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To what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the broadcaster, john stapleton, and kate proctor, whos a Political Correspondent at the london evening standard. Many of tomorrows front pages are already in. Lets start with the financial times, which says the Prime Minister personally urged 300 local conservative party chairs to give their support. The i suggests number ten is preparing for a vote of no confidence against mrs may as early as tuesday. The telegraph claims five eurosceptic ministers will urge theresa may to renegotiate the terms of the Northern Ireland backstop, in return for withdrawing their threats of resigning from the cabinet. mays day is the headline in the daily mail, it has an exclusive interview with the Prime Minister who thanks her husband philip for his support through her toughest week. The times focuses on the return to the cabinet of may loyalist amber rudd as the new work and pensions secretary. The mirrors front page has a picture of bor
we start with amazon, because shares in the e commerce giant have fallen sharply after it made its first quarterly loss in seven years. amazon has been riding a two year boom in online shopping thanks to pandemic lockdowns around the world. but that s now unravelling fast, as it faces rising costs, and increasingly cash strapped consumers. as our north america business correspondent michelle fleury reports from new york. amazon was one of the big pandemic winners, enjoying record revenue and profits during lockdown, when people went from shopping in person to shopping online. but the halo has slept after it predict that we can sales growth in the month ahead stop it will s biggest online retailer forecast sales of between $116 billion and $121 billion in the second quarter, below wall street s dictations. the reopening of the economy as well as inflationary pressures clearly playing a role in the decelerating sales as consumers had to pause on spending online. supply chain is
sdlp in northern ireland launched their manifesto with a focus on fighting hard brexit and hard border. its leader said their party would stand up against borders, division and cruel and crippling cuts. as we face new challenges we must be mindful of protections but europe as gifted us and remind others of a situation that is unique and more challenging and deeply deserving of special status. to do that we need strong voices taking a stand against the tories at the heart of the action. welcome to the programme. laura hughes and jason are here. jeremy corbyn a failure of memory, a bit like diane abbott earlier in the campaign? it is not great, you would have thought he would have had a briefing before going to interview on the date that you re launching a manifesto policy, you re launching a manifesto policy, you should know your numbers. you cannotjudge a policy on whether or not the leaders remember the numbers and that is true. but for a party co nsta ntly and that is true.