Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers wIll be brIngIng us toMorrow. WIth me arejo kIernan, former welsh Labour AdvIser and broadcaster, and Mo husseIn, former conservatIve advIser and polItIcal commentator. ToMorrows front pages. We start wIth vI. Of the I. The Uks Energy CrIsIs Is the lead for the paper It suggests taxpayers wIll be footIng the bIll for energy fIrms goIng bust, as the government prepares loans to support the Industry. The PrIce Cap must go the warnIng from energy companIes on the front of the telegraph, who say they need to raIse bIlls to meet the rIse In wholesale gas prIces. That story Is also top for the ft, wIth reassurance from the BusIness Secretary that the uks lIghts wIll not be goIng out as a result of the crIsIs. The paper also pIcks up on news that the us wIll relax Travel Rules for those travellIng from the uk and the eu from november. DespIte those reassurances from the BusIness Secretary, the guardIan tells us to prepare for a wInter of
Which was something i wont forget. Lets look at the independent now. Which looks at the global story which is affecting this country as well. The settlement of Afghan Refugees put up no housings for 6000 Afghan Refugees in the uk. They might have to be placed in hotels for indefinite periods. Yes. Might have to be placed in hotels for indefinite periods. For indefinite periods. Yes. It reall is for indefinite periods. Yes. It really is a for indefinite periods. Yes. It really is a sad story. For indefinite periods. Yes. It. Really is a sad story. Obviously weve been seeing the images of everything thats been going on with afghanistan. I Actually thought that it wasnt going to be as bad because the stories that we had the last couple of weeks in terms ofjust being able to accommodate them in the uk, some of them have been largely positive. Especially looking at charities in the north particularly in manchester. The amount of donations and generosity in generalfrom the amount of donation
Hello and welcome to the programme. The richest person on earth has decided that earth itself is not enough. Earlier todayjezz bezos blasted into space, accompanied by both the oldest and youngest ever astronauts. The amazon founder was launched from the texan desert on a rocket developed by his own firm, blue origin. The craft travelled at nearly three times the speed of sound, reaching a height of nearly a hundred kilometres above the planet on a flight that lasted little over ten minutes. The bbc s sophie long begins our coverage. Boarding his 60 foot suborbital rocket. He was not nervous, he said, just excited. This was notjust about realising a lifelong dream, but expanding his ever growing empire beyond the grip of gravity. With him on this first fully autonomous flight, three other civilians. His brother, mark, 18 year old dutch student oliver daemen, and 82 year old trailblazing aviator wally funk. One of mercury 13, a group of women who went through astral testing and training
Because rules are rules. Here s my pushback on it. Not all rules are the same. Weed is not a performance enhancing drug. She did nothing to help herself gain any advantage of anything you could argue it would be a disadvantage for her. It serves no purpose as a policy to enforce this. And the united states should be doing a lot more to resist not to enable. Well, you know, i got to tell you, it s hard to be fully pro or con because although the rules are the rules we have a patch work of rules when it comes to weed. Even justice thomas spoke about this issue. Having uniformity on the sh you, i can see the argument that says, look, in order to be an elite athlete, you have to have the discipline to abide by the rules. We want that to be the case. But, again, it is hard for people to understand that this is not somehow the united states of america selectively enforcing certain rules when it is convenient to do so, especially when, frankly, the world stage does know the united states is n
That s the right way to be. Rules are rules. Here s my push back. Not all rules are the same. Weed is not a performance enhancing drug. She did nothing to help herself gain advantage. It would be a disadvantage you could argue. She did a time during mental duress and serves no purpose as a policy to enforce this. The united states should be more to resist. Not to enable. It s hard to be fully pro or con. Although the rules are rules we have a patch work of rules when it comes o weed in the country. Justice thomas spoke about this. Having uniformity. I can see the argument in order to be an elite athlete and you have to have the discipline to abide by the rules. We want that to be the case. Again, it s hard for people to understand that this is not somehow the united states selectively enforcing certain rules. When it s convenient to do so. Especially when frankly the world stage does know the united states is not always consistent about the rule abiding. Domonique dawes was on. Being u