Our reporter David Ornstein is here give us the headlines as we edge towards 11. Certainly some deals are coming through. We start with southampton, and manolo gabbiadini. Norwich have made a over 3. 5 Year Contract for Republic Of Ireland player who started his career at manchester united. Finally odion ighalo for £20 million. Many thanks. Still 20 minutes to go for that english deadline on transfer deadline day. That is it from sportsday, coming up it is the papers. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are journalist and broadcaster aasmah mir and matt mcallester, editor of newsweek international. Tomorrows front pages, starting with. The telegraph leads with comments by president trumps senior trade adviser, who has accused germany of using the weak euro, to exploit the us. The ft has the same story. The paper also pictures ken clarke speaking during the Brexit Debate in the commons. Uk faces return to inequality of thatch
i mean, the president saying likes to get his unfiltered messaging out there. we like tight. that can get him in trouble. case in point the travel ban. case in point. we ve seen a lot of mixed messaging around the travel ban, stef, and, of course, the travel ban right now held up in court. so let s just look at what he tweeted and analyze it on the other side. his latest tweet as it relates to the travel ban, the president says that s right, we need a travel ban for certain dangerous countries not some politically correct term that won t help us protect our people. he s saying look, this is a travel ban. yesterday he was tweeting about the fact that he actually supports the first version of the travel ban, he said the one not politically correct. yesterday his deputy press secretary sara huckabee sanders says i don t think the president cares what you call it, but we had that long protracted debate about what to call it. sean spicer saying several months ago when we use words like t