those are the headlines. you are watching bbc news. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sonia sodha, chief leader writerfor the observer, and kieran andrews, scottish political editor at the times. tomorrow s front pages, just an update for you. the financial times leads with a warning to russia from the us president as tensions between russia and ukraine continue. the times says rebel tory mps retaliate in what s described as a row over blackmail . the guardian similarly leads with the conservatives using dirty tactics to get support for the pm. staying with the government, the i says there s a tory civil war over boris johnson s future. but his public opinion poll ratings are really bad. meanwhile, the telegraph leads with the response to the ending of plan b measures, as some headteachers tell parents masks must stay in schools. and the daily mail also leads with reaction to plan b restrictions ending, sayin
the practical sense, but in the fact that they have now been mps for a lot of little little while little while and feel emboldened without little while and feel emboldened without the webs looming over there shoulders without the webs looming over there shoulders. it might be time for those shoulders. it might be time for those tactics to be reassessed by the webs. those tactics to be reassessed by the webs, both because the public don t the webs, both because the public don t like the webs, both because the public don t like that but also because they might not work any more. it is a very good they might not work any more. it 3 a very good question. i am long in the tooth to remember the days when the tooth to remember the days when the late jeffrey the tooth to remember the days when the latejeffrey dickens used his book to, it was said, pin mps up against the wall until they flaked and promised to supportjohn major in yet another knife edge life a
in ansu fati, but he has instead chosen brighton, joining on loan from barcelona. the deal does not include an obligation to buy. in italy, inter milan have completed the signing of midfielder davy klaassen on a permanent deal from ajax. whilst in france, ligue 2 side amiens have signed england striker andy carroll on a free transfer. carroll has played in the premier league for newcastle, liverpool and west ham. joao palhinha is going nowhere, though. his move from fulham to bayern munich has collapsed after fuham failed to bring anybody in to replace him before the german window shut. and mohammed salah is staying put too for now. liverpool have rejected a £150 million offerfor him from saudi pro league side al ittihad. liverpool insisting that salah is not for sale. but managerjurgen klopp admits he is concerned by the business saudi clubs are able to do, and their transfer window is open for another week. i don t know how sustainable it is or how long it will stay like t