City of ghazni as the un warns of an unfolding humanitarian disaster. The uk economy grows by nearly 5% between april and june following the easing of restrictions. New zealand says it will keep its border closed until at least the end of the year to keep covid out. And more wildfires in italy, as sicily records what could be europe s hottest ever temperature. And coming up this hour we ll talk to the new star of the track 23 year old matt walls who won gold and silver at his first olympics. Sorry about that delay. Good morning. Good morning. More than half a million students in england, wales and northern ireland are receiving their gcse grades this morning with record results predicted. For the second year running, the grades have been based on teachers assessments, after exams were cancelled. Let s speak to elaine dunkley, our education correspondent, who s in dagenham. Have they got their results yet, or is it imminent? is it imminent? they have got the results. Is it imminent?
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Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are political strategist, jo tanner and broadcaster david davies. Let s start with the guardian, it says boris johnson is facing thank you very much i clearly did not put them off enough last time because they are back for a second helping. Let s start with the guardian, it says boris johnson is facing criticism for delaying an inquiry into the government s handling of the pandemic, until next spring. The i says there are fears that the final lifting of lockdown could be delayed, due to the threat from the indian covid variant. The telegraph says gps are being told to discourage in person appointments, in favour of virtual consultations. The financial times reports on a fall in us stocks, after rising inflation sparked concerns the world s largest economy is overheating. The daily mail leads with mounting costs for social care, borne by familes. And the express focuses on the pick up in the