16/04/2014 The Papers

League season and news from the Commonwealth Games. Tennis from

Monte Carlo and cricket as well. That is all in the sport in 15

minutes, after the papers. Hello. Welcome to our look ahead to

what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow.

Let's have a look at some of tomorrow morning 's front pages. It

will stop at the Independent. The picture shows relatives waiting for

news of loved ones following the sinking of the ferry in South Korea.

Also a breakthrough in cancer treatment. In the Daily Express,

photographs of Angelina Jolie, claiming she will give up acting. In

the Daily Telegraph, news that Britain should be unashamedly in

Angelico about its Christian faith, according to David Cameron. I love

you, I think we're going to die was the stark headline for the Metro

after the sinking of the ferry in South Korea. The Daily Mail claims

one in 16 patients pick up a bug after what `` after staying in what

it calls filthy hospitals. I love you, I think we're going to die.

That is a horrible story. It does not matter it is on the wrong side

`` the other side of the world. Imagine how appalling it must be to

be waiting for your loved ones to come back, waiting for your child to

come off or not come off. It is just horrendous. There are reports this

evening. They were warned not to get on the boat. There was a large lump

and talk about bad weather. One of the survivors were saying, the

advice was, stay in your seats. Do not move. Whatever the loud thump

was, stay still, everybody. That was awful. You have to wonder why the

lifeboats were not deployed and people take out to them. You can

imagine, if you're in charge of a group of 300 schoolchildren in

something like this is happening, the last thing you want is panic.

You can imagine the initial order going out. There comes a point when

the ship starts doing this and you go, right, everybody we are going to

move over here or go into the lifeboats. I do not know how long it

has taken for the ship to get into this state. It was very quickly,

apparently. In the Independent, hundreds of schoolchildren feared

dead in the South Korean ferry disaster. That picture is of

relatives waiting for the missing loved ones. That is at the port in

South Korea. It has one of the better safety record is on the seas

off a lot of Asian countries. This has been a shock to a lot of people.

Scientists hail new era in fight against cancer. The most amazing

thing is it is the front page of the Independent and not the Daily

Express. It is quite an interesting study. Cancer research UK is

unveiling a new study they are about to undertake to see if they can

modify medicines or cancer treatments with particular genetic

make`up. If you have itchy and yourselves eyeing a set of

arrangement, they will find a treatment which is individually

tailored to you. The idea is this will be a huge breakthrough. At the

moment, you get say breast cancer or lung cancer and you have one blunt

tool, which is basically kill the cells. Either radiating them to

death or bombarding us with chemicals, just to kill everything.

They killed as many goods are sometimes as it does bad cells. This

seems to be a much more tailors and intelligent way of dealing with it.

Cancer research has been talking for a long time about what genetics can

bring to this whole field. It is interesting. When we did map the

gene known, which was quite a while ago. There was a feeling we would be

so far down the road in dealing with lots of cancers and a whole myriad

of health issues. There has been progress but it has not been as fast

as a lotta people might have. There have been cancer breakthroughs for

decades now. We have been trying for my entire lifetime to try to find a

cure. Some rates have improved. Things have not improved for

everybody in every situation. The way that Kieren has described some

people die with lots of chemicals in their system, killing off almost

every cell in their body, that still happens. A lot of these big

breakthroughs to not trickle down to people and they are very expensive.

They are not automatically available in the NHS or approved for funding.

We have done an awful lot with cancer over the years. That is

great. It affects lots of people. The attention that cancer gets,

while it is not necessarily wrong to give it that attention, it does mean

we will not give attention to other diseases which are more difficult

and harder. I have epilepsy and that affects one in ten people who have

this easier at least once in their life. It does not get the attention

and massive fundraising campaigns. There are many diseases which need

this help. This new tailor`made treatment, they will be starting

trials, which is encouraging. They are going to be starting trials. We

would like to say, there are no results for this. In the Daily

Telegraph, apparently David Cameron does believe in God, unlike Mr

Blair. He puts God back into politics and says Britain should be

unashamedly evangelical. You are shaking your head. You are huffing

and puffing. Nothing wrong with that whatsoever, if it is true. What he

brings to politics is more a touch of Herod. It says in the Bible,

suffer little children. Jesus Christ said that, apparently. Child poverty

is predicted to rise by 600,000. There are starving children. There

are 3.5 million children in this country and poverty. Children are

suffering quite a lot. D bread makers. We could go on about David

Cameron and the price of bread. We could go on about the big society

and how food banks are growing to beat the need. Society is not doing

it for itself. `` feed the need. He has been criticised heavily by

bishops in the Church of England. Many have signed a letter which has

humiliated him. They have said some of your policies causing massive

harm. This is exactly the kind of thing that Jesus had said we should

not be doing. He has responded with this letter in the Church Times.

There are those of a firm Christian faith who do feel they are

marginalised. The established church is the Church of England. It is a

Christian country. There are people who feel like that. Wrapped up into

that, I suspect, is a lack of comfort. Maybe that is the best

expression with how the country is changing in general. It may be to do

with race as well. It may be to do with just, communities are

changing. People are moving out much more freely than they ever did. Lots

of places have, for example, lost them in way of life. Places in the

North particularly where industry is dying. Lots of things have happened

since the 50s and 60s. Faith gets lumped into that. It is one of those

things. I actually think that most British Christians, most I know, do

not go around talking about it very much. We are not have any

evangelical lot. What is he playing at? Is it what Susie is saying? He

is overturning centuries of constitutional progress. We have a

head of state who is also the Church of England. Bishops are still in the

House of Lords but, fundamentally, canon law is no longer the law of

the land. The church has been separated from the legislature. He

is trying to get it back together. Is there the feeling in number ten

that the bishops, who have been critical of a number of the policies

of the Coalition Government, that blunt criticism is hitting home? It

is hitting home with Christian voters and he is trying to appeal to

them. It will not appeal to atheists. It may appeal to people of

other faiths who appreciate the fact the Prime Minister is a man of faith

himself. Do they vote? Number ten is worried they will vote UKIP. You

have a wing of the Church who is annoyed at David Cameron over gay

marriage and a much more liberal wing of the Church which is more

represented at the top levels which is more represented at the top level

switches irritated at David Cameron for increasing poverty and all the

things that Suzy talks about. The Anglican Church used to be called

the Tory Party at prayer. It used to be their institution. It is no

longer new Archbishop of Canterbury. He was in business.

Number ten probably thought he would be more on our side. That has proved

not to be the case. The bishops are not on the side of David Cameron. I

think he is doing the opposite of what his principles would lead him

to do. This is quite a blatant attempt to try to win but whatever

section of the Christian vote he thinks he has. He has changed quite

a lot. He is to say, my faith is like reception for Magic FM in the

Chilterns, it comes in and out. This is either a big change or, as Suzy

says, it is politics. I would suspect he would disagree with every

single word you have said. But you do not give a monkeys.

An interesting story this, a device for pensioners on how long they

live. In the budget, a big announcement that George Osborne

made if he would free up people to use up their pension pots when they

retire and you choose what to do with it. You put it into a private

investment vehicle, into a bank account or you buy a Lamborghini. A

yellow one! The thing is people always underestimate how long they

will live for. You think if you live for ten 15 years, you put it away

for that long. If you live for 20 or 25 years, you run out of money and

the state will have to pay. This is the pensions minister saying, we

will try to give you a date for when you will die. Can you imagine? If

you drill down into this story it is also an amount of rot. He cannot

possibly tell us when we are going to die. Firstly, this is just an

idea. When the pensions change was announced in the budget, they made

such a fudge of trying to explain to people, go and buy a Lamborghini, we

don't mind and then people said, please don't say that, it is

stupid. The idea is you go and see your doctor at a certain point and

your doctor will not give you a health screen saying you will live

to 79. What will happen is there will be a chart which says for

people in your area the life expectancy is this. That is very

useful and it is only if you ask for it! If you are pensioner who thinks

you will go and spend it all you will not ask the doctor for advice.

And if you plan sensibly with annuities, you will get that advice

presumably when you plan your financial future, it is

meaningless. Codswallop, Mr Telegraph!

Let's go to this story. It does not say anywhere that if you get a bonus

because that is the key, isn't it? If you do not get a bonus wages are

not rising at the same level. On average... Is your pay rising? My

pay is rising. Is your pay rising? It is already ceiling high! My pay

has not risen in line with inflation for long time but people's pay is

starting to pick up. It is not rising as quickly as inflation if

you strip out bonuses. And certainly not the public sector. Where is the

good news? It is a trend. This is really problematic for Labour. Good

for the government. Kieron and Susie, you will be back in an

hour's time, thank you for that. Stay with us here on BC news, we

will have more on the dreadful disaster off the coast of South

Korea `` stay with us on ABC News. Rescuers are using searchlights to

illuminate the ship. 300 people, many of them children are missing.

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