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predicting a summer of travel disruption for air passengers. the daily mirror chooses to focus on the pay gap between the ba workers and the boss of the airline. the daily mail leads on rwanda, where commonwealth leaders are meeting. it says the pm is to �*rebuke�* prince charles over the prince's reported concerns at the government's plan to send some asylum—seekers to the country. the times also goes with that story, saying borisjohnson has accused his critics of having �*outmoded' views of rwanda. and there's another royal story in the sun. it says the queen has returned t...

Think also baggage handlers, that they feel very hard done by. they have had to deal with chaos in airports, very frustrated customers, so very tough work conditions. they say they very much had a 10% cut that was imposed on them by british airways, and they are accusing them of pig headedness. unsurprisingly, 95% of that staff voted to strike with a turnout of 80%, so that�*s an overwhelming majority. clearly, there is very bad feelings from british airways who disappointed by this, and yet another dispute that is going to cause huge disruption. if i may, i would refer you to the cartoon in...

Years. been in congress 12 years. if i become a lobbyist that's strike three i think. >> so a unpaid lobbyist for what? >> good causes. >> that's important. his point is well taken. you can be a lobbyist and work on very good projects here. >> it's not out of the realm -- can congress ever become a vital tool for the people instead of individual politicians and public interest greed? that's a question. >> yes. absolutely. >> there are plenty of examples of it. >> although there is some individual interest, too much and too much greed. >> why are they so unwilling to find common ground to gover...

>> can congress ever become a vital role for citizens? >> yes, yes. >> yes, absolutely. >> there is some individual interest. >> why are they so unwilling to find common ground to govern on. i am truly ashamed of our representatives and their pig headedness. >> actually, people, you're looking at a group here that wants to do that. >> that perception is wrong. i think point in fact, we do work together. and we just agreed that some substantial portion of the legislation that goes through here, 65 to 85% is bipartisan and does work on both sides of the aisle. the high profile stuff is where the...