FInances. But can she really blame the torIes for some of her own choIces. And two chIldren have dIed after a ferocIous attack at a chIldrens Taylor SwIft Dance Class In southport. SIx other chIldren are In southport. SIx other chIldren are In crItIcal condItIon. We wIll talk lIve to the bIshop of lIverpool. Good evenIng. Welcome to newsnIght for IntervIews and InsIght. Your panel thIs evenIng, former levellIng up MInIster Dehenna DavIson and Sunday TImes columnIst and former olympIan matthew syed. Its been another huge polItIcal day, wIth the chancellor accusIng the torIes of a publIc FInance Cover up, and well Come On to that. But fIrst, how could a Dance Workshop for chIldren become a scene of such tragedy . Lets talk lIve to the bIshop of lIverpool, john perumbalath, and CouncIllor Sean halsall. Two chIldren have been kIlled and nIne more Injured, sIx of them crItIcally after what polIce descrIbed as a ferocIous StabbIng Attack at a Taylor SwIft Dance Class for prImary schoolchIldr
And Stephen Fry. Good morning lets start by looking at the papers. The chancellor will set out details of pressures on public Spending Tomorrow thats the big story for the sunday times. They say the Nhs Hospital Building Programme will be halted. Many expect other changes will be coming too. The telegraph say the treasury have drawn up plans to raise capital gains tax. Labour are promising a council house revolution, according to the sunday mirror. And leading for the Sunday Express former Home Secretary Priti patel has becoming the latest candidate to throw her hat in the ring for the tory leadership. Warning, thank you for being with us. Its the last show before the summer recess. The last time you on this programme, Stephen Fry, was in september. A lot has happened since then. It september. A lot has happened since then. , september. A lot has happened since then. ,. ,. , then. It certainly has now with a new government then. It certainly has now with a new government because then.
The could be people who thInk, I dont really care who paId for BorIs Johnsons refurbIshment, provIded Its not me. Johnsons refurbIshment, provIded Its not me Its not me. There Is evIdence around the Its not me. There Is evIdence around the country Its not me. There Is evIdence around the country were Its not me. There Is evIdence around the country were electIons In brItaIn scheduled for next week where that Is a vIew. I thInk It Is a mIsguIded vIew for several reasons. FIrst of all, Its not about the detaIls, It Is the prIncIpal. Whether a PrIme MInIster should go wIth the rules outlIned to some extent, constraIn and hold PrIme MInIsters to account as to who funds what. And Its also part of a pattern for BorIs Johnson funds what. And Its also part of a pattern for borIsjohnson appears, If I can put It polItely, more casual wIth the rules then many of hIs predecessors. And a much bIgger stage and breakIng InternatIonal law, BreakIng The Law or for parlIament. QuestIons of IntegrIty but
in northern ireland, in which petrol bombs were thrown at police. a two week old baby has died after being hit by a car in brownhills in the west midlands. a man has been arrested. a scaled back easter sunday, although the choir was able to perform at canterbury cathedral. at the vatican, the pope called for vaccines to be shared with the world s poorest countries. and it s a double win for cambridge in both the men s and the women s boat race. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are parliamentary journalist tony grew, and journalist and broadcaster caroline frost. hello to both. tomorrow s front pages. the i leads with the prime minister s plans to offer every person in england access to two lateral flow tests a week in order to help stop new virus outbreaks. the telegraph headlines the same story, and also has a photo of one of the victorious cambridge rowing teams both the men and women s teams won their respec
it goes straight to your account. you almost feel like you re stealing. you re not, of course, but. i mean, i haven t even looked at the receipt. i hate standing in line, so this is great. feels like you re being watched. there s a lot of cameras. big brother shopping or a glimpse into the future of retail? this is a watershed moment for the uk retail sector. amazon is known for disrupting the status quo, for raising customer expectations and forcing competitors to evolve, but i think there s also this recognition that online only is no longer enough. it s only one store, for now, but it s a sign of amazon s appetite for a much bigger share of the grocery market. emma simpson, bbc news, west london. that s it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are ali miraj, columnist at the article and polly mackenzie, director of the think tank, demos. tomo