01/04/2014 The Papers

team move forward after a disastrous winter of Rickett. `` cricket.

Welcome to our lookahead at what the papers be bringing us tomorrow.

Miranda Green and James Miller join me. Let's have a look at the front

pages. That start with the Daily Mirror. It is leading with a warning

that cuts to the NHS could lead to wait of up to four weeks to see a

doctor. There is a different warning in a Guardian about windfarms. David

Cameron is considering reducing funding for onshore projects. The

Daily Mail claims for migrants died while trying to board lorries bound

for Britain. The Daily Express says figures from migration estimate that

half a million people will come to the UK from the EU over the next

five years. The independent is living with the growing records

between Unite and the Labour Party. Frankie Knuckles is also pictured,

he has died at the age of 51. The Met Office has developed a new

weather modelling system that could make more accurate forecast. There

Wallis`Bennett, the girl who died Wallis`Bennett, the girl who died

after a wall collapsed at her school. That is the meeting the

front page. There is a pun in The Sun.

Interesting, that one. We are going to start with that. A girl dies

after a wall collapsed. Health and safety programmes tragedy. This

school has had Robinson in the past. We Mac this is just a horrible

story. Somebody has tweeted about it, no school should go to school

and not return home. It is every parent 's nightmare. And then to

discover there were ready worries over the place that the council have

been fined for health and safety breaches it was a girl fell down a

lift shaft. It is claimed that people had already warned them that

this wall was wobbly. This is a human tragedy first and foremost but

there has to be repercussions for the authorities. Possibly the

Scottish government needs to be involved. Interesting because Alex

Salmond has mentored on this today. He probably felt that he had to

comment because of what happened. Absolutely. It is a horrible,

personal tragedy for the family but it does look like a serious failing

at this point because of the safety record of this school. I just find

it really upsetting. How often do we have these photographs of someone

who has just died or whose body has just been discovered. It is always a

young girl with their whole life in front of them and it is just a

horrible front page. It is upsetting. All right. Let's move on

to the Mirror. A four`week wait to see your GP. Doctors face 1.5

billion shortage. It sounds a bit dramatic. They are actually

reporting on what sounds like a bona fides report from a consultancy firm

who are directed attention to a dip in funding for general practice of

17% by 2017. What they are saying is that dip in funding will coincide

with a big impact on primary care of the ageing population. So more

appointments will be needed as the population ages at the same time the

funding is declining. They are saying there will be no way that

surgeries can do what they have been trying to do. The danger with that

is, diseases which need to be spotted early might be missed. That

is why they are able to say, sleeping killer is report. It is not

great for the government at the moment the cause it was not a tough

winter. There was not bad and AT crisis. Primary care and emergency

go together. Not an easy thing to deal with. It is the fact that it is

the first port of call. People have trouble getting an appointment and

therefore, a story like this hit home. The government would say that

it is making efforts to try and get more GPs into the system and more

nurses to deal with the problems. As you say, Miranda, it was a very mild

winter. It wasn't the crisis that a lot of people foresaw. So they got

away with it. The other way of looking at it is that Labour critics

said there would be an `` A crisis. Union boss threatened

to launch rival party to labour. James, you are actually at this

Westminster briefing that Len McCluskey, Labour 's biggest backer

of the union was at and he said some alarming things. He did. He said he

was going to try not to provide too much ammunition for the Tories. Well

that worked! And then he proceeded to hand massive arsenal to the

Tories. I have to try and pick which online to use. The Independent have

gone with the one about launching a rival party. I would suggest that is

wishing it. He did not threaten that he did say, TRANSLATION: Unite would

have no trouble backing a rival party is Labour lose. It is not

entirely up to Len McCluskey. Various hoops have to be jumped

through in the mechanism before they can stop backing labour. But it is

more than a shot across the bounds for Ed Miliband. But they are

angry, they? They feel that Ed Miliband, he is just not being

radical enough in his policies and not aiming enough at working people.

There is a debate he called it grumble time, Douglas Alexander is

in charge of the election when Len McCluskey was asked if he backed

Douglas Alexander, he had a convenient coughing fit and did not

seem to be able to answer which gives you some idea of the battle

that is going on inside. He says they need to be bold. Labour needs

to offer... They have to be very left wing in the offer. Miranda,

this debate is going on, is the party going to be torn apart? I

would say it is a siren voices on the left. These elections are won

and lost on the centre ground. The union movement may not be what suits

the voters. There is a row going on as well because Ed Miliband

commissioned a policy review which everyone in the Labour Party assumes

will be quite radical. Now they are desperately trying to get out of

their commitment to policies in the policy review because they might be

seen as too extreme and not moderate enough so there is a huge battle

going on at the moment about which direction Ed Miliband should take.

In the now very short run`up to the election. And they might consider

freeing `` freezing rail prices as might the review is talking about

much larger, grander issues to do with refashioning society. Which has

really frightened horses and they are trying to back off from them.

James was saying that this gives ammunition to the Tories. Partly

because of the fact that Len McCluskey and the union bosses seem

to enjoy it beating up Ed Miliband so much. They are demonstrating

their power. They put him in. That is bubbly part of the resentment

that they feel. They are going to hammer him even harder because he

was their man. It is because of the unions that it is not the other

Miliband running the party. It doesn't huge damage to the person,

he is after all, the leader of their political segments. They might be

better advised to give him a bit of support. Is it possible to reach to

the centre and keep those on the left happy? Can you do both? If you

win the election. This is the trouble. We will find out in May

next year what was or is the right course of action and whether Ed

Miliband can pull off the balancing act. Let go or in to the Daily Mail.

I am dying to get into this. Desperate migrant had been killed

trying to catch lorries into the UK. This brings us back to the French

for migrants that became a focal point for this issue of migrants

getting into Britain through the Eurotunnel and few use a go. It was

supposed to be closed down and out with. It would appear it is still an

issue as there are still people risking their lives to get into

Britain. It is based on a report. All of this on the eve of the second

debate between Nigel Farage and Nick debate between Nigel Farage and Nick

Clegg. Concerning whether or not we should be in the EU. This is all

part of that debate. Absolutely. That is why Migration Watch would

have released this report now. The polling date `` data shows that even

those who have decided to support UKIP, their concern is not actually

the EU, they are very worried about immigration which has become

increasingly unpopular in this country. It is the interaction

between EU freedom of movement rules and a certain segment of the

electorate is unhappiness with immigration. These front pages are

very useful to him in the debate but as we have found with Romania and

Bulgaria joining the EU and having the right to go wherever they wanted

on January one. The scare stories just evaporated. It just didn't

happen. It is possible that the public are getting Inuit to this

kind of ominous report. As we say, the debate is taking place tomorrow.

Between Mr Raj and Mr Clegg. `` Nigel Farage. He won last time. Who

will do it tonight? I would describe that poll differently. I would say

the poll showed that more people agreed with Nigel Farage's point of

view. When one person is arguing for something intrinsically very

unpopular and the other is riding a wave of public unhappiness, it is

different. I think it is more difficult the second time for Nick

Clegg. Much more difficult because the first time, he was able to

recapture a little bit of the trust that people used to have in him

before the days of the Coalition. And trying to repeat the performance

this week is a really tough call. Nigel Farage started from a very low

base last time. If you had asked me who had won, I would have said Nigel

Farage. We know Nick Clegg is a good debater so Nigel Farage really

surprised me. He won because he passed my expectations. The second

time around, I know what to expect. My expectations will be higher. I

suspect that Nick Clegg might have an easier time of it. Onto the Sun.

Rip`off Britain shirt. ?90. More scandals raised by readers. It's

always the way, when one of the Premier league teams brings out a

new shirt. It always seems to be incredibly expensive compared to the

previous kit. `` Premier League. As you say, those shirts seemed to

become more expensive but this is the mother of all rip`off shirts, I

would suggest. ?90! It's a lot of money. You could go and support

somebody in the fourth test Bell division if you want a cheaper

shirt! You can't choose who you are going to support. `` in the fourth

division. It is slightly different. There is this national aspect to it.

90 quid is a lot of money in the current climate. Especially compared

to the cost of these things. I don't know where they are made but

probably not some highly paid factory. A very healthy markup, I

would imagine. But, yes, absolutely. Many thanks. Much

appreciated. Tonight, the newspaper industry is holding its Oscars, the

press awards. The front page of the year has gone to the... Sunday

People for their piece on Charles Saatchi and Nigella Lawson. That

became one of the year's Egypt stories. The Mail on Sunday one

scoop of the year for its investigation into the former Co`op

bank chief and took the award for news team of the year. It has been

announced that the Guardian has one newspaper of the year. That's it for

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