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the 32 man squad for the upcoming friendly with Denmark. It includes a

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first international call-up for 18-year-old Southampton defender

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Luke Shaw. That is in 15 minutes, after the papers.

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It's good to be back. Am I saying that too soon? We will find out in a

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moment. Welcome to our look ahead at what the papers are bringing us

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tomorrow. Withers are James Lyons from The Mirror and Eleanor Mills

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from the Sunday Times. We will begin with the Express. We can show it to

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you this time! We are a step closer to an anti-ageing drug. The Mirror

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leads on claims that GCHQ snooped on webcam chats. The Daily Telegraph

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says that the UK will be a leader in dementia treatment. Yahoo have

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condemned what they call a completely unacceptable violation of

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privacy, says the Guardian. The Daily Mail focuses on migration to

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Britain and split in Cabinet. The Mirror says that dozens of children

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have been taken into care for being obese. The Times says that dangerous

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legal highs could be sold on the High Street under plans considered

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by ministers. Let's start with the Daily Mail, a couple of stories.

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Migration soars, good says Vince Cable. He mocks the PM's failure to

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control that EU influx. Another division in the Cabinet? The This

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could be quite serious. There has been a rocket from up to 212,000, up

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to 60,000 of the people coming to live and work in the UK. The

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majority is from the EU. It's interesting, in the light of Angela

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Merkel coming here today, he said very firmly there was going to be no

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change on freedom of movement in the UK. It is bad for Cameron because

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one of his key election pledges was that he was going to get net

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migration down. And this is really not happening at all. This is pretty

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bad news in the coalition. Of course, he has Vince Cable, very

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pro-immigration, hence it's a signee economy is doing really well,

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crowing about it. So, this is pensions, one might say. And a sign

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that people want to come and live here, it's a nice place today?

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Absolutely, the economy is doing well, people are coming here. This

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was a dividing line during the last election. Vince Cable clearly wants

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to make it a dividing line that the next election. A lot of people

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around David told him it was silly to make this pledge and it looks

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like that now. Buried in this bad news for David Cameron, even more

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bad news. These figures... You even sound like you are rubbing your

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hands together! Luff, I'm not, at all! These are 12 month figures to

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September last year. As we know, the controls on Bulgarian and Romanian

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immigrants were not lifted until January. In six months time I think

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we are going to see these figures looking worse. Won't he say, well,

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this is net migration, it has gone up because lots of people are

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staying here and don't want to go anywhere else? But that was the

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promise he made, we had some extraordinary exchanges, where they

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kept saying to him, is the Prime Minister confident that this

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election pledge will be met? He kept saying to us, we have got the right

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policies in place and that is our target. And we would say, but is it

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going to be met? Hang on, lots of governments of all different

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complexions have targets and they don't meet them, do they? Well, they

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should not make them. The measures they are putting in place, they keep

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talking about what they are trying to do around immigration. They can't

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do anything! Everything is around non-EU migration. The Which is not

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the driver. These are terrible headlines for Cameron in terms of

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the threat from UKIP. It lays into the hands of Nigel Farage. He has a

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conference tomorrow, I am sure he will put this rampage on the podium.

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He says the whole point of having to get out of the EU is because we

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can't control immigration. Nothing that was said, Angela Merkel,

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however they were trying to spin it in that she might give concessions,

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it is true, because they can't do anything about freedom of movement.

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She agrees about curbing benefit migrants. Whatever the government

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pretends, there are people coming here to work and get jobs. Vince

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Cable says that, they are coming to fill jobs in the expanding labour

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market. We still have nearly 1 million young people that can't get

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jobs. It's not good politics for David Cameron. Can anyone out there

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differentiate between EU and non-EU migration, or do they just see that

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migration is going up? It doesn't matter where they are coming from,

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if you don't like migration do you care? There are really stupid things

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going on in the name of trying to get down non-EU migration. A lot of

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people that want to come here from China, as tourists sought to study,

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are being told they can't. There has been a public relations disaster in

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India. A lot of students were coming to the UK and because of the

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tightening up on visas to study they are not coming, which will cost us a

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fortune. The whole policy does not work. One of the big entertainment

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firms, don't know if I am allowed to mention it? They were complaining

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that they run the attractions in London and they say the Visa system

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for Chinese people are stopping people coming here and costing loads

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of money and jobs. We seem to have ended up with the worst of all

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worlds. Still loads of people coming from Europe that we can't do

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anything about, at the same time, we are stopping the lucrative tourist

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market. You managed not to sound fully for them. Well, it's bad for

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everyone. Patricia Hewitt, I was wrong over PIE. This is the former

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Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt, general secretary of the National

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Council For Civil Liberties in the 1970s, which had links with this

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Paedophile Information Exchange, which claimed it was not a

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campaigning group to encourage legalising sex with children.

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Patricia Hewitt has now come out and said very emphatically denies that

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she was wrong not to have done something about that. Slightly

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unfair, she has finally apologised, it says, she has been out of the

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country for the last 12 days which is why she has not responded to the

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stuff that was going on. She didn't leave any room for doubts over his

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regrets? No, she has definitely given a masterclass in how to deal

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with this sort of thing. Harriet Harman problems, that she has had

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this week, have by and large been caused by the way she responded to

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this and the failure to fully explain the situation, as she saw it

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at the time. To admit that clearly mistakes had been made. They might

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not have been mistakes she made, that mistakes were clearly made. I

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think it was the failure to clearly say that in the interview at the

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start of this week. I think it is very interesting that she has said

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it so unequivocally, so did Sammy Chakravarty, from Liberty, there

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were questions over why she found it so difficult to say this was not a

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good thing that happened in the 70s, it was another era, it was

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misguided, they were wrong. The other two have said it, I don't know

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why she finds it so difficult. Isn't there a difference to be drawn here?

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Patricia Hewitt says, I had a close link because of my role... They had

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different jobs. If we are being realistic about this, Patricia

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Hewitt is no longer a front line politician. Therefore, it is easier

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for her to say sorry, easier for her to draw a line under it. If Harriet

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Harman had spoken out in such aliphatic way, she knew that her

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enemies were waiting to pounce. She could have drawn a line under this a

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week ago by saying, you know, it was a different era, we were totally

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wrong, it was bizarre, it now looks really awful and the other two have

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done the right thing. I think she played it incredibly badly. Let's

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look at the Telegraph. A really interesting photograph of when Dave

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met Angela. It interesting to hear her speak English today. You don't

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hear it very often. They look like they are about to kiss. It's a bit

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Four Weddings And A Funeral. They described the relationship as him

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being at the naughty nephew, which is really weird. The strangest

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description I have heard between world leaders. Somebody at Number 10

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really got that wrong. It seems almost sinister. This is a very old

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picture. They do look quite chummy. The other pictures I saw, they

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looked extremely on edge, staring daggers at each other if they were

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looking at each other at all. There was an odd picture of him in the

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kitchen at Number 10, or I should say one of the Cameron's kitchens.

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They have two kitchens! His and hers. They had to put in a nicer

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kitchen when they came in. Gordon Brown's kitchen was a bit grotty.

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Samantha Cameron likes a nice kitchen. I don't think the Telegraph

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is talking about the kitchens, they are talking about the relationship

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in two nations and what don't think the Telegraph is talking about the

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kitchens, they are talking about the relationship in two nations and

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what's given on Twitter is the kitchen and the box set! There was a

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whole James Bond set... Shall we move on and say it didn't go well? A

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?60 yellow toaster! Right, the first three-parent babies

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next year. This is also in the Telegraph. Well,

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this is the move of the genetic equivalent of changing a faulty

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battery in a car. I think she thought that would sound reassuring

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but it doesn't. It is unfortunate. You would have to

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be the Chief Medical Fer. This is about couples having IVF

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treatment for severe disabilities, so that they are offered a downer

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bit of genetic code from another woman's egg to stop the likely hooud

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of passing on that genetic condition. So there is science

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behind this. But people have an issue with it? It

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has gone through the HE Fay. I think it is a good idea. If you are a

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family with those kinds of degenerative diseases, and you can

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Boro a tiny bit. It is literally the sack that the rest of the genetic

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stuff sits in, coming from the other egg and if you can do that it means

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you don't get a child that suffers from this terrible disease, why not?

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Should we be even thinking of stopping it happen, if you can stop

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these awful diseases? This has clear fantastic potential. I don't think

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that anyone would want to stand in their way? Well, there is a bit of a

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yuck factor about it. The Metro: The spy who loved me,

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naked on webcam. You, do you love this? But there is a serious side to

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it. It is a bit Carry On Spying. The way it sounds? People caught naked

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on a webcam, but the fact that GCHQ have been looking at the pictures

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and storing them? And apparently that one in nine has undesirable

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nudity. This is not my definition. I cannot really help you with the

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definition, but this is what the spy chiefs think is undesirable.

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This is Operation Optic Nerve. Yes and there are apparently 1. 8

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million images. I think that is about 160,000 images of undesirable

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nudity. Good maths! For those who may be

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worried about this, apparently the operation ran from 2008 until 2010

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and possibly a little after that. Lots of people thinking did they

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have a webcam then. And the serious part, GCHQ were

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trying to try out facial recognition software to help them track down

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terrorists, so they stored millions of images from webcams trying to do

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that but of course they got a lot of things that were not faces! And of

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course the worry is that WikiLeaks could get hold of it.

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Do you think that they have bottom recognition? Maybe not. I don't have

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a webcam, so I can rest easy! That is the papers for this hour, but we

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are back later for another look at the front pages. Stay with us on the

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BBC News. Peter Robinson welcomes a judge-led inquiry to letters sent to

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Republican suspects, telling them they would not be prosecuted. Coming

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up next is Sportsday. Hello and welcome to Sportsday with

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me Tim Hague. Here's what's to come tonight: Spurs stage an amazing

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comeback to keep their European adventure

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