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Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sonia sodha, chief leader writer at the observer and matt dathan, home affairs editor of the times. tomorrows front pages, starting with... "britain faces a winter of woe" proclaims the daily mails headline as the paper says millions of people may be hit with bill increases of more than £400, and tesco and farmers leaders warn of panic buying. but the guardian reports that gas firms may face a w...

High court injunction that could mean two year prison sentences for climate change protestors who continue blocking the m25 motorway by staging sit—down protests. the times reports how the creator of the 0xford—astrazeneca jab, professor dame sarah gilbert, as saying covid—19 will "just end up causing a cold". as borisjohnson is pictured walking through the us capitol in washington the ft notes that president biden makes a peace offering to the frances president macron over the australia, ...

So weve moved towards that process. i think that is objective. i think that will help restore confidence. >> then practically speaking, not ideally, whats the one thing we can do right now to start really restoring faith in our elections? any way you slice it, theyre eroding. >> it gets down to personal integrity at the end of the day. you cant control anyone else but yourself. youve got to look at yourself in the mirror so it really gets down to integrity. integrity counts, always has, always w...

>> ill swing over and give you a hug in the break. >> how long have you been feeling this way, donnie? >> you know, it started when i try to talk to women and they call me sir. >> well. >> mister or gramps. >> get the hell away from me, things like that. >> it happens. its in a blink. im turning 64. thats sad, tragic. >> my mom, even when she was getting into her early 70s, said she felt like she was 18 years old. she was very healthy. very strong. do you think still of yourself as -- >> i do. >...

This is coming from the elitist point of view. they said he reached out the public health in advance to share their proposed. they said they reach out to us and everything was okay. but with money being thrown around as their leverage that the rest of us dont get to enjoy? is the biggest defense is not that they are human. they pretended not to be in the only hold us the ordinary americans to that standard. the men and women of oklahoma say they are causing gunshot victims to not have hospital b...

Lot of people are as the winter is ahead of us. and some people weve heard few poverty charities, once again you have to choose between whether they put the heating on or whether they put the heating on or whether they put the heating on or whether they have a meal. yes. whether they have a meal. yes, october is _ whether they have a meal. yes, october is going _ whether they have a meal. yes, october is going to _ whether they have a meal. yes, october is going to be - whether they have a meal....

Clearly need to look in the mirror and do some soul searching, if they are trying to figure out how the court became so politicized. they are the ones who are breaking all of the courts rules, who are violating decades, if not centuries, of institutional precedent, in order to change the law on abortion, on religious liberty, on every issue republicans care about, in the middle of the night, through the shadow docket. >> so john, can we track this all back to senator mcconnell playing politics w...

Worst nightmares. >> as folks that pose a threat to the future of the country. this is the culture war that the nra has been fighting for decades now and that donald trump took up. >> some big guns backing donald trump. this afternoon the national rifle association endorsed him for president. >> heres somebody that really understands. lets go after the bad guys and leave all the good people alone. >> the second amendment is under a threat like never before. >> when donald trump ran for president...

Autobiographical tale from a top director creating oscars heat at telluride. it is a coming—of—age story from the academy award—winning italian director, paolo sorrentino, set in 19805 naples. it touches on the tragic death of the directors parents. for the film—maker it marks a new chapter in his career, in terms of intimate storytelling. i was tired, after 20 years, to make always movies in the same way. it was starting to become less fun for me to make movies. so i decided to change c...

And then to start hearing that we might not have the numbers. >> the question is on the amendment. clerk will call the roll. >> mr. alexander. >> sitting up in the gallery you knew where the no votes were because they wouldnt even -- they obviously couldnt look at themselves in the mirror. thaktdnt look at us. we had senators that cried in front of us and then voted against us. >> miss hide camp? no. mr. mccain. aye. mr. chambliss? no. >> a few minutes ago a minority in the united states senate ...