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Mp whos accused government whips of trying to "blackmail" politicians whove tried to oust borisjohnson. a man appears in court charged with the murder of an elderly woman, and the attempted murder of her husband. the port of dover admits new customs checks have contributed to big queues on the roads. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are geri scott, political correspondent at the press association and calum macdonald from times radio...

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Bringing us tomorrow. with me are the journalist and broadcaster, mihir bose, and the former pensions and conservative minister, ros altmann. so lets begin with a review of those papers. the sunday telegraph leads with a picture of the prime ministers wife, carriejohnson. it says she was snapped breaking covid social distancing rules days after the public was warned that it was "critical" to follow the guidance. according to the observer, tory mps will be ready in sufficient numbers to oust bori...

Now its time for the papers. here is katy balls from the conservative—supporting lets get into some of the stories on the front pages then here is katy balls from the conservative—supporting weekly political magazine, the spectator and james rampton, feature writer at the i newspaper. the observer leads with comments from the former chairman of the uks vaccine task force, who says we must end mass vaccinations for covid and treat the virus like we do flu. the sunday times also looks at a pos...

Pensions minister and conservative peer, ros altmann. tomorrows front pages. the sunday telegraph leads with a picture of the prime ministers wife, carrie symonds. it says she was snapped breaking covid social distancing rules days after the public was warned that it was "critical" to follow the guidance. according to the observer, tory mps will be ready in sufficient numbers to oust borisjohnson if he tries to dodge responsibility for rule—breaking parties in downing street. the sunday expres...

United against them. >> dana: i understand also that today russia has thinned out its embassy in ukraine. what could that mean? >> they are psyching out the ukrainians. they started with the cyberattack last week and now evacuating the embassy. you know about the build-up. you know about the ultimatums. it sure looks to every observer like they are not deterred by the west and that they are going in very, very soon and thats how it interprets that evacuation. >> dana: michael allen, stay in touc...

There is this next party involving the prime ministers wife in his home. it starts becoming one of those stories that goes on and on. theres nowhere else to turn. let those stories that goes on and on. theres nowhere else to turn. turn to the front page of the observer. the latest detail we have here is some of the evidence that sue gray is having sift through. as you tell us about this, there are questions already about transparency of the report when it is finally released. those questions alr...

Voters _ temperature of the party and the voters have clearly been distancing themselves. that is important in a tory supporting paper, where the mood _ tory supporting paper, where the mood of— tory supporting paper, where the mood of the party might be swinging, and people _ mood of the party might be swinging, and people are, after all, beholden to boris— and people are, after all, beholden to borisjohnson for and people are, after all, beholden to boris johnson for theirjobs, they— to ...

Approval rating with the depended solely 25% approve of him right now, 54 disapprove, 11% neither approve or disapprove weve also seen over two dozen democrats retire ahead of the midterm election. youre a political observer what is the writing on the wall what are you saying for democrats in the upcoming midterm. >> specifically on manchin if the numbers are that bad for the president nationwide among voters at larger independent voters, take those stats and make them a lot worse in west virgin...

With the on-the-ground violent actors who, according to the indictment, came to this action with an enormous amount of planning with the intention of an attack on democracy. >> was there anything -- i mean, there was some of the things about the behavior of the oath keepers and their planning re around these events that we had seen in other indictments, right? there is a lot of other members of the organization facing previous indictments, including serious indictments involving conspiracy cartr...