VIP ABUSE CASE: The Daily Mail today carries seven pages of coverage about the collapsed “VIP abuse” case, leading with claims from an ex-judge that the police obtained warrants to search the home of wrongly accused peers and ex-MPs under false pretences.
Development Secretary Alok Sharma makes his first visit to Africa today to meet DfID staff and visit schools projects.
AND THEN THERE WERE THREE: Former Trade Minister Mark Garnier is the latest Tory MP to throw his hat in the ring for the Commons Treasury committee chairmanship vacated by Nicky Morgan, the New Statesman’s Patrick Maguire reports. Guido has a longer list of possible runners and riders.
MEDIA ROUND
Welsh Secretary Alun Cairns phone number library broadcast round: Today program (7.30 a.m.) … LBC Radio (7.50 a.m.) … Sky News (9 a.m.).
Also on the Today program: Former Labour spinner Alastair Campbell (7.09 a.m.) … National Farmers Union leader Minette Batters (8.10 a.m.) … U.K. Permanent Representative to the U.N. Karen Pierce (8.30 a.m.) … Shadow Climate Minister Danielle Rowley (8.40 a.m.).
BBC Breakfast: Former Labour spinner Alastair Campbell (7.40 a.m.).
Also on Nick Ferrari at Breakfast (LBC Radio): Tory MP Nigel Evans and EU academic Professor Steve Peers (7 a.m.).
All Out Politics (Sky News, 9 a.m.) Former Lib Dem Minister David Laws on schools standards (9.10 a.m.) … The Times’ Defense Correspondent Lucy Fisher and the Telegraph’s Brexit Commissioning Editor Asa Bennett review the newspaper comment sections (9.15 a.m. & 10.15 a.m.) … Shadow Climate Minister Danielle Rowley on fracking (9.45 a.m.) … Labour MP Jess Phillips on the People’s Vote campaign (10 a.m.) … Plaid Cymru Brexit spokeswoman Delyth Jewell, Brexit Party MEP Nathan Gill and Welsh Tory activist Gareth Baines on the PM’s visit to Wales (10.30 a.m.).
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