the front page of the metro leads with the rapper stormzy, who's calling forjacob rees—mogg to resign over comments he made about the grenfell tower fire. the ft has a story about a row between sajid javid and the cabinet secretary mark sedwill, after the chancellor was barred from releasing analysis showing the pricing of labour pledges. the prime minister launches the conservative party's general election campaign — on the front page of the telegraph. the mirror leads with the pilot of a new dna test for serious health conditions which it's hoped could save the lives of thousands of children. the guardian headlines the backlash overjacob rees mogg's comments — despite the cabinet minister issuing a ‘profound apology‘. the mail leads with the rmt strike which will affect trains across the south western rail network throughout december. and according to the times the chinese government has put pressure on uk universites to curb criticism of its regime.

stormzy has given his characteristic style calling on him to resign. i think our audience is mature enough to handle... he will not quit but it is curious to see what role he will play in the campaign ifany. what role he will play in the campaign if any. they do need to have them in the background because he is toxic to a lot of people. but he is toxic to a lot of people. but he could not be made to resign because he said something, he gets it wrong in an interview, if he was meant to resign for that. people would draw a whole list that boris johnson had said in interviews and articles that she, she should've resigned —— he should've resigned multiple times. when he misspoke over the financial plans the conservatives to hide, and away... we add people into thousand one, we had people dressed up as sherlock holmes running around the countryside searching for all of her to flush them out. what a lovely pa rt to flush them out. what a lovely part of the country. did you ever find him? we flush them out in the end, yes. this is talking about flushing p

grenfell fire lacked "common sense" have drawn a furious reaction from survivors as well as uk rapper stormzy who demanded the conservative mp to quit. in the mail, according the queen's official dresser it has been revealed that the monarch has gone fur—free. in a new memoir angela kelly says her majesty will only wear fur—free new items for engagements due to changing attitudes in the country. any outfits designed for the queen now will use fake fur instead. and finally the front of the mirror hails a new medical breakthrough after uk scientists create a dna test at birth which can predict the risk of serious health conditions. the new test could save the lives of 3,000 children a year and will allow early treatment of life—threatening ailments like cystic fibrosis. with me is stephanie hare who is an independent analyst. let's get stuck in. the independent dedicates its entire front page, it's a very strong image, untold

stormzy, kylie... and then i saw a tweet afterwards that said, "you can always rely on him to come on in a tracksuit "and ruin everything." so, i was like, "you know what?" a, i should work on my trousers. and, b, i shouldn't be online. and, c, maybe just go and watch glastonbury for a year or so. did that hurt you? sometimes these things hurt me, yeah, because i'm human. # i hearjerusalem bells are ringing...# as for coldplay, they have a lot to work out. their last tour used 32 trucks and there was the carbon cost of flights for over 100 crew members. but the band — famous for their song yellow — are serious about going green. colin patterson, bbc news, jordan. that's it. newsnight is getting under way on bbc two with emma barnett. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm connie mclaughlin. the new tottenham manager jose mourinho says he won't make the same mistakes this time that he made at previous clubs. move over, andy. gr

stormzy, the mattresses — the front page of the mattresses — the front page of the mattresses he's got to go. it's difficult to know what to say other than it's not helpful. the comments ofjacob rees—mogg than it's not helpful. the comments of jacob rees—mogg was than it's not helpful. the comments ofjacob rees—mogg was not than it's not helpful. the comments of jacob rees—mogg was not helpful and this is a very painful moment of the city of london and everyone who is associated with the towers, family members, nobody needs to hear that this wasn't done in the appropriate way. the potential even criticise the firefighters giving advice to the people trapped in the tower. not quite sure what happened there. let's look at the queen. further majesty no more. the queen ditches real fur as she goes for fa ke ditches real fur as she goes for fake fur in all new outfits. yes, this is setting a new tone for the royal family of perhaps going more green, more friendly for animals, royal family of perhaps going more green, more friendly foranimals, et cetera. it shows that we can change a

the metro's front page reports that chart—topping rapper stormzy hasjoined calls for the politician to resign. grime artist stormzy, who has previously spoken in support of grenfell victims, tweeted that he "can't believe the cheek" and called mr rees—mogg an "alien". meanwhile, the 'i" has the headline: "rees—mogg grounded by tories". it says downing street has been uncomfortable with mr rees—mogg's high media profile in recent months, and he's set to be reined in to limit the potential for further controversies ahead of the election. the story has also been covered by online media websites, including huffpost uk which says that for a downing street that's obsessed about what leads the early evening bulletins, the bad news was that jacob rees—mogg became the biggest story in town. another story that's being shared and discussed by social media audiences, is boris johnson comparing jeremy corbyn, to soviet dictatorjoseph stalin. writing in the daily telegraph to launch the conservative party's campaign, the prime minister said there are those in the labour party who "point thei

it is still everywhere on social media, the musicians stormzy was incensed by it. remind me of all of the left wing in 2005 who said something about —— oliver. and is similar incident in somerset where he said to stay there until new year's day. we have a special guestjoining us for the first of my brexit cast. we have seen them on the airwaves all over the place, our media editor who joins us from the balcony. hello. all the stock my brakes is making me feel very old. i think we have found the one outlet on bbc you have not on before. the thing is, you have been scouring the entire internet. you know the happy days we could follow campaign literature and pamphlets and that was when the election was. i was nice. mostly it happens online nowadays there is a huge amount of action online, the virus of the gets shared by lots of people, some of the true and some not in there the advertisements, the party and other countries have worked out the advertisement billboards and newspapers are slow and expensive so there's a huge amount of activity with ads in terms of vi

i would love to see a pairing between stormzy and michael gove!” would love to see a pairing between stormzy and michael gove! i would pay good money for that! drum roll please...the results are in for the presidential turkey pardon. the two finalists were bread and butter. bread is a 45—pound turkey who likes cherry flavored soft drinks, bluegrass music and college basketball. butter weighs 47 pounds and enjoys eating sweet potato fries, listening to bagpipes and watching nascar. and we are happy to announce that butter is the recipient of this year‘s pardon. and we are happy to announce that butter is the recipient of this year‘s pardon. actually both turkeys are going to live, so don‘t worry. well true to charachter — president trump slipped in something about the impeachment inquiry during his pardoning speech. bread and but i have been raised by the jacksons to remain calm under any condition. that‘s very important. they have subpoenas to appear in the basement on thursday. it is true! hundreds of people have. it is true! hundreds

stormzy, kylie. and then i saw a tweet afterwards that said, "you can always rely on him to come on in a tracksuit and ruin everything." so i thought, you know what? a, i should work on my trousers and b, i shouldn't be online, and c, maybejust go and watch glastonbury for a year or so. did that hurt you? sometimes these things hurt me, yeah. cos i'm human. does it ever hurt you that critics have never taken to coldplay in the same way that fans have? no. chris martin speaking to colin paterson there. nearly half of uk adults are willing to fa ke nearly half of uk adults are willing to fake an illness to get a day off work. the office for national statistics says the average worker ta kes statistics says the average worker takes around four six days a year but official data does not include fa ke but official data does not include fake illnesses. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. it looks like the weather fronts haven't taken a single day off either, it has been so wet, with more r

stormzy, kylie... and then i saw a tweet afterwards that said, "you can always rely on him to come on in a tracksuit "and ruin everything." so, i was like, "you know what?" a, i should work on my trousers. and, b, i shouldn't be online. and, c, maybe just go and watch glastonbury for a year or so. did that hurt you? sometimes these things hurt me, yeah, because i'm human. # i hearjerusalem bells are ringing...# as for coldplay, they have a lot to work out. their last tour used 32 trucks and there was the carbon cost of flights for over 100 crew members. but the band — famous for their song yellow — are serious about going green. colin patterson, bbc news, jordan. now here's an inspiring story. michaela deprince was born in sierra leone, where she was orphaned in the conflict there. she was adopted by an american couple and became a soloist in the dutch national ballet. she's been telling us how she fell in love with dance and her struggle to fit into a world dominated by performers who are fair—s

notjust stormzy who unleashed a thai raid of criticism of jacob rees—mogg stormzy who unleashed a thai raid of criticism ofjacob rees—mogg on twitter to his 1 criticism ofjacob rees—mogg on twitter to his1 million followers, most of which i can't repeat, and of course the families and survivors who have been so badly affected by the disaster at grenfell tower. they are furious at what they've heard from jacob rees—mogg. his defence as he was talking in hindsight. he said he was talking in hindsight. he said he was talking about having read the reports of the grenfell tower report itself which was published last week, he was saying previously, to read his statement, that before that report he would have used his common sense and left the building that was on fire, or rather, he would stay put if the fire brigade told him to. but after reading that report, he said that he would leave the building and he felt a lot of people would do the same. that is his defence. i don't think he's going to get far with his critics. thank you. the headlines on bbc news. the liberal democrats claim

stormzy, kylie... and then i saw a tweet afterwards that said, "you can always rely on him to come on in a tracksuit "and ruin everything." so, i was like, "you know what?" a, i should work on my trousers. and, b, i shouldn't be online. and, c, maybe just go and watch glastonbury for a year or so. did that hurt you? sometimes these things hurt me, yeah, because i'm human. # i hearjerusalem bells are ringing...# as for coldplay, they have a lot to work out. their last tour used 32 trucks and there was the carbon cost of flights for over 100 crew members. but the band — famous for their song yellow — are serious about going green. colin patterson, bbc news, jordan. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers, with our reviewers, nicola bartlett, from the daily mirror, and olivia utler, from the sun. that's after the headlines at 11:30. now it's time for the weather with chris. 0ur weather is going to stay in a rather unsettled mood and that means more rain is on the way. an area of low press

of the house of commons has faced calls to resign for his remarks — including from the grime artist, stormzy. 72 people died in the fire. the iraqi government has decided to lift the overnight curfew in the capital baghdad. the curfew, in place for over a week, was imposed to contain anti—government demonstrations. the prime minister, adel abdul—mahdi, has rejected calls for his resignation. prosecutors have begun outlining the case against a man accused of murdering a british backpacker in new zealand last december. the body of grace millane — who was 22 — was found a week after she went missing from a hotel. the suspect, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, denies murder. 0ur correspondent, phil mercer has this update from the trial in auckland. the evidence in this case has been intimate and confronting. in court today, we have seen the parents of grace, they have travelled from the united kingdom, and have been set just a few metres away from the man accused of killing their daughter. we can't identify him for legal reasons, but what we can say is he is 27 years of age and

the front page of the metro leads with the rapper stormzy, who's calling forjacob rees—mogg to resign over comments he made about the grenfell tower fire. the ft has a story about a row between sajid javid and top civil servant, the cabinet secretary mark sedwill, after the chancellor was barred from releasing analysis showing the pricing of labour pledges. the prime minister, borisjohnson, launches the conservative party's general election campaign — on the front page of the telegraph. the mirror leads with the pilot of a new dna test for serious health conditions which it's hoped could save the lives of thousands of children. the guardian headlines the backlash overjacob rees—mogg's comments despite the cabinet minister issuing a "profound apology". the mail leads with the rmt strike which will affect trains across the south—western rail network throughout december. according to the times, the chinese government has put pressure on uk universities to curb criticism of its regime. and the sun reports that the queen has gone fur—free, banning it from all her new outfits. we wi

stormzy, kylie... and then i saw a tweet afterwards that said, "you can always rely on him to come on in a tracksuit "and ruin everything." so, i was like, "you know what?" a, i should work on my trousers. and, b, i shouldn't be online. and, c, maybe just go and watch glastonbury for a year or so. did that hurt you? sometimes these things hurt me, yeah, because i'm human.

stormzy. .. and then i saw a tweet afterwards that said, "you can always rely on him to come on in a tracksuit "and ruin everything." so i was like, "you know what?" a, i should work on my trousers. and, b, i shouldn't be online. and, c, maybe just go and watch glastonbury for a year or so. did that hurt you? sometimes these things hurt me, yeah, because i'm human. as for coldplay they have a lot to work out. their last two used 32 trucks. the band with a hit song yelloe, will they be going green? the band with a hit song yellow, will they be going green? colin paterson, bbc news, jordan. time for a look at the weather. here's sarah keith—lucas. 0ver over the next few days things are changing a bit, some milder air on the way and things turning more u nsettled the way and things turning more unsettled with showers around as well. showery rain already across the south—east of england, south wales, and that will be pushing north across much of england and wales through the course of the night.

the artist stormzy, who is a supporter of the labour party, was furious about it and talked about it. it reminded me of oliver letwin, i think it was in 2005, who said something about big tax cuts or spending cuts and was told not to leave dorset until the campaign was over and i wonder if jacob rees—mogg might have a similar thing in terms of going back to somerset and staying there until new year's day. we have a special guestjoin us for the first time on brexitcast, although we have seen him on the airwaves, it is our media editor amol rajan. you have spent this week spanning the entire internet. i seem to spend my life doing it. rememberthe the entire internet. i seem to spend my life doing it. remember the days when you could follow campaign literature and pamphlets in the by—election and that was what the election was? mostly it happens online nowadays and there is a huge amount of activity online. both the viral stuff that gets shared, some of it during some not, lots of party ads. they've worked out that advertising off—line is slow and you can target people better onlin

facadejacob rees—mogg apologised asa a facadejacob rees—mogg apologised as a buzz was then criticised by stormzy. that will get some traction online of course was of it wont do the tories favours in the early stages of this campaign and a misstep from accra to resign from cabinet this money. that's not a good look for the prime minister or party either and it will be up to vote is that they don't want to join... -- vote is that they don't want to join... —— this morning. they don't wa nt to join... —— this morning. they don't want to be painted elitist which is what they're always in danger of doing. we will sit and see —— will precede tonight the premise or ramming home that message and a tightly choreographed campaign slogan of getting brexit done and then as they put it unleashing bradenton's potential and investing into public services. —— unleashing britain possible venture for somebody campaigns really go to plan throughout and less time the conservatives came up with a specific policy in their manifesto which was so deeply unpopular it had to become remise and change on th

stormzy, kylie. and then i saw a tweet afterwards that said, "you can always rely on him to come on in a tracksuit and ruin everything." so i thought, you know what? a, i should work on my trousers and b, i shouldn‘t be online, and c, maybe just go and watch glastonbury for a year or so. did that hurt you? sometimes these things hurt me, yeah. cos i‘m human. does it ever hurt you that critics have never taken to coldplay in the same way that fans have? no. chris martin of coldplay. whether time, here is chris. hello again. thursday turned out to be a vast majority. some of the brighter moments... this stripe of thicker cloud working its way in. 0utbreaks are in the afternoon. in the southwest, we have shower clouds showing their hands. that lot is going be pushed northwards overnight. we get a band of rain moving in, reaching northern ireland later in the night. followed by those showers, frequent, some of them heavy, might even hear an odd rumble of thunder. it‘s a cloudy night. temperatures 3

stormzy, kylie. and then i saw a tweet after it that said you can always rely on him to come on in a tracksuit and ruin everything. so i was... you know what, a, i should work on my trousers and b, i should not be out of line and perhaps, c, perhaps watch glastonbury for a year or so. did that hurt? yes. iam human. does it ever hurt you that critics have never taken to coldplay in the same way that fans have? no. i was once a tottenham game, next to the away stand so i was hearing both sets of songs and i was like, it is not that hard being in coldplay. at least when we play a stadium it is full of our fans. we do not have a section of non—fa ns! so it is not as hard being coldplay as it is being a football player? that is the message of the album. a former royal marine has returned home from climbing the world‘s 14 highest mountains in record time. nirmal, or "nims", purja gave up his job to take on the challenge and has beaten the previous record of eight years by a pretty big margin. he did it

we have a post here that shows stormzy encouraging people to vote. overall, we opt for us what people think, if you can take a slightly removed view of it. what do people think of these kinds of interventions, positive or negative? on one hand, social media has clearly empower these people to set up clearly empower these people to set up their own political news sites and to play a role in the election that they couldn‘t have done so ten yea rs that they couldn‘t have done so ten years ago. however, there are concerns that misleading or provocative content can be shared. there is a problem that people don‘t look at the other side of the argument or even know that it exists. thank you. the director of blue story, the new film about london gangs which has been banned by some cinemas after a mass brawl in birmingham, has said the violence in cinemas had nothing to do with the film. the vue chain has stopped showing blue story, because it says there have been incidents in 16 of their theatres. rapman, who also wrote the film, has questioned whether

stormzy, kylie. and then i saw a tweet after it that said you can always rely on him to come on in a tracksuit and ruin everything. so i was... you know what, i should work a, on my trousers and b, i should not be out of line and perhaps, c, perhaps watch glastonbury for a year or so. did that hurt? yes. iam human. does it ever hurt you that critics have never taken to coldplay in the same way that fans have? no. there was chris martin talking to our entertainment correspondent about cutting climate change. we will have more on that later on. more on the weather. we have had quite a lot of dry weather over the last couple of days. the river levels are high. the ground is very saturated. marine in the forecast, two. this was the in salisbury. —— more rain in the forecast. overnight, that rain pushes its way northwards. heavy outbreaks of showery rain along the south coast of england. the odd thunderstorm. most of us frost free tonight. a touch of frost under parts of scotland. friday, showery rain