Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. Staying up late this Friday Night to keep us company. With me tonight arejessica elgot, the deputy Political Editor at the guardian, and olivia utley, the Telegraphs Assistant Comment editor. Welcome, thank you for being with us. The front pages then, tonight. Lets start with The Times it says borisjohnson has outlined his vision for another decade in power, which would see him beating margaret Thatchers Length of time in number ten. The telegraph carries a warning from ministers, that Council Tax bills may have to rise next year, to pay for social care. According to the i, the Prime Minister is set to tell the public they could face tougher covid restrictions this autumn. The sun reports that lawyers for Virginia Giuffre the woman who has accused Prince Andrew of Sexual Abuse claim they have successfully served him with legal papers. He denies the allegations. The same story makes the front page of t
This is bbc news, the headlines. two decades on, the us remembers the 9/11 terror attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people. president biden will lead the commemorations near the site of the world trade center. another evacuation flight has taken off from kabul airport after 200 people were flown out on thursday. court papers released in the united stated say that prince andrew has been served legal papers by representatives of virginia giuffre, who claims was forced to have sex with him when she was a teenager. prince andrew has always denied the allegations made by virginia guiffre, or roberts as she was then known. for the first time in 22 years, two teenagers will face each other in the us open final. 18 year old briton emma raducanu will battle 19 year old canadian leylah fernandez for the women s title on saturday.
remembering 9/11, how the tragedy changed the world. it s one of those occasions where if you are around at the time, you remember exactly where you were in those pictures of the planes flying into the building seem unbelievable even now. . , y the building seem unbelievable even now. . , , ., , the building seem unbelievable even now. u, , , ., now. absolutely. i was seven and i remember now. absolutely. i was seven and i remember my now. absolutely. i was seven and i remember my mum now. absolutely. i was seven and i remember my mum telling - now. absolutely. i was seven and i remember my mum telling me - now. absolutely. i was seven and i | remember my mum telling me that we were going remember my mum telling me that we were going to be talking about this in 20-30 were going to be talking about this in 20 30 years time, and here we are in 20 30 years time, and here we are its in 20 30 years time, and here we are. it s obviously particularly poignant. are. it s obvio
Is worried just heard over the weekend that mi5 is worried about terror attacks increasing, we are more at risk. it s increasing, we are more at risk. it s a increasing, we are more at risk. it s a pretty increasing, we are more at risk. it s a pretty horrible anniversary and doesn t feel like we ve come a lon- and doesn t feel like we ve come a long way and doesn t feel like we ve come a long way particularly since 9/11, even long way particularly since 9/11, even before that blood spilt in afghanistan. so it ll be a very difficult afghanistan. so it ll be a very difficult anniversary, i think, and an interesting moment of reflection for the an interesting moment of reflection for the whole world, really. it an interesting moment of reflection for the whole world, really.- for the whole world, really. a quick comment from for the whole world, really. a quick comment from you, for the whole world, really. a quick comment from you, jessica, if - for the whole world, real