attempts to refloat the giant container ship blocking the waterway will continue around the clock. they re hoping high tide may help. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejohn stevens, the deputy political editor of the daily mail and benedicte paviot, uk correspondent for france 24. great to have you both back. the financial times leads on efforts by liberty steel owner gfg alliance to raise funds after ministers denied a bailout. the metro marks the easing of restrictions in england tomorrow, and the milestone of 30 million people receiving a covid vaccine first dose in the uk, with the headline jabby monday. as england prepares to take another step out of lockdown, the i reports a warning from the prime minister that vaccine resistant variants could threaten the country s recovery. the guardian leads on comments from the chair of the national police chiefs council, who says a lack of trust and confidence in th
is differentio than ours. he sending out fund-raising e-mails. this is oxygen to him and elemental. wealth, success, winning, that is central to his being. so alien to me.ie as a person, i can t imagine. i ll think twice about suing you then. please don t. thank you, chris,in as alway. thank you for joining us. tonight in the last fewin hours trump suffered a legal setback in a different case. the one regarding the materials seized from his florida beach club.s an appeals court ruled the justice department can have access tont roughly 100 highly sensitive classified documents taken fromit mar-a-lago. trump has been arguing that all of the documents seized from his club are his personal property. and if the fbi found anything classified in, there he declassified it when he was president, even though he has n record of ever having done thato trump got a lower court judge who he appointed to agree a speciale master should go thror all the documents. and in a ruling that
country. translator: this is not a bluff. the citizens of russia can be sure that the territorial integrity of our homeland, independence and freedom will be ensured. and those who try to blackmail us with nuclear weapons should know that the prevailing winds can turn in their direction. of course these comments come against the backdrop of the u.n. general assembly here in new york. the war on ukraine dominating those conversations. president biden is set to speak in a few hours from now. ukraine s president zelenskyy set to address world leaders remotely later today. all of this as russia occupied regions in ukraine announced referendums on joining russia this week. ukraine and its allies dismissing that move as a sham driven by fear of defeat. we re covering all the elements. let s begin with barbara starr at the pentagon. frederick layton is in washington d.c. and matthew chance in london. matthew, what do we know this morning? reporter: this speech taking place at
toss-up in the senate. everything the american people care about is on the ballot. issue after issue, democrats are fail the american people. nikki haley is incredible governor. what is your name again. stoops to a new low it nikki haley using a fake name. there are some of us that can be camille yans and decide not to embrace our ethnicity. deplete left field. there it goes. will james judge has tied babe ruth with 60 home runs. good morning, everybody. 6:00 a.m. here in new york city. 1:00 in the afternoon in moscow. and we start with a fox news alert. russian president vladimir putin now threatening to use nuclear weapons and putin says i m not bluffing. ainsley: saber rattling comes as president biden is heading to the united nations. that happens later today to address the general assembly about the war in ukraine. brian: putin is humiliated already. what will he do? we can t tell. we have kevin corke to bring us up to date on what s at stake. kevin
first later at westminster abby. i want to head now to matt who s in london for us. and covering the lead up to september 19th. matt, talk to us. we know, as i mentioned, the queen s coffin arrived in edinburgh today. take us through the six hour journey and what we can expect in the days leading up to her funeral. it really was quite emotional, yasmin. it lasted for six hours and princess and was there the entire. time you saw as the people of scotland and tourists and others who are gathered around the root of their coffin, it was traversing through the scottish highlands, we had a glimpse of some of the fantastic country sides up there. it did not go direct from balmoral to edinburgh. it went up to inverness, the highest was from the most northern of all of the cities in scotland. the only city in the scottish highlands. and then attacked south to where it went to autumn barrow, to hollywood house, that is the only real state residents. of course, the queen died in balmo