Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the Broadcaster Henry Bonsu and the former Trade Minister Lord digbyjones. Lets take a look at the front pages we have in so far. Surprise, surprise, the reason they were all late. They would sell some extra copies on thursday morning. The end of a 55 year wait. The telegraph leads with the moment the team celebrated captain Harry Kanes winning goal against denmark, which took the final score to 2 1. The metro also mark the win and looks ahead to sundays showdown against italy. The times reports that it wasnt a clear path to tonights victory, as southgate s side came from behind to beat the danes for the sides first big win since 1966. Could it be one for the History Books . A win on sunday would match the immortals in 1966 thats according to the mirror. The Football Fairy Tale the i reports that raheem sterlings greatest performance for his country sets up showdown with italy. It also fea
championship banner for the most solo performances at la s staples center. very heartwarming. the news continues and the new with caitlin collins starts now. tonight, straight from the source. from court s recording support. donald trump back on the campaign trail tonight after pleading not guilty for the second time within 24 hours also now pleading to the supreme court for help. plus a new sentence for move only. prudence nemesis. she was handed a life sentence behind bars by a russian leader bent on silencing his critics. a free be free for all social media stars giveaway start calls complete chaos in new york city sparking massive mayhem and his arrest. i m caitlin collins and this is the source.[music] tonight, the thrice indicted former president is in alabama at a republican state dinner seeking support of his mounting legal problems. once again ããattacking the special prosecutor overseeing his latest two federal charges and making more while making claims. th
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