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novak djokovic, says he will not play the us open that starts next week because he hasn't had a covid vaccine. it means he would be refused entry to the united states. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sebastian payne, who's the whitehall editor for financial times, and the journalist and author, claire cohen. first of all, let's take a look at the front pages. the i newspaper has that all—important story on energy bills, as millions prepare for a huge rise in october prices expected to be announced tomorrow morning at...

Of punching down? isn't it like aren't comedians generallboutf y view themselvesn the lowest rung right in society? they are like the people that are allowed to make fun of everybody above them. evand what's interesting, becaue i watched the ricky gervais special last night and i watched chappells e and i thoughty. chappelle was funnier. i mean, i love ricky gervaisgh.l there were a lot of laughs in it. but chappelle, i was i was screaming. but they tackl gervaise they bo. tackle disabilities and the disabled because not supposed to do things. you're not supposed to laughnopt at. it's like lau...

Therefore need the same solutions in a sense. things like apprenticeships at the moment, if you haven�*t got a good maps gcs e, you cannot get on an apprenticeship. removing that as an apprenticeship. removing that as a barrier, allowing people to perhaps study for maps as mr sunak is suggesting when they are older but allowing them to get on an apprenticeship would be for many employers, they could really drive more levelling up through the apprenticeships they are offering. i think there is a broader reform of maps that should go alongside what rishi sunak is saying today, and i think that...

Stuff that— this because a penny some of the stuff that it can do is also composed pottens, so they are worried — composed pottens, so they are worried about the effect of the sign gcs the _ worried about the effect of the sign gcs the examinations and the telegraph says that teachers think the answers generated by the chapped spot could _ the answers generated by the chapped spot could pass for a good gcs e standard — spot could pass for a good gcs e standard and can't be identified by existing _ standard and can't be identified by existing anti—plagiarism staff at software. existing ...

Over the pandemic. we shouldn't be surprised for all the reasons he describes, the story tells us pupils in london at missed lessons less than those in the north for those years because of lockdown restrictions that exacerbated that divide. there is this call from the exam to revert to pre—covid times for next year, they want everything back to normal. but it's the teachers were saying, "hang on, listen to us, is notjust the exam years during covid who've suffered here, it's the younger pupils as well, the 2023 gcs e students who of all missed out, and they need some of the provisions made f...