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rescue their season. They have five matches to go. One game from the

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Scottish Premiership between the Burnie on and Aberdeen. ``

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Hibernian. Welcome to look ahead at what the

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papers will be bringing us tomorrow. Let's look at some of the front

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pages. The Daily Telegraph shows the sent in the last week by Peaches

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Geldof of her and her mother, Paula Yates. The papers lead article is

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OnDemand is from Conservative MPs that the culture Secretary, Maria

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Miller, gets the sack because of the damage being caused to the party by

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her toxic expenses scandal. The Daily Express shows the Duchess of

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Cambridge with Prince George who, along with the Duke, are touring New

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Zealand. The Daily Mirror also dedicates its front page to Peaches

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Geldof and that final photograph tweeted shortly before her death. A

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photograph of Peaches Geldof is also on the front page of the Guardian.

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The papers lead article is on concerns by food inspectors that

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infected animals could enter the food chain if proposed changes to

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abattoir inspections go ahead. The Financial Times is reporting that a

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new way of measuring the U.K.'s economy will overturn the country 's

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reputation as a spendthrift, betraying Britain's and set is

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unexpectedly prudent. We are unexpectedly prudent, there you go.

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Let's start with the sun. The big story of the day is the death of

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Peaches Geldof at the age of 25. They speculate on the front page,

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saying that there were no drugs at the house. This shows how dynamic

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newspapers can be because we see in other papers today that they are

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speculating about this last photograph and why she may have

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photographed it, her mother and so on. Now we are learning from the Sun

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that no drugs were found at the house and that there is no suicide

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note. We are moving away from an idea that she may have killed

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herself and are thinking about underlying health reasons. It is

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interesting how newspapers are often condemned as being old`fashioned but

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they are quite dynamic and this time of the evening they are gearing up

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and constantly reinventing the front page. It is an exciting time to be

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in papers. So sad. They will have their reporters all over this. Bob

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Geldof 's tribute there. She was an it girl in teens, going to parties

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and so on. But she changed a lot. But she was also, as a teenager, she

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was writing she had her own TV show. She was writing for women's

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magazines about fashion you might say that this is precocious but you

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could eight is precocious talent. She was a bright, witty, dynamic,

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interested, curious girl. As you say, two very small children. From

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what anybody can judge from photographs they looked happy. It is

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heartbreaking. Onto the times. The News International paper reading on

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its front page that the PM is at war with party as Miller Row grows. All

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of the papers on the right, I should say, are pushing this. News

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International is pushing it. What I think is interesting is that this is

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now moving much more towards David Cameron and it is about his

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judgement and calling on him to do something away from Maria Miller who

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think it's lost cause. It is interesting. The tabloids have been

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more or less, up until today, saying the obvious thing that people are

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out of touch. The Telegraph is more detailed today. This story

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originally appeared on page four and looked a bit like it was outdated.

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It is how Maria Miller handled it and how the aid apparently

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threatened the newspaper that has changed it. Now it is becoming a

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story about how David Cameron is dealing with it. We have the 1922

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committee meeting on Wednesday. There are silences, where is the

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constituency party? We assume that they are behind Maria Miller. It is

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now getting into an authority situation for the Prime Minister.

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What is interesting is that the times are going hard on the Miller

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expenses story with a previously were not so sure. Maybe the new

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editor is thinking that this is a story which breaks out from the

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politics bobble iWork and gets readers cross. You have let it so it

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is not just the Telegraph expenses. Is also self interest? Is is a way

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of making it clear to the world that if you are saying that we should

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allow MPs to dictate future jurisdiction of the press and

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control of the press through a privy Council, then that is a huge

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mistake. It was not us who brought up Deveson. Be sure that was raised

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with our reporter when we first looked at it. Some call it the

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perfect storm. Maria Miller is struggling to do the right thing. It

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is a coming together of a number of different issues. A former tabloid

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editor tweeted tonight suggesting that when you are in a hole, stop

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digging. He is loyal to his team. He is the leader. She is a female

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minister, he does not have many of them. He does not want to let her go

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for that reason. He is worried by the Andrew Mitchell situation, he

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thinks he let him go to easily. Had you let it get to this stage? If you

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are Prime Minister, although he has his own problems at the moment,

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since Andy Coulson left Downing Street David Cameron is not appear

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to have the same group on public perception. Is that nobody around

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him who can deal with this? He has lost his friends. He has a lot of

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employees around him had not want to tell the boss that you are wrong. He

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has lost these guys around him for years into being Prime Minister.

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Where is the David Cameron that would have gone to Maria Miller and

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said, look this is getting a bit sticky water we going to do? Cameron

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understood it in 2011. Interestingly, somebody else has

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tweeted that John Major had a pretty good economy going in 1997. What

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sank him? Sleaze. This started with a newspaper crusade at the time.

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What a thing to quit to labour. You mention the suggestion that it may

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be because it is not want to fire a woman and there are only apparently

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for full`time members of the Cabinet. Yet there are four men who

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went to the same Oxford college and three of them are called Dave. Those

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of the figures we are talking about. That is appalling. I do not

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think that the David thing matters so much. It is not appalling that

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they are all called David. Is it appalling? I don't know. The Lib

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Dems are no better, they are worse. It is a problem for all of the

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parties. It does not make it better by having a woman who is apparently

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saying there with the PM 's blessing when he and she are so clearly out

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of touch with the public mood. It is this perception of greed and

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nonsense. Other parties have had this problem you would have thought

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that you would have liked your lesson. The public will not buy

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this. Let's look at this cartoon. Two

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chaps having a chat and here it is. Matt is a genius, he wins awards for

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this. He is terrific. And they are so small. RBS advises clients to use

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zero hours contracts. We all bailout RBS. We own them and Maria Miller 's

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house. Ouch. This is an 81% taxpayer owned bank and it is now apparently

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advising businesses across Britain to draw up zero hours contracts.

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Some people like them. I did have a problem with them because in the old

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days used to call it being freelance but the problem with these contracts

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is where it becomes your tights to an employer and you are not allowed

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to leave. It is not unusual, for example in catering, media, creative

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industries, where people say call me if you need me. But it is where big

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companies, particularly some of the high street chains, has said that

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you cannot work for anybody else. That is not a zero hours contract

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that is tying you into something we have no guaranteed security or job

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security. This is an extraordinary thing for the RBS to do given its

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position and that it is in this position. It will drive Vince Cable

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mad. He has got skin in the game. The government has a stake in this

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company and he will be angry. He will be angry at a maverick LibDem

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urging a 40p tax rate. Jeremy Browne, the former Foreign Office

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and Home Office Minister, thinks that Nick Clegg and David Cameron

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are being timid. Extraordinary. He was sacked for being too right`wing

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and is now definitely right wing. This is Conservative policy going

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further than David Cameron. Another exclusive story for the

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independent. Although, it is plugging his book, the title of

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which I would like to reach you because it trips off the tongue.

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Race plan, an authentic LibDem plan to get Britain ready for the global

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economy. He is big issue is that all of this is rubbish, we are losing

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the global race. You did say rather unkindly that it is not a book but a

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large pamphlet. This is an argument not just made by him but a lot of

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other people as well. He's trying to think big. He is always telling

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anybody who will listen to him how important the global race is and we

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are fighting with our European neighbours and losing against the

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big countries. That is an argument from Liam Fox. There is not a lot

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between them. You are a former LibDem apparatchik. Is Nick Clegg to

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commit? No. Go another television and with Nigel Farage, taking on

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that debate which is not a hugely popular stance on Europe. That is

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quite brave. In terms of policy. That is a key part of Liberal

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Democrat policy. He has gone there, taken it on. Which Nick Clegg want

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pushed up to 45p or 50p no ID not think he is. Onto the Daily Express

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with Prince George on tour. He has flown 12 hours, more than that

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probably. Who knows, he probably cried a little bit. I bet there

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wasn't anyone sitting in front of him he would have dared to complain.

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Stuck in the back in economy with this child screaming all the way to

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New Zealand for 40 hours. That is a wonderful photograph. He just looks

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like his dad. He does. Joe, Christopher, it has been great

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having you. Thanks for that. Stay with us, at the top of the hour, we

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will have much more on the death of the broadcaster and author, Peaches

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Geldof, who has died at the age of 25. Now, it's time for Sportsday.

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Welcome to Sportsday. On the way tonight Colin Sunderland are rooted

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at the bottom of the Premier League as they can seat five goals at

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Tottenham. `` concede. Aberdeen are clear in second in the Scottish and

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