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Changing the format of the next world cup — to expand the number of participating teams. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster and psychotherapist lucy beresford and joe twyman, director of polling organisation deltapoll. tomorrows front pages. starting with. .. hospitals are told to empty as many beds as possible before next weeks 999 ambulance strike according to the daily mail. with strike action in several industries th...

I suspect it would be difficult for the palaces to respond. these are events from several years ago and in terms of who briefed home about what and were there false briefings, those do not involve the people who are at the palace at the moment. so i suspect there is very little that they can say. but what is clear i think from the latest programmes is just how raw the rift is particularly between harry and william. and as harry says at one point during the programme, it never needed to be this w...

Present presenter trisha goddard and british broadcaster. whether it comes to the heavy accounts of meghans miscarriage and sue suedalicidal thoughts, blame the british tabloids? >> the british tabloids first and foremost. the three episodes were definitely taking aim at the tabloid treatment. i think we need to make a difference here. were not talking about robust journalism by and large. it is a lot of the stuff posted on line as other commentators during the series said. this is aboutand its ...

And meghan docuseries. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, says it�*s unlikely there will be any response. i suspect it would be difficult for the palaces to respond. these are events from several years ago and in terms of who briefed home about what and were there false briefings, those do not involve the people who are at the palace at the moment. so i suspect there is very little that they can say. but what is clear i think from the latest programmes is just how raw the rift is part...

In the royal family. its among claims made in the latest instalment of the couples netflix series. hello. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are writer and broadcaster mihir bose and sian griffiths, education editor at the sunday times.. tomorrows front pages. starting with. the yorkshire post leads with �*tories call for a rethink on nurses�* wage deal�* as nurses in england, wales and northern ireland strike in the largest action ...

Era. >> well, you know, the people that say theyre not feminists, i want them to take a step back and understand. in the 70s, you couldnt even have a credit card unless it was in your husbands name or your father. you couldnt go into the schools to become a broadcaster, okay, without the feminist movement. because you still are second class citizens which is what were rolling back to now. and i want women to understand that if you dont have control over your own body, you have the government hav...

And powell on their shows. >> defamation cases are hard to prove, arent they? >> yes they are. the plaintiff has to prove the law cause is actual malice. you need to show basically that the defendant broadcaster published a deliberately, a calculated falsehood. >> they knew it was a lie when they broadcasted it? >> they knew it was, ally or they knew was probably a lie. >> how strong is dominions case against fox and the others? >> i think it is much stronger than most defamation cases that i ha...

That really had an impact on everybody who works on television, and those that watch it. so, love island is a narrower version of that, a more obviously... its a dating show that happens to be stripped in this way. and when you look at it, you were at channel 4 when big brother was commissioned, so you know that programme intimately, you were also there when ali g was commissioned, men behaving badly and others. do you think there are some types of programmes, some formats you commissioned years...

You have for itv, are they supported by being a public service broadcaster? would achieving those goals be simpler as a company if you are freed from some of the constraints and obligations that come with being a public service broadcaster? public service ethos, if you like, is in the dna of itv. it has always been there. we do an enormous amount of news, that is probably the most obvious public service we do in regional news. this year we extended the early evening news by half—an—hour and ...

Actually i thought most of us thought that is a fascinating idea! does he really want to go in? so, we decided after some debate but not enormous soul—searching, yeah, we think he would be a great addition to the programme. with someone like matt hancock, or indeed any other contestant, when they say they want to take part do they sometimes bring conditions and say they will take part but i dont want to do this challenge, i dont want to be involved in this situation? no. you have to go in in f...