she had bigger things to deal with. this is kind of the biggest thing and she is quick because the only alternative was humiliation. yes. the timing alternative was humiliation. yes. the timing of alternative was humiliation. yes. the timing of it alternative was humiliation. yes. the timing of it reminds - alternative was humiliation. yes. the timing of it reminds me - alternative was humiliation. yes the timing of it reminds me of the ernest hemingway tine the timing of it reminds me of the ernest hemingway line about how did you go bankrupt gradually then suddenly. laughter. it is set in the sense that it was only really 2a hours ago that it became clear there was such a direct threat to her leadership, but she s been under pressure for a long time. for the simple reality that borisjohnson simple reality that boris johnson promised repeatedly to the dup and others that there would not be an irish sea border, there would not be a border between the great britain and n
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are george eaton, the senior 0nline editor at the new statesman and the daily telegraph s assistant comment editor, 0livia utley. hello again to both of you. let s bring you up to date. painted into a corner that s the big headline for the daily mail. they re reporting on how an official inquiry into borisjohnson s flat renovations will now take place. similarly, the daily mirror also has the downing street flat renovations story on the front page. the paper claims the prime minister has the power to clear himself of any wrongdoing. dup leader and northern ireland first minister arlene foster is to step down. that s one of the lead stories for the financial times. 60 million more doses of pfizer s coronavirus vaccines have been secured for the uk. that s on the front page of the daily express. it s hoped they will be used as booster shots this autumn. the times also leads with covid
officer accused of killing george floyd begins today. his death sparked protests around the world against police brutality and racism. and coming up the website set up to collect the experiences of school pupils about rape culture has now received over 7,000 testimonies. we ll talk to the 22 year old founder and the senior officer who s launching a special helpline today. good morning. today is the first day of freedom, if you re in england. and for much of the country, the sun is going to shine, too. two households, or groups of up to six people, are now able to meet outside in england again, as the stay at home covid restriction comes to an end. 0utdoor sport facilities including tennis courts and golf courses are also reopening, and organised outdoor sports can resume. borisjohnson says he s looking forward to a great british summer of sport but warned people to stick to the rules. 0ur political correspondent chris mason has this report. ilkeston in derbyshire, and