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Good morning to you. How are you? I tell you, it's cloudy and a bit drizzly here in the northwest of the UK and Salford. A bit drizzly. So it is grim, grim, grim. But good to be with you. The papers then, the podcast, where we look at the papers, simple as that, does what it says on the tin to the front pages

before looking inside. Let's see what they are leading with the eye paper. We'll start with it

today. Revealed Labour's Plan to Nationalise UK railways.

Now, a number of newspapers feature this on front pages today.

Labour's plan to nationalise the railways, that is, if Labour forms the next government.

The OI newspaper says Labour is promising to immediately start the process of bringing the rail system back into public ownership.

Plans include a best price ticket guarantee and digital season tickets.

We might come back to it in a moment.

The Metro.

End of line for failing train firms.

So this is how the Metro is describing Labor's election promise to axe rail franchises.

The plan would see a great British Railway's body take over each existing franchise as its contract comes to an end.

The Daily Mirror, again, Labour will nationalise rail in five years.

The Guardian Labour pledges to nationalise rail network within five years.

Number of the papers have striking photographs of horses rampaging through central London yesterday afternoon.

Have you come across this?

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