Also on Times Radio breakfast: Dr Michael Mullholland from the Metro: Countdown Royal College of GPs (7.15 a.m.) … Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury Bridget Phillipson (8.35 a.m.) … Designer and ambassador for the Royal Osteoporosis Society Cath Kidston (8.50 a.m.) … SAGE member Andrew Hayward (9.05 a.m.).
Julia Hartley-Brewer breakfast show (talkRADIO): Public accounts whatsapp number database committee Chair Meg Hillier (7.05 a.m.) … COVID Recovery Group Chair Mark Harper (8.20 a.m.) … Tory MP Mark Francois (8.50 a.m.) … Tory MP Steve Baker (9.06 a.m.) … Former Tory MP Patrick Mercer (9.40 a.m.).
Politics Live (BBC Two (11.15 a.m.): Tory MP Matt Warman … Labour MP Siobhain McDonagh … Daily Mirror Editor Alison Phillips … The Telegraph’s Tim Stanley … Business Minister Lee Rowley … Shadow Treasury Minister Pat McFadden.
Cross Question with Iain Dale (LBC 8 p.m.): Greens co-leader Adrian Ramsay Metro: Countdown
Former Tory SpAd Anita Boateng … Free Speech Union General Secretary Toby Young … Comedian Matt Forde.
Peston (Twitter 9 p.m. and ITV 10.45 p.m.): Shadow Child Poverty Secretary Wes Streeting … Israel’s COVID czar Salman Zarka … Actor Tracy-Ann Oberman.
Reviewing the papers tonight: Sky News (10.30 p.m. and 11.30 p.m.): The Mirror’s Kevin Maguire and Telegraph’s Camilla Tominey … Times Radio (10.30 p.m.): Tory MP Brendan Clarke-Smith and Shadow Schools Minister Peter Kyle.
TODAY’S FRONT PAGES
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Daily Express: Booster jabs plea to keep Britain safe.
Daily Mail: Boris’s trillion pound green gamble.
Financial Times: Sunak plans cut in banks’ profit surcharge to keep City competitive.
HuffPost UK: COVID deaths highest since March.
i: U.K.’s COVID-19 scientists are meeting once a month … as infections rise.
POLITICO UK: U.K. wrestles with online whatsapp filter anonymity in wake of MPs’ killing.
The Daily Telegraph: Care home booster jab rollout falling short.
The Guardian: U.K.’s net zero plans fall short tools and software needed for graphic design on ambition and funds, say experts.
The Independent: New Oxford vaccine to target Delta variant.
The Sun: Booster jabs — Time for lift-off.
The Times: Britons face higher taxes to pay for eco pledges.