THis is bbc news. Well be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment but first our top stories. The England And Tottenham footballing legend, Jimmy Greaves, has died. He was 81. The government says its confident theres no risk to Energy Supplies for customers, amid soaring Gas Prices and warnings more businesses could go bust. Sir Ed Davey says only the Lib Dems can deprive borisjohnson of a majority, at the next election, and he urges activisits to reach out to voters, in traditional tory heartlands. The President S of france and america are to speak in the coming Days to try to ease tensions caused by a new Security Pact involving the us, the uk and australia. The actorjohn challis, best known for Playing Boycie In Only Fools And Horses has died, at the age of 79. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me is sian elvin, assistant News Editor at metro. Co. Uk and iain anderson, whos Executive Chairman of the Public Affa
To a very tight race. Well cross live to montreal for analysis of Whetherjustin Trudeaus Gamble in calling a snap early election could backfire on him. Also in the programme philippine Boxing Champion and politician, manny pacquiao, confirms he will run for president in next years election. And the first civilian Space Crew to orbit the earth returns safely after their three Day Mission. Its six in the morning in singapore, and one am in moscow, where initial results from russias marathon three day elections show president Putins Party on course to retain its parliamentary majority. The central Election Commission says with 25 percent of the ballots counted, united Russia Hasjust over 44 percent of the vote. Thats down from more than 54 at the last elections in 2016. Few critics of the kremlin were allowed to run with supporters ofjailed Opposition Leader Alexei Navalny among those affected. From moscow, Steve Rosenberg reports. Theres something rather odd about a russian election. Pol
Most of the papers reflect on the genius of greavsie in one way or another as the world of football pays tribute to the passing of one of its greats. And next to a photo of a young Jimmy Greaves the metro Headlines Crisis . Watt crisis . , with a Play On what , because the paper says despite emergency talks between Government And Energy company leaders, a Cabinet Minister insists theres no need to panic. Hospitals cancelling operations and Food Supplies being hit, reports the guardian, which says there will be an Emergency Meeting with the Business Secretary and energy Chiefs Tomorrow Morning after a weekend of frantic meetings. The i says Energy Firms are demanding an end to the price cap. The Financial Times says the uks largest Energy Suppliers are requesting a multi billion Pound Emergency Support package from government. And the times reports that with Energy Suppliers on the brink of collapse, taxpayers will face a bill for propping up Energy Firms. Borisjohnson will press the
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are Author And Journalist Shyama Perera and iain anderson, Executive Chairman of cicero. Tomorrows Front Pages, lets bring you up to date with them. The i leads on the warning from the Prime Minister that britons wont be able to expect restriction free holidays abroad until next year. It quotes borisjohnson saying that it will be a difficult year for travel. The metro focuses on the isolating Football Players on the Scotland And England teams, with two more england players having to isolate away from the rest of the team today. The telegraph has an interview with the Lord Chiefjustice, saying that the Covid Pandemic has led to deeply damaging delays in the Justice System and suggesting juries should be made smaller to help clear the backlog in cases. The mail focuses on the Social Care sector, with campaigners accusing the Prime Minister of cowardice after he cancelled a meeting with the chance
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are Author And Journalist Shyama Perera and iain anderson, Executive Chairman of cicero. Thank you, both, for coming back. I obviously did not insult you too much last time, but i am going to ask you about that kitchen table, shyama. But before we do that, a look at the Front Pages. British Holiday Makers who have had both covid jabs could enjoy more quarantine free travel from august thats the Front Page of the times, which says ministers are set to announce an overhaul of Travel Restrictions this thursday. A different outlook on travel from the i, which leads on the warning from the Prime Minister that britons wont be able to expect restriction free holidays abroad until next year. It quotes him saying that it will be a difficult year for travel. The telegraph has an interview with the lord chiefjustice, saying that the Covid Pandemic has led to deeply damaging delays in the Justice System an