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Was all across rishi sunak from summit to see the frustration that was all across rishi sunakfrom head to toe, when he was asked about the behaviour of his home secretary, rather than the things he had been talking about at the summit. it is true that the underlying tensions are there. whether somebody did this to try to besmirch her reputation, i think that remains to be seen. however the story appeared, she still does have questions to answer. i think we have to be absolutely clear what the issue is. people discuss the rights and wrongs of this, this is not about whether she got a speeding f...

Experiences. we have brilliant listeners and viewers coming at us in droves, telling us about this, saying stuff like this. a text saying what a pathetic subject to talk about on a radio station, a speeding fine? interesting, our political correspondence that it was the fact that she allegedly used civil servants inappropriately. in his words, it could be politically fatal. this one, leave this woman alone, she's only done what thousands of others have done! she tells it how it is. she's right, we are being invaded. this one, these

Today at six... police investigating the disappearance of madeleine mccann are to search a reservoir in portugal. madeleine was three years old when she went missing on a family holiday in praia da luz in 2007. the search is expected to begin tomorrow in an area about 30 miles from where she was last seen. there have been several fruitless searches in the 16 years since madeleine vanished — could this one be different? also on the programme... are you going to resign, home secretary? did you break the ministerial code? the home secretary under pressure about allegations she broke the ministe...

Suella Braverman admitted to speeding, paid her fine and took penalty points on her licence.

Morning sofa. the sunday mirror, "they think it's all sofa." the daily star, "we've had our phil." their writers have had some fun this morning. on bbc news, an important and developing story about what's happened in the elections in northern ireland where sinn fein has become the largest party in local government. lots of information for you there. and the political scoop of the weekend on the front of the sunday times — reporter harry yorke's story about the home secretary who asked officials to help her handle her speeding fine. that's also on the front of the mail — claims she was tryi...