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hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are faiza shaheen, political commentator and former labour parliamentary candidate and nonresident fellow at new york university. and also with me is rob merrick, who s deputy political editor at the independent. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. the daily mail s front page reflects that motorists panic buying fuel brought much of britain to a standstill today. the times reports the country faced chaotic scenes today with four hour queues at the borders and protests that blocked the port of dover. it may only be approaching the end of september, but the daily mirror says britain faces a festive crisis in shops due to the shortage of hgv drivers. according to the financial times, borisjohnson has bowed to months of pressure from business by authorising a temporary visa scheme covering up to 10,000 foreign workers to ease a shortage of lorry drivers that has caused widesprea ....
then i hope that i bring strength and say that the people united states, that i have the hearts of everyone in the night states. i am carrying the united states with me to say that we are standing with you. stay tuned, we are going to have more from first lady doctor joe biden s trip to ukraine with our saturday night panel within the next hour. coming up on this hour of ayman, the democratic states fighting back. how blue governors are working to protect a woman s right to choose. them by an gets tough a maga world, the president delivers is hard to serve you yeah of trump and his followers. more from simone s interview with first lady joe biden, including her reaction to the supreme court s leaked opinion. let s get started. should we be surprised that this week a leaked opinion from the supreme court sent shockwaves across the country. it did not actually take place in a vacuum. let s be clear about this, for years now, republicans have been saying the quiet part o ....
display for the snp. labour party make a comeback as the second force in scotland, not much to argue about but they are back in second place which they argue which put them in a better position to potentially challenge the snp in their old heartlands at places like the central belt you can see that overtaking the conservatives to get back into second place. let s just have a quick look at some of the results there, scottish borders for example obviously the south of scotland, this is traditionally a conservative stronghold and as you can see, they still have the plurality of seats. you may think why all the scottish councils hung or in no overall control, it is because they use proportional representation system so it is harder to get a majority, but this is a sort of place that voted heavily for no independence referendum, very much gone behind the conservatives as the party of unionism in scotland as part of that realignment, but even here you can see a really strong ....
of a difficult situation if they want to change the protocol. that was a point want to change the protocol. that was a point that want to change the protocol. that was a point that we want to change the protocol. that was a point that we reflected on yesterday. it is interesting because there will be a majority of politicians elected who either support the protocol or, in the case of the party, they say they can work with those issues within the executive. if we talk about the middle too distant future, what about the immediate future and the prospect for getting a functioning executive it up and running again? maybe this is overoptimistic so i will caution what i m saying with that, but i generally think it s a case of when it comes back, not if. if you look at the unionists at the crossroads, first of all they have various factors making it difficult to get any changes to the protocol and the biggest obstacles are at the british government and part of the irish ....
tonight with the context, stephanie rawlings blake the former mayor of baltimore and lord peter ricketts former uk national security advisor welcome to the programme. the white house wants to liquidate the assets it has been confiscating from the russian oligarchs and donate those proceeds to ukraine. the money it will generate is insignificant compared with the $81; billion in damages ukraine has already suffered. but the broad new legal powers the president set out today are another step in america s financial war on the kremlin. maybe it also reveals just how costly this war is becoming. at the same time president biden sent congress a supplementary budget bill for $33 billion to fund the ukrainian fight in the months ahead. mr biden said he will not back down in the face of russian bullying. despite the disturbing rhetoric coming out of the kremlin, the facts are plain for everybody to see. we are plain for everybody to see. we are not attacking russia. we are hopin ....