hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are jasmine cameron chileshe of the financial times and james rampton of the independent. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. let s start with the metro. on its front page, team gb diver tom daley is shown in tears after finally ending his long wait for an olympic gold medal. he won the synchronised ten metre platform alongside partner matty lee. the guardian reports daley s empowering message to the lgbt+ community after his gold medal win, hoping that his victory will inspire others. the telegraph calls it magic monday as team gb enjoys other two gold medals. adam peaty stormed to victory in the ioo metres breaststroke, and 21 year old tom pidcock dominated the men s mountain bike race. in other news, according to the times, the government will get tough on burglars as the prime minister is set to announce new crime fighting plans involving the use of tags, stop and search and
view of that use of force during that time period? totally unnecessary. while the nation, the world knows george floyd because of the way he died, his girlfriend courteney ross took the stand to tell us how he lived. his love of food. his grief over the loss of his mother, his struggles with pain and addiction and his faith. which was apparent from the very moment they met. floyd came up to me. he said, can i pray with you? i thought, i was so tired. we d been through so much, my sons and i. and this kind person just to come up to me and say, can i pray with you when i felt alone in this lobby. and then there were the other witnesses who took the stand who, one by one, tearfully admitted a sense of guilt, wishing that they could have done more to help floyd as they watched him beg for his life. there s been nights i stayed up apologizing and apologizing to george floyd for not doing more. and not physically interacting, not saving his life. i offered to walk kin
to detect scientific discovery is there? than to detect life beyond earth? there isn t to detect life beyond earth? there isn t you to detect life beyond earth? there isn t. you know, even if it doesn t, that s isn t. you know, even if it doesn t, that s really isn t. you know, even if it doesn t, that s really interesting as well. you know. that s really interesting as well. you know, if we don t detect life on mars, you know, if we don t detect life on mars, we you know, if we don t detect life on mars, we then have to ask ourselves, while, mars, we then have to ask ourselves, white, why mars, we then have to ask ourselves, while, why didn t you? we know that it was while, why didn t you? we know that it was habitable three and half bitiioh it was habitable three and half billion years ago, why wasn t their life on billion years ago, why wasn t their life on mars? like there was on earth life on mars? like there was on earth you life on mars? like th
biden s epic failures both here at home and abroad according to the article it is rare for a president to be at odds with republicans, with moderate democrats, and liberal democrats hold the same time. but that is where biden find himself. in other words, nobody likes you, joe. port, joey. nobody thinks he is competent either, even msdnc, blasting biden for failure to change the tone in the country. bring people together after his speech last week. former president trump in arizona, this is funny, he said that biden was more destructive than five presidents combined. now a new cbs poll mike shows that 50% of americans are frustrated with biden s presidency. only 25% are satisfied. it takes an awful lot of failure to get 75% of the country not loving what you are doing and fully 50% of the country frustrated at what you are doing. look at this graph from gallup. in just one year, biden managed to flip america s party identification average a nine-point democratic advantage
his jokes, his everything that he used to do, little things, and anything that he did he put everyone before himself and that s what he did until he died, until his last breath. lawsuits are now piling up. what we re learning straight ahead. plus, trump denied. a judge blocking his latest request to keep documents safe and secret, this as the january 6th committee issues a flurry of new subpoenas for some of trump s closest allies, but will any of them ever testify about that deadly day? our legal expert weighs in, and damning testimony out of georgia as three white man at trial for the death of ahmaud arbery. what one officer said about one defendant s comments at a crime scene. the more we learn, the more heartbreaking this really becomes, two high school students among the eight victims killed and you re learning more about the young boy fighting for his life. reporter: yes, ana. it s just heartbreaking. 9-year-old e.b., this little boy was supposed to come to this con