07/01/2014 The Papers

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Hello. Welcome to our look ahead at what the papers will be bringing us

tomorrow. With me are financial analyst Louise Cooper and the editor

of the Daily Express. All the papers are in now. We're going to start the

Telegraph, leading with a story that half of all convicted sex offenders

in England and Wales are apparently being spared a jail term and are

being given community sentences instead. The Guardian says the

government's flagship benefit reform scheme is being jeopardised by a

rift. The Express has done a story of an increased risk of heart attack

in people who take a certain brand of sleeping tablets.

The Daily Mirror had a picture of a baby pulled from the rubble of a

building. Apparently from Damascus, it claims that it was hit by

government forces on the day that President Assad gave up his chemical

weapons. The Daily Mail says that Channel 4

is facing a police investigation over a documentary showing a thief

demonstrating how to shoplift. The Times says that harsh side effects

as lead to a change in official advice being changed for men with a

risk of prostate cancer. It also has a story on the helicopter crash in

North Norfolk. The Independent says increasingly heated immigration

debates has led to a huge increase in racist bullying in schools. The

sun has the headline, hell freezes over. A town in fruit -- Michigan.

It has seen temperatures go to -40 Celsius. We're going to start with

the only paper that seems to be reporting the helicopter crash

earlier this evening in Norfolk. Four killed in a military helicopter

crash. The details you have been giving out all night, as you know, a

Pave Hawk aircraft, helicopter, it looks like it was coming from a

nearby RAF base. Lakenheath. It came down next to Cley next the Sea.

Sadly, it looks like for people on board had been killed. This leads to

some serious questions to be asked. What I think is quite interesting is

it is the only newspaper to break the story on the front page and all

of the front pages of the newspapers are completely different. There was

clearly no big lead story of the day. From today. Has a broken too

late? I think it has broken too late. When these, most of the first

editions are done by 9:30pm. Details wise it was very sketchy and was

breaking. That is probably the main reason. Do you think you will be in

a different edition? There will be in other first editions elsewhere.

Maybe they'll make the decision not to change the front page. I think

they will be on some front pages. It is a late rating story. -- breaking.

I am a financial analyst, I am interested, the decision, how much

it costs to change the front page for a newspaper. How they can maybe

the? I was intrigued. We have edition times and it is budgeted

for. If the press is stopped, that will stop you -- cost you a lot of

money. That is budgeted in. We have different edition times at 11:30pm.

Then we go to one -- 1:30am. On different days there are different

first edition times as well. It depends on how you wanted the -- two

disc tribute in. That will feature in some of the later editions. What

was interesting, with all the bad weather, it said initial reports

said it had crashed into the sea and the RNLI dispatched lifeboats. To

say they were there that quit. Sometimes the RNLI gets forgotten.

Hats off to them. Indeed. Let's go on to the Independent. Interesting

story. Immigration is on the front pages. We had the poll today

suggesting the majority of Britons believe there should be a cut on

immigration. A big debate about it from all sides, right and left. The

suggestion from the Independent is that racist bullying is the result

of this heated debate with ChildLine suggesting that children are

reporting abuse because of what is going on. 1400 children contacted

counselling in 2013. This was up in previous months. You have to go what

they're saying. If people are talking about, children talk about

about about kids are kids and if someone is different, they get

picked on. It does not matter what colour you are. If you are slightly

different. Kids repeat what their parents say to them. It reflects

what maybe they are hearing in their own environment. As we know, there

has been a big political am starting to be a big political hostility to

immigration. It is a reflection that children repeat what their parents

say. The it is part of human nature. People become people who are

different. This is not saying that it is because these people are black

or Asian or whatever. It is immigration. Part of the debate that

is going on. They are saying that Muslims are being called terrorists

or bombers by their classmates. That is not a new comment this year. This

has been going on for a furious. After 7-7. I don't understand how

this is now that the debate is raging at the moment, this is for

last year. Immigration has been high up on the public radar for a few

years. Certainly while UKIP have been doing well. At the moment the

debate is remains and Bulgarians. This is not about that. We have had

five or six years of economic pain and when people are suffering

economic pain, as we have seen all across Europe, and even in the

United States, you seek to blame somebody else. That is what happens.

It has happened through history. When people are unhappy, their wages

are not going up, they are losing jobs and they are suffering in the

pocket, you seek to blame somebody else. What happens is that the

politicians get votes by blaming others. This, to me, is reflected in

the greater society with so economic growth and people are feeling

wealthier, they will stop blaming others. It would be interesting to

know, it is not explicit from the front page, where in the country

this is. In London, where my kids go, it is a mixed, conferences and

primary school. My son and daughter, a mixed school. I have never heard

of bullying that goes on. Name-calling. Not racist bullying.

It would be interesting to know if this is further around the country.

Outside my son's classroom it says in this class we speak 19 languages.

It is something to be celebrated and to be proud of. That the two as you

go in the classroom. It says in this class we speak 17 languages and

embrace the following fates. If you go to a London school or a London

state school, there will be a big mix of children. Maybe I wonder if

it is in other areas. You mentioned, Louise, kids hear things at and may

potentially repeat racist language in the playground and so forth. Is

there any plane to perhaps the lead at the door of us, the media? Ali

reporting this story fairly? Are we potentially feeding the prejudices

of the public out there who at the moment are feeling, we don't like

immigration. We don't know. Maybe people are picking up on the media.

The media are only reporting public opinion. The big talk about, the

influx of Bulgarians and Romanians, all of the flights, they are booked

until next Christmas, they will all come. It did not happen. As has been

said, all of the TV, newspapers were sea to anyone turned up. People did

turn up. Not many. This is something we will have too much for a few

years to get the true figures like we did with the Polish immigration.

Going back to what the story was about, that has been in the last

month or two, months this is not covering the period and this is

about, mainly, muscles reporting they are being called terrorists and

bombers. That is not Bulgarians or remains. We have got to be careful

we are not feeling this. It is something that we will be keeping an

eye on now. Onto the daily Telegraph. A depressing story. We

talked about this an hour ago. Half of the six attackers are spared

jail. The suggestion is this is to save money. This is figures obtained

by the shadow justice secretary and as you say, a depressing statistic.

Half of convicted sex offenders, violent criminals and burglars

basically avoided prison. They were not sent down. City 5000 criminals

in 2013 walked free despite being convicted for rape, sexual assault,

grievous bodily harm and robbery. Very depressing statistics and I

wonder if this is being reduced to political point scoring and

forgetting about the victims whose lives have been devastated. By these

crimes. This is information that was cleaned by the Labour Party. They

are pointing a finger at the Tories. The Tories hitting back, as they

would. Chris Grayling says they are overhauling guidelines. They always

say they will have guidelines. -- overhaul guidelines. He also says

they will not take lessons from a Labour Party that let criminals

leave years early. When the Labour Party. Don't throw things at us

because we will throw it back. Back to what we said, they are forgetting

the victims. Let's move on to another story on the front of the

Telegraph. Allow children to be bored, parents are told. There is no

problem to take away the Game Boy, take away whatever it is some

electronic thing. Let them contemplate the ruins of empire.

Meditate. What parents need is yet more advice on how to bring up

children! We have not had enough of that already! This is according to

Julie Robinson, the education and training director of the independent

association of prep schools. Are! She says you should allow children

to become bored because quiet reflective time is just as

important. Julie, do you have children? If you do, they are

nothing like mine. They are probably in prep school. The lack they are

probably privately educated in doing well. When my children get bored, as

my four-year-old son has done a lot during the terrible rain. Your Mac

are they just wind each other up and it all ends in tears. She says there

are too many focuses on after-school activities. This could lead to a

generation of anxiety ridden adult. I never did any of that and I am

anxiety ridden already. And she is against tiger mothers and again, she

is from a prep school and I find it hilarious. It's OK to say to your

kids, fail, succeed, whatever. You can handle it, parents, you are

doing a great job out there. And on toll Sun. Apparently Hell has frozen

over. It's Biblical - Weather that happens in the Bible! I loved this

headline you and didn't like it. I thought it was a greathead line. I

throw down the rifles and applaud the opposition, obviously it's

brilliant. The freak icy blast. But I do believe that Hell, Michigan do

regularly freeze over. He is poshing cold water on the story! No, no, I'm

just saying - it's great, a great picture of Hell freezing over,

because of the polar volunteer text, whatever one of them is! Well The

Sun has a helpful explainer - although we weren't quite sure about

it - of what is a polar volunteer text so if you are confused it is in

the Sun. And my favourite bit is apparently in Chicago's Lincoln Park

zoo polar bear Anna was moved indoors because it was too cold for

her and she had to go into a heated room. Too cold tour a polar bear!

Sometimes the polar vortex has been called a frijd twister. I won't tell

you what he said off air! We've all met one of them And we will leave it

there! It has been brilliant having you in and looking at the headlines.

Stay with us for the BBC news because at the top of the hour at

midnight we will have the latest on the US military helicopter crash in

north Norfolk which has apparently killed the four crew members on

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