similarly, the financial times reports that russian missile strikes on lviv has led to the death of seven people. the metro leads on the introduction of half price railfares — it means some off—peak fares are drastically reduced. the telegraph says ministers are being told to ensure their civil service staff return back to the office to help end the work—from—home culture. and the sun reports on the death of one of cristiano ronaldo�*s twins during birth. sad twins during birth. news. but us begin our chat. karen, sad news. but us begin our chat. karen, you can kick us off with these scottish times. the lead story is the next phase of the war has be gone so says president zelensky. yes. this is president zelensky saying that russia has launched the second phase of its invasion of ukraine. shelling coming from the donbas. president zelensky says the battle has begun for the donbas today. there are attacks all across ukraine today including in the western city of lviv which is been largely, relatively spared. seven people killed there today. according to ukraine there were eight civilians died across the country in this new round of shelling including four who were trying to flee a small town which has been taken by russia today. it's another grim reminder that this war is very, very much still raging despite the increased promise of domestic issues on the front pages over recent days. we should be paying very, very close attention to it. yes should be paying very, very close attention to it.— attention to it. yes i certainly auree attention to it. yes i certainly agree with — attention to it. yes i certainly agree with that. _ attention to it. yes i certainly agree with that. the - attention to it. yes i certainly i agree with that. the atrocities, attention to it. yes i certainly - agree with that. the atrocities, the horror_ agree with that. the atrocities, the horror continues. and zelensky, every— horror continues. and zelensky, every time — horror continues. and zelensky, every time he makes one of these rallying _ every time he makes one of these rallying speeches we are reminded of what an_ rallying speeches we are reminded of what an incredible leader he really is and _ what an incredible leader he really is and how— what an incredible leader he really is and how he has stepped up in this situation _ is and how he has stepped up in this situation that nobody could have imagined — situation that nobody could have imagined happening just a few months a-o. imagined happening just a few months ago. actually, ithink imagined happening just a few months ago. actually, i think is a real talisman i_ ago. actually, i think is a real talisman. i imagine forthe ago. actually, i think is a real talisman. i imagine for the people for ukraine, the death and destruction of their homes, just the outright— destruction of their homes, just the outright hell, frankly, that they are experiencing. they need to hear this, they— are experiencing. they need to hear this, they need to keep going. and i think— this, they need to keep going. and i think zelensky is a leader who leads by example. and his fortitude is quite _ by example. and his fortitude is quite astonishing.— by example. and his fortitude is quite astonishing. before we move onto a second _ quite astonishing. before we move onto a second story _ quite astonishing. before we move onto a second story in _ quite astonishing. before we move onto a second story in the - quite astonishing. before we move onto a second story in the front - onto a second story in the front page of the times i'm going to update you that ukrainian authorities in mariupol which is the focus of president putin at the moment accusing russia of using so—called bunker busting bombs at that steel plant where we understand up that steel plant where we understand up to 1000 people, may be more are seeking refuge. your story on the times, the front page, scotland front page. it concerning nicola sturgeon. front page. it concerning nicola sturueon. ,, ., ., ., sturgeon. she had almost made it, scotland facemask _ sturgeon. she had almost made it, scotland facemask in _ sturgeon. she had almost made it, scotland facemask in place - sturgeon. she had almost made it, scotland facemask in place for- scotland facemask in place for almost three months longer than in england and nicola sturgeon on the final weekend of the legal requirement to wear face covering inside managed to get herself caught on a short video on a campaign visit is a part of the smp coastal elections having a laugh with staff and customers they are, not wearing and customers they are, not wearing a face covering where she should've been by law. joe she received a phone call on saturday, a firm two former conservative reported her to the police on sunday and she got a phone call today. politely but firmly reminding her of the responsibilities for people at that time to wear face coverings. nicola sturgeon has revolves for this but unlike the prime minister, there will be no fixed penalty five. police colin didn't leave it with seem to want that for that was go to another potential still in trouble. the front page of the mirror. weill. the front page of the mirror. well, this is johnson's _ the front page of the mirror. well, this is johnson's walk _ the front page of the mirror. well, this is johnson's walk of _ the front page of the mirror. well, this is johnson's walk of shame. i this is johnson's walk of shame. obviously— this is johnson's walk of shame. obviously there has been a recess so everybody _ obviously there has been a recess so everybody is back to parliament tomorrow. johnson will be walking in as the _ tomorrow. johnson will be walking in as the first _ tomorrow. johnson will be walking in as the first prime minister of britain — as the first prime minister of britain to— as the first prime minister of britain to have broken the law. that's — britain to have broken the law. that's not _ britain to have broken the law. that's not a great let's face it, we also have — that's not a great let's face it, we also have the rwanda situation. so there _ also have the rwanda situation. so there is— also have the rwanda situation. so there is much to address, that is no matter— there is much to address, that is no matter what— there is much to address, that is no matter what you think of it in extraordinarily divisive piece of policy — extraordinarily divisive piece of policy. all eyes will be on him this week_ policy. all eyes will be on him this week was— policy. all eyes will be on him this week was think we already know how he's going _ week was think we already know how he's going to handle it. i think he will hluster — he's going to handle it. i think he will bluster it through and change the subject. i certainly know there will he _ the subject. i certainly know there will he no — the subject. i certainly know there will be no resignation despite the fact that — will be no resignation despite the fact that he's broken the ministerial code. there any calls for his— ministerial code. there any calls for his resignation at the moment eithen _ for his resignation at the moment eithen the — for his resignation at the moment either. the tory party keeping their powder— either. the tory party keeping their powder dry~ — either. the tory party keeping their powder dry. there a lot who said nothing — powder dry. there a lot who said nothing and some will come out in full support. we will see. i did everybody's waiting for these may elections — everybody's waiting for these may elections. and rather than do white rory stewart did witches come out on twitter— rory stewart did witches come out on twitter today and say that he really thinks _ twitter today and say that he really thinks this — twitter today and say that he really thinks this is wrong and the illegality debases the whole party for that _ illegality debases the whole party for that rather than make their decision— for that rather than make their decision based on what is right or wrong _ decision based on what is right or wrong they— decision based on what is right or wrong they are going to make it on how popularjohnson still is amongst voters _ how popularjohnson still is amongst voters. �* ., ., ., ., voters. before we move on from the sto , it voters. before we move on from the story. it has — voters. before we move on from the story, it has been _ voters. before we move on from the story, it has been reported - voters. before we move on from the story, it has been reported in - story, it has been reported in scotland?— story, it has been reported in scotland? , ., , scotland? there is an interest in scottish supreme _ scotland? there is an interest in scottish supreme court - scotland? there is an interest in scottish supreme court as - scotland? there is an interest in scottish supreme court as well. | scotland? there is an interest in - scottish supreme court as well. two things, one is these scottish conservatives are falling in the polls the second is the leader of the juries in scotland found himself in a bit of a kerfuffle where he had originally called for borisjohnson to resign, to add pressure to boris johnson then decided ahead of these scottish conservative conference last month that actually boris johnson is doing a pretty good job on ukraine, reside. through his letter is now in a sticky situation for having said that because boris johnson believes he misled parliament he should reeves sign. he is either shown or deliberately we will see what comes out of the wash on that. b. will see what comes out of the wash on that. �* , ., ., ._ ., on that. a bit of a delay of the line. on that. a bit of a delay of the line- let's _ on that. a bit of a delay of the line. let's turn _ on that. a bit of a delay of the line. let's turn to _ on that. a bit of a delay of the line. let's turn to the - on that. a bit of a delay of the line. let's turn to the front - on that. a bit of a delay of the l line. let's turn to the front page of the guardian. number ten suspected of being targeted by pegasus spyware for that this has huge and applications. it’s huge and applications. it's extraordinary _ huge and applications. it's extraordinary how to number ten has been infiltrated by their software. these _ been infiltrated by their software. these software derives from israel. but it's _ these software derives from israel. but it's been targeted with multiple infections _ but it's been targeted with multiple infections into peoples phones. it's a hacking _ infections into peoples phones. it's a hacking software device, essentially spyware. and they think that the _ essentially spyware. and they think that the operators who are linked to this come _ that the operators who are linked to this come from the united arab emirates — this come from the united arab emirates who are supposed to be an ally. and also india whichjohnson is going _ ally. and also india whichjohnson is going out there soon to try and strike _ is going out there soon to try and strike a _ is going out there soon to try and strike a trade deal. syversonjordan this goes— strike a trade deal. syversonjordan this goes back to 20 20 and 2021 and apparently definitely infiltrated the prime ministers phone the mind boggles _ the prime ministers phone the mind boggles. who knows what information they might have? also while i? that's— they might have? also while i? that's the — they might have? also while i? that's the really interesting part. certainly — that's the really interesting part. certainly nobody has gotten as far as that _ certainly nobody has gotten as far as that year. this is a new story and _ as that year. this is a new story and one — as that year. this is a new story and one that i'm sure it will be discussed at length. and a little bit worrying, it also begs the question. _ bit worrying, it also begs the question, who are our allies really? now we _ question, who are our allies really? now we distance ourselves from the european _ now we distance ourselves from the european trade bloc and looking to india. _ european trade bloc and looking to india, saudi arabia, johnston is out there _ india, saudi arabia, johnston is out there to _ india, saudi arabia, johnston is out there to talk about oil. and then there's — there to talk about oil. and then there's lt— there to talk about oil. and then there's. , , , _, . there's. it is deeply concerning that the sort _ there's. it is deeply concerning that the sort of _ there's. it is deeply concerning that the sort of security - there's. it is deeply concerning l that the sort of security breaches have been made into the heart of downing street into the foreign office researched by the university of toronto ta ken office researched by the university of toronto taken place in 2020, 2021. we still don't know what information was harvested, which phones were targeted. as effective listening devices in the heart of government, mobile phones being used as listening devices just by him heart of government. it really is quite something was up it shows what you going to downing street most people have to turn their phones over before they go on the front door. shows probably the wisdom of that policy even if it's not entirely effective at the moment. does make you wonder. the paper says we confirm that 2020, 2021 we observed and notified the government why this story is only coming out now? we are going to turn now to a really sad story which has an enormous reaction on social media but also from around the world. were going to use the front page of the sun. as you can see there on your screen, renaldo greaves as twin baby dies. , , , , screen, renaldo greaves as twin baby dies. , , , ., . screen, renaldo greaves as twin baby dies. , , .. y screen, renaldo greaves as twin baby dies. , _ .,. g ., dies. just terribly tragic. my heart noes dies. just terribly tragic. my heart aoes out dies. just terribly tragic. my heart goes out to _ dies. just terribly tragic. my heart goes out to them. _ dies. just terribly tragic. my heart goes out to them. renaldo - dies. just terribly tragic. my heart goes out to them. renaldo let - dies. just terribly tragic. my heart | goes out to them. renaldo let the information come out on his instagram. his wife georgina rodriguez was pregnant with her baby lii'l rodriguez was pregnant with her baby girl and _ rodriguez was pregnant with her baby girl and a _ rodriguez was pregnant with her baby girland a baby rodriguez was pregnant with her baby girl and a baby boy and unfortunately, the little boy has died _ unfortunately, the little boy has died. horrendous, tragic and my heart _ died. horrendous, tragic and my heart goes — died. horrendous, tragic and my heart goes out to them. really not much _ heart goes out to them. really not much more — heart goes out to them. really not much more you can say about that. it's much more you can say about that. it'sjust_ much more you can say about that. it'sjust horrible. a little angel has gone _ it'sjust horrible. a little angel has gone to heaven.— it'sjust horrible. a little angel has gone to heaven. exactly that, it's devastating. _ has gone to heaven. exactly that, it's devastating. a _ has gone to heaven. exactly that, it's devastating. a tragedy - has gone to heaven. exactly that, it's devastating. a tragedy for - it's devastating. a tragedy for cristiano ronaldo and his wife was a baby boy has died. his twin baby girl has survived. it's a horrible thing. the incredible show of support from team—mates but also from the wider footballing and just general community, it's horrible, horrible news. you just hope that the family are getting all the support that they need just now. the matter how rich and how famous, something that you leave a lasting effect and that support will be needed. ~ ., ., ., ., ~' effect and that support will be needed. ~ ., ., ., ., ~ ., needed. where going to look at the front -a . e needed. where going to look at the front page of _ needed. where going to look at the front page of the _ needed. where going to look at the front page of the telegraph - needed. where going to look at the front page of the telegraph now. i front page of the telegraph now. back to the workings of government, certainly civil service was up they are being told or rather the manages being told, get everybody back in the office. , , the office. yes. interesting. apparently _ the office. yes. interesting. apparently civil _ the office. yes. interesting. apparently civil servants, i the office. yes. interesting. l apparently civil servants, it's the office. yes. interesting. - apparently civil servants, it's not back— apparently civil servants, it's not back to _ apparently civil servants, it's not back to pre—covid levels cover many people _ back to pre—covid levels cover many people are — back to pre—covid levels cover many people are continuing to work from home _ people are continuing to work from home and — people are continuing to work from home and they've adapted to their new way— home and they've adapted to their new way of working. jace got free smoke _ new way of working. jace got free smoke is— new way of working. jace got free smoke is taking umbrage with this and saying — smoke is taking umbrage with this and saying it looks like he's been putting _ and saying it looks like he's been putting together some evidence, spreadsheets, he's been walking the halls of— spreadsheets, he's been walking the halls of white halls to get to find out what — halls of white halls to get to find out what has gone on he is insisting that gove _ out what has gone on he is insisting that gove talks to his department and people are back at their desks. ithink— and people are back at their desks. i think there's an argument to say certainly— i think there's an argument to say certainly that there are great advantages to working with people face—to—face with the energy that you get— face—to—face with the energy that you get from people, the social aspect — you get from people, the social aspect. but alsojust you get from people, the social aspect. but also just sometimes you get from people, the social aspect. but alsojust sometimes in terms _ aspect. but alsojust sometimes in terms of— aspect. but alsojust sometimes in terms of better communication, different— terms of better communication, different style of communication, brainstorming ideas, that kind of thing _ brainstorming ideas, that kind of thing for— brainstorming ideas, that kind of thing for that actually is well, i think— thing for that actually is well, i think telling grown adults how to work. _ think telling grown adults how to work, perhaps those days are gone. i do think— work, perhaps those days are gone. i do think people now are going about my productivity was great and if i can do— my productivity was great and if i can do two— my productivity was great and if i can do two days in the office at three _ can do two days in the office at three days _ can do two days in the office at three days at home and that works and ill— three days at home and that works and i'll do— three days at home and that works and i'll do myjob properly, that means— and i'll do myjob properly, that means i— and i'll do myjob properly, that means i can perhaps pick up my child or i'm _ means i can perhaps pick up my child or i'm not _ means i can perhaps pick up my child or i'm not spending so much money on the train _ or i'm not spending so much money on the train i _ or i'm not spending so much money on the train i don't have to live so near— the train i don't have to live so near the — the train i don't have to live so near the office, whatever it is. these — near the office, whatever it is. these are _ near the office, whatever it is. these are all things that i think going _ these are all things that i think going forward looks a bit more like progress — going forward looks a bit more like progress. it�*s going forward looks a bit more like rouress. h ., ., going forward looks a bit more like rouress. h . ., ., going forward looks a bit more like ”roress. i, ., ., ., ., . progress. it's a matter of balance. and ou progress. it's a matter of balance. and you had _ progress. it's a matter of balance. and you had a _ progress. it's a matter of balance. and you had a bit _ progress. it's a matter of balance. and you had a bit of _ progress. it's a matter of balance. and you had a bit of that. - progress. it's a matter of balance. and you had a bit of that. still - and you had a bit of that. still ongoing working from home and the office as well? yes ongoing working from home and the office as well?— office as well? yes and that looks like the new _ office as well? yes and that looks like the new normal— office as well? yes and that looks like the new normal for— office as well? yes and that looks like the new normal for most - office as well? yes and that looks i like the new normal for most offers workplaces certainly lots ofjobs where that can happen. i think there will be lots of offices where there will be lots of offices where there will be lots of offices where there will be some form of hybrid working to get that balance between the spark you get by seeing colleagues and bouncing ideas and being able to communicate better. but also the kind of work life balance that comes with potentially a couple of days at home. it's no surprise this is been a be in his bonnet for quite a while. it's no surprise as the minister for a while. it's no surprise as the ministerfor a government while. it's no surprise as the minister for a government efficiency spends time making up spreadsheets to see who's in the office it does make you wonder how much people have saved on travel costs. there make you wonder how much people have saved on travel costs.— saved on travel costs. there must be some environmental— saved on travel costs. there must be some environmental benefit - saved on travel costs. there must be some environmental benefit to - saved on travel costs. there must be some environmental benefit to all i saved on travel costs. there must be some environmental benefit to all of| some environmental benefit to all of this as well, don't you think? that could be an _ this as well, don't you think? that could be an argument. 100%. the cost and the _ could be an argument. 100%. the cost and the time, — could be an argument. 100%. the cost and the time, depending what your journey— and the time, depending what your journey as— and the time, depending what your journey as if it say two hours out of your— journey as if it say two hours out of your day, _ journey as if it say two hours out of your day, they can arguably be spent _ of your day, they can arguably be spent better at home. they are all sorts— spent better at home. they are all sorts of— spent better at home. they are all sorts of reasons why people might want to _ sorts of reasons why people might want to mix it up. and we live in a different— want to mix it up. and we live in a different way now to the weight that we did _ different way now to the weight that we did in— different way now to the weight that we did in the start of the industrial revolution. i think going forward _ industrial revolution. i think going forward. treating employees like adults. _ forward. treating employees like adults, people doing theirjob properly— adults, people doing theirjob properly let's face it, it usually becomes— properly let's face it, it usually becomes pretty clear. i think that's a really— becomes pretty clear. i think that's a really positive thing and you get a really positive thing and you get a better— a really positive thing and you get a betterjob out of people. thank you very much indeed. thank you forjoining us for the papers tonight. that's it for the papers for tonight — my thanks to kieran and jemma — next up is click — goodbye for now. welcome, welcome, welcome. lara, what is