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Pages tomorrow. I think we will start, they are on the screen. You can see them. The metro. Election july 4th, thank you for that. So sorry, pollock at the nations sympathy is in the post, paula vennells, former chief is negative on the post office shed tears a number of times today as she gave testimony to the public inquiry. The guardian, sunak� s big gamble. The mirror, drown and out. The daily telegraph, Sunak Gambles on a snap poll. The daily mail, now is the moment for britain to choose its future. And the times, sunak bets the house. Do you agree with that headline, sir craig . Headli...

List case for a summer election, the economic numbers look better, although people dont necessarily feel better. The rwanda law has been passed but hasnt yet been tested. Autumn and Winter Campaigns are grim. Summer, you might. Ha ha, more of that later. Get the sun shining. Its a big football tournament. People might be a bit happier, but also crucially, more and more tory mp have been standing down and i think the tory party has become harder and harder and harder to govern. Been saying for some time, My Working Assumption is the General Election will be in the second half of this year. The ...

breakfast — it's friday the 28th ofjune. us presidentjoe biden and his rival donald trump have gone head to head in the first televised debate of this year's election campaign. it's the first time a sitting us president has directly debated with his predecessor — and the pair attacked one another over their separate records in office, with america's standing on the world stage a key focus. kim jong—un kimjong—un and kim jong—un and president chi of china, kimjong—un of north korea, all of these, putin, they don't respect him, they don't fear him. they have nothing going w...

Hurtling over the English countryside in a helicopter - after campaigning behind the fabled Red Wall in the north of England - there was only one topic of conversation among Nigel Farage and his aides.

Exclusive: A late bid was made to broker a deal between Sunak and Reform which could have saved scores of Tory MPs