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money going out, building on rishi sunak, wejust don't money going out, building on rishi sunak, we just don't know. it might be because she doesn't know yet, because as ben 5ay5, be because she doesn't know yet, because as ben says, this is such an important moment and it might be that the next prime minister is defined by what they do in the coming days. she defined by what they do in the coming days— defined by what they do in the coming days. defined by what they do in the cominu da s. ,, , , ., , , ., coming days. she is promising us a fiscal event — coming days. she is promising us a fiscal event quite _ coming days. she is promising us a fiscal event quite quickly, - coming days. she is promising us a fiscal event quite quickly, isn't - fiscal event quite quickly, isn't she, if she gets the nod. tony, thanks very much indeed. we'll be talking more about this through the morning. we have a political panel at 8:30 a.m., george barkerfrom financial times and sonia sotomayor from the observer. and financial times and sonia sotomayor from the observer.— from the observer. and she will be talkin: to from the observer. and she will be talking to both _ from the observer. and she will be talking to both liz _ from the observer. and she will be talking to both liz truss _ from the observer. and she will be talking to both liz truss and - from the observer. and she will be talking to both liz truss and rishil talking to both liz truss and rishi sunak from nine o'clock. nasa says the launch of its most powerful rocket ever designed may be delayed for several weeks after it failed to launch for the second time. the artemis 1 was due to blast off yesterday, having been postponed since monday — but the unmanned mission to orbit the moon was again abandoned due to technical difficulties. helena wilkinson reports. artemis 1's mission to the moon is once again on pause. there had been high hopes of liftoff, but yesterday,
of war, including full independent legal representation. thousands of protesters gather across the us to call for stricter gun laws, in the wake of last month's mass shooting at a school in texas. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster and psychotherapist lucy beresford, and joe twyman, who's the director of the polling organisation deltapoll. hello to you both. quick look through fun of those front pages. —— some of those. the observer says borisjohnson�*s post—brexit food strategy is met with rural fury as farmers and environmentalists claim it as a disaster for the countryside. the sunday telegraph's headline — �*tories at war over
pragmatic and his critics would describe — pragmatic and his critics would describe it as moving with the wind in terms _ describe it as moving with the wind in terms of— describe it as moving with the wind in terms of a short—term gain. borisjohnson also on the front of the observer. boris johnson also on the front of the observer.— boris johnson also on the front of the observer. yes, and up against him with the _ the observer. yes, and up against him with the farmers. _ the observer. yes, and up against him with the farmers. this - the observer. yes, and up against him with the farmers. this is - the observer. yes, and up against him with the farmers. this is a - him with the farmers. this is a slightly different angle on the whole issue of how government treats arguably one of our oldest professions within the nation, and agricultural nation. in a interview with the observer, the president of the national farmers�* union has said that some of the ambitious proposals to help farmers increase food production — and this is an angle that�*s really important in terms of food security, which the ukraine conflict has really highlighted because of the products that would normally have come out of ukraine
will see more variants and more people put at risk.— will see more variants and more people put at risk. kieran, we heard in the last couple _ people put at risk. kieran, we heard in the last couple of— people put at risk. kieran, we heard in the last couple of days _ people put at risk. kieran, we heard in the last couple of days from - in the last couple of days from covax, the group looking at vaccine equity and distributing vaccines to poorer countries and at this point it is around 200 million doses short of where it wanted to be. the observer article says it is a key week for uk diplomacy. the uk hasn't so far pledged to donate any additional doses by the end of this year specifically but it has said it will donate surplus vaccines in the future. do you think we can expect some more from borisjohnson at the g7 on this? the some more from boris johnson at the g7 on this? , , ~ g7 on this? the g7 feels like the kind of place _ g7 on this? the g7 feels like the kind of place where _ g7 on this? the g7 feels like the kind of place where boris - g7 on this? the g7 feels like the l kind of place where boris johnson kind of place where borisjohnson will have — kind of place where borisjohnson will have to make some kind of movement on this, not least, as the observer_ movement on this, not least, as the observer article states as well, he is looking — observer article states as well, he is looking ahead to trying to do some _ is looking ahead to trying to do some deals at the cop 26 climate change _ some deals at the cop 26 climate change conference in glasgow. there