hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are benedicte paviot, uk correspondent at the french broadcaster france 2a, and susie boniface, columnist at the daily mirror. struggling in the face of the lurgie. thank you for coming in. oh, you see, they love us so much. tomorrow s front pages: the mail focuses on the new years honours list and dubs mark lowcock, the civil servant honoured with a knighthood, as sir foreign aid. the paper carries a picture of ken dodd, who also received a knighthood. andy murray s knighthood is on the front page of the daily telegraph, as well as a warning from the nhs chief that the service cannot cope with the strain of party goers. the times chooses to headline donald trump s praise of vladimir putin over the russian leader s dealing with the latest diplomatic row. it also applauds times cartoonist peter brookes‘ inclusion in the honours list. the sun gives it s front page over to the new
have got which is very much point the finger at russia for having broken into the democratic party s, in particular the democratic national convention s e mail service before the election and releasing the data, information which was damaging to hillary clinton s answers. but the republicans, many seniorfigures in the republicans, paul ryan, john mccain, think barack obama has done exactly the right thing, so it could put donald trump at odds with his own party again, couldn t it? it certainly could. some people even saying that actually he will see that he is being treated as the outsider that he is and one that he got a lot of votes for and the fact that you are a washington outsider but interesting the times chooses to say donald trump applauded president putin for humiliating the obama administration. i don t know that it is humiliating it. there is a real political game going on. the president elect drunk saying mr putin is very smart and he always knew he was, the fact