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The prying eyes of really salacious journalism. rosamund, it is strange that our last newspaper review is going to be the sunday express, which is about brexit. he used to be the day when brexit. he used to be the day when brexit would be almost the entire newspaper review, and now it is the and finally. boris wants to fix unfair brexit deal, you have a minute. this, the express, saying that the deal is defective, the withdrawal dell, which was done in january, this is an interesting line, the g...

These waters to painfully extend his metaphor, we have got the biggest brains in the world, people like talking about how this is an opportunity to look ahead and dig ourselves a bigger world. perhaps this does need a massive reset, certainly international cooperation because those sailors arent going anywhere until the borders are sorted out and everybody does sort of starts working together. we are not seeing any evidence of that in any trade at the moment. talking of borders, that gets us to ...

Joining me is senior reporter at the sunday times, rosamund urwin, and features writer at the independent, james rampton. welcome to you both. thanks mike for being with us from your rooms full of books. —— thank your rooms full of books. —— thank you very much. starting with the sunday times which reports the prime ministers ordered a swift easing of coronavirus lockdown measures to avoid the possible loss of three millionjobs. the paper also features an image of a man who joined anti�...

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Im ali velshi. breaking news. according to an nbc news/wall street journal poll 80% of registered voters say they feel that things are generally out of control in the united states. while nearly 60% of voters say

Lets go now to my colleague richard lui for a look at whats going on around the country. >> thanks, rev. this is what were watching right now. protests and memorials in the

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There is a statue. its 2020, i have no idea why there is a statue of a slave trader in bristol in the first place. as i say, i think its an u nfortu nate place. as i say, i think its an unfortunate distraction. im a journalist, i completely understand, its a great image, a great picture, but as i say, this lets pretty patel off the hook, she does this thing that ministers have started to do recently which is described as a concerned bystander, shes not a concerned bystander, shes not a concerned...

And trying to empathize and sympathise with. caroline, tony, were going to look at the mirror and the mail, to opposite ways of looking at the exact same photograph. the mirror first looking at the exact same photograph. the mirrorfirst of looking at the exact same photograph. the mirror first of all, the merger change about the toppling of that statue in bristol, and then the daily mail with almost exactly the daily mail with almost exactly the same picture, i think its exactly the same picture...

The nhs means they have not become overwhelmed, they are all exhausted as well. i talked to so many doctors and nurses and all of them say the same thing, which is they have worked extraordinarily hard, we rightly applaud them for, but you cannot keep working at 100% the entire time. i do think one thing that we are really building up is how on earth are we going to expect them to handle a second wave if we hit that, because already that will have impact on the mental health, on their physical h...