hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rachel watson, deputy political editor of the scottish daily mail, and kevin schofield, political editor of huffpost uk. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. the guardian reports increasing alarm at the treasury that the prime minister might be preparing to scrap the national insurance rise. according to the i, talks between ministers over dealing with the cost of living crisis have been delayed because of uncertainty over boris johnson s future. the daily express says rebel tories are warned of the consequences of plotting against borisjohnson in what they call the thatcher betrayal . the telegraph says a work from home tax loophole that cost the treasury nearly £500 million is to be closed.
well. they plate it, the different metals. it ends up being gold but before it gets to gold it gets all of these others, copper and silver. look at this, though, they also make these. these are the name plates. these go on at the governor s ball. this is for leo dicaprio. he hopes he wins it. there it is. ted rowlands, the birth of an oscar. guys, thank you very much. have to go. that was amazing. i m brooke baldwin. see you back here tomorrow. now we go to washington. the lead with jake tapper starts right now. to kill or not to kill? i m jake tapper. this is the lead. the world lead. he s described as a member of al qaeda, planning attacks on americans and the only thing keeping him from becoming a smouldering hole in the ground may be the fact that he was born in the country he s accused of plotting against. will the obama administration decide to take him out with a drone anyway. the politics lead. hillary clinton, why don t you tell us what you really think.