accusations of corruption and mismanaging the covid crisis. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejonathan walker, who s political editor of the birmingham post and mail, and the former pensions minister ros altmann. tomorrow s front pages starting with. let s start with the observer ministers are being warned of a mounting nursing crisis as england s hospitals struggle to recruit staff for tens of thousands of vacancies. the telegaph says that the prime minister is preparing for confrontation in courts and parliament over brexit as he demands a new deal with the eu that would free northern ireland from the oversight of europeanjudges. the express leads with the remarks made by energy minister, kwasi kwarteng, that britain is not at risk of running out of gas this winter and that energy prices will remain capped. the independent says that the government is to offer the north a bare minimum of railway upgrades despite the p
have little idea what party stands for, is that fair, sian griffiths? this is what the internal polling suggests this is what the internal polling suggests according to this splash in the observer. so they parted g strategy the observer. so they parted g strategy chief deborah mattinson has had briefings with keir starmer and ministers had briefings with keir starmer and ministers and presented what the observer ministers and presented what the observer says is a stark and bleak message, observer says is a stark and bleak message, that their polling shows that people just don t really understand what labour stands for, they were understand what labour stands for, they were much clearer messaging from labour and labour red will have to pull from labour and labour red will have to pull up from labour and labour red will have to pull up it from labour and labour red will have to pull up it sucks a lot if it stands to pull up it sucks a lot if it stands any chance at all of