needs to be looked at again. many, many ministers, not 'ust again. many, many ministers, not just prime — again. many, many ministers, not just prime ministers, go on to get well-paid — just prime ministers, go on to get well—paid directorships and other things _ well—paid directorships and other things. but if you've been prime minister. — things. but if you've been prime minister, you're on the speaking circuit. _ minister, you're on the speaking circuit. you _ minister, you're on the speaking circuit, you can flog her memoirs, there's— circuit, you can flog her memoirs, there's plenty of money to be made over something that's not tawdry. we must over something that's not tawdry. must finish over something that's not tawdry. - must finish with a mention of rachel blackmore on the daily star sunday — why the long face, it asks? she won the grand national, the first woman to do so some billet indeed she is, and i thought it was an extremely exciting race. she swept the board at cheltenham before, so i think this was a well—deserved win. i at cheltenham before, so i think this was a well-deserved win. i made a mistake earlier _ this was a well-deserved win. i made a mistake earlier on _ this was a well-deserved win. i made a mistake earlier on when _ this was a well-deserved win. i made a mistake earlier on when i _ this was a well-deserved win. i made a mistake earlier on when i said - a mistake earlier on when i said there were no tragedies this year at there were no tragedies this year at the grand national, but the long mile actually did fall and did have to be put to sleep afterwards. but there only one or two horse fatalities in the last years since safety regulations came into play. i think it was absently great for rachel, i'd like to comment at the end that it wasn't about being male or female dutch i end that it wasn't about being male orfemale dutch i liked the comment. i think she's a great example to other women in the sport which is one of the few where women and men can can be equally. brute one of the few where women and men can can be equally-— can can be equally. we have to stand cricket on this _ can can be equally. we have to stand cricket on this because: _ can can be equally. we have to stand cricket on this because: wilson - cricket on this because: wilson points out that motor racing has gender equality and other forms of equestrian is him do too. i’m gender equality and other forms of equestrian is him do too.— equestrian is him do too. i'm so overwhelmed — equestrian is him do too. i'm so overwhelmed with _ equestrian is him do too. i'm so overwhelmed with nigel's - equestrian is him do too. i'm so i overwhelmed with nigel's intense knowledge of horse racing, i'm really— knowledge of horse racing, i'm really quite surprised. i think cornelius _ really quite surprised. i think cornelius likes it needs to look over— cornelius likes it needs to look over his — cornelius likes it needs to look over his shoulder. but

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