turks and caicos islands. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. to what the papers will be with me are the chief political correspondent for the telegraph, christopher hope, and the director of the centre for labour and social studies, faiza shaheen. let s start by taking a look at tomorrow s front pages. the times reports british holiday makers returning from france will have to go into quarantine from saturday prompting a scramble to book trains, ferries and flights home. the daily express says people in england who repeatedly flout laws by refusing to wear face masks could be fined up to £3,200. meanwhile, the metro concentrates on restrictions being lifted including wedding receptions, with up to 30 guests being allowed. after a level results were released in england, wales and northern ireland, the daily telegraph says the exam regulator has accused teachers of submitting implausibly high predicted grades amid a growi
you have to consider the money that is involved and the fact that psg want kylian mbappe out of the club, and the fact that mbappe is quite happy to leave in 2024 and wants to move to madrid ultimately, but talking about a potential one year deal with al hilal here. and a chance given the money involved, we re talking perhaps a salary of 700 million euros per year and that s going to be very hard for him to turn down, and talking about that money, there s a chance of accepting this offer and kylian mbappe is one of the best players in the world, one of the most coveted players in the world if you look at the clubs chasing him in the summer, looking at chelsea, manchester united, arsenal, liverpool, they have all expressed an interest, but saudi arabia can afford to sign him and it will be a really positive message from them and really flexing their financial muscles to be the biggest message they can send out to the world game, that they re serious about their league going
saint germain forward. the 24 year old france captain only has a year remaining on his contract and french footballjournalist robin biner thinks it may happen. you have to consider the money thatis you have to consider the money that is involved in the fact that is involved in the fact that they want kylian mbappe to the club and the fact that kylian mbappe is quite happy to leave in 2024 and wants to move to madrid, but talking about a potential deal without them here. and any chance given the money involved, we re talking perhaps the salary of 700 million euros per year and that s going to be very hard for him to turn down and talking about that money, the chance of accepting this offer and kylian mbappe is one of the best players in the world and so that when the most coveted players in the world if you look at the club slurred chasing in the summer, you looking at chelsea, manchester united, arsenal, liverpool, we have all expressed an interest and saudi arabia can afford
footballjournalist robin biner thinks it may happen. you have to consider the money that is involved and the fact that psg want kylian mbappe out of the club and the fact that mbappe is quite happy to leave in 2024 and wants to move to madrid ultimately, but talking about a potential deal with al hilal here. and a chance given the money involved, we re talking perhaps a salary of 700 million euros per year and that s going to be very hard for him to turn down and talking about that money, the chance of accepting this offer and kylian mbappe is one of the best players in the world and one of the most coveted players in the world if you look at the clubs chasing him in the summer, looking at chelsea, manchester united, arsenal, liverpool, they have all expressed an interest but saudi arabia can afford to sign him and it will be a really positive message from them and really flexing the financial muscles to be the biggest message they can send out to the world, that they re se
comparing israel s actions in gaza to atrocities committed by the nazis. in the red sea, the danish shipping company maersk says it is prepared to resume sailings despite the threat of attack by houthi rebels in yemen who are supporting homes. our first report is from our correspondent shaimaa khalil. a warning, you may find some elements distressing. no funeral, no dignified burial, no tombstone. a bulldozer carries their bodies into a mass grave. their final resting place. israeli forces are expanding their ground offensive into the densely populated urban refugee camps in central gaza. and this is the scene at the neighbouring al aqsa hospital. overwhelmed, they ve had to treat the injured on the floor and in hallways. across gaza at the moment, health capacity is at about 20% of what it was 80 or so days ago. so almost all of the hospital beds, almost all of the hospital services have stopped functioning. on foot, donkey carts are crammed onto the back of trucks. those wh