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look ahead to the semifinal between Chelsea and Athletico Madrid as well

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as a look at the snooker. Hello and welcome to our look ahead

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to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are

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the broadcaster Daisy McAndrew and Ian Birrell, contributing editor at

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the Daily Mail. Tomorrow's front pages, starting with... The FT leads

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says Barclays is to create a bad bank to transform its struggling

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investment banking operations. The Telegraph says that Nigel Farage

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DOES plan to stand in the Newark by`election after former

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Conservative MP Patrick Mercer announced he will stand down this

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evening. The Guardian says the Justice Secretary has told prison

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governors he wants to cut costs by over two thousand pounds per

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prisoner. The Mail leads with tributes to Ann Maguire, the teacher

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who was killed in her classroom in Leeds yesterday. The Times also

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leads on that tragic story adding that Mrs Maguire brought up her two

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nephews after her sister died of cancer at the age of 36. The Sun

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says that Ann Maguire wasn't meant to be school yesterday but came in

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on her day off to help students get ready for exams. 'Heartless' is the

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Mirror's stark headline over a picture of secret filming of a care

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home resident begging for help but being ignored. And the Indepedent's

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top story is on the Royal Mail floatation. The papers says that 20%

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of shares were allocated to hedge funds and short term investors in

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contradiction to assurances given by the Business Secretary at the time

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that they would only go to long`term investors. Only one place to start.

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Nigel Farage. Will he, or won't he? Patrick Mercer was the first person

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to be fired from the front bench by David Cameron. Is revenge a dish

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best served cold? I don't think Patrick Mercer wanted to stand

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down. He was caught with his hand in the cookie jar. It has, no doubt,

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given David Cameron a major headache. Causing a by election at a

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very difficult time. Flanked by all of his lackeys who were very anti`

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David Cameron and now it's all lies on Nigel Farage `` it. All eyes are

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on him. The Telegraph certainly seems to think that he is poised to

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stand. Interesting that you was on the news tonight with their chief

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spin doctor. Many people are saying that he will be the one to stand.

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The problem is, if a UKIP person does win, the chance is that they

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will only have the seat for a year. That could be a bit tricky, a bit

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trouble magic. `` problematic. They had a lot of momentum running up to

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the election in 2010 and the previous local and European

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elections that year. That's trailed off when it came to the general

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election that year. A seat in Newark would certainly boost things. The

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Tories are ten points behind. The major politicians may not know how

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to deal with this phenomenon right now. They are led by a public`school

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educated guy on a very healthy salary and many candidates seem

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rather dubious. It is more publicity and that is helping them all the

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time. They do not know how to deal with it. Straight after a win it,

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there will be another question of what happens in Europe and they will

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dominate that debate and that gives them more momentum going into the

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election. Many people think that they will be under 10% before the

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next election but I think they will do better than they expect. The

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other problem is that it would be perfectly natural to put the

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by`election on another day but that cannot happen. It is a protest vote

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and the next day it will all be about the forthcoming by`election,

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rather than putting it all behind them. It will be extra expense as

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well. The Tories are defending a 16,000 majority, that will be hard

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to overturn. A by`election can do strange things. It could be

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seminal. If they only lose by 4000, they have still done wonders there

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are and will continue to build up their bandwagon and to show that

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they are a force that cannot be underestimated. At the moment they

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are flailing around all over the place and do not know how to deal

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with this, this creature which has risen up. The more supporters they

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get, the harder it is, because if you start to say that they are just

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a bunch of loonies, you are insulting all the new supporters.

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People are bending over backwards because of that. The fact that one

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or two of the candidates do look a bit nuts, is overlooked as a means

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to attract fans. They will take any boat they can get. We will stay with

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this front page, an impressive tributes to Anne Maguire the school

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teacher murdered in Leeds yesterday. So many stories are

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coming out about this woman and her personality. She was not supposed to

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be in school yesterday and was there to help students with their exams.

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She brought up her sister's children because she died of cancer. It is a

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tragic story and the more we learn about it, the more tragic it

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appears. She appeared to be such an inspirational teacher who had done a

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selfless and incredible thing in bringing up her nephews and to have

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been so close to retirement, the whole story is heartbreaking. The

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only thing you can say is that it is a very rare thing in this country

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and the only reason it has so much attention is because it is so rare.

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The prosecutor who is dealing with the case said he had seen nothing

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like it in 25 years top yellow thank goodness for that. `` well thank

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goodness for that. All the politicians are talking about it.

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David Cameron has already been asked about the violent computer games but

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nobody could possibly know what caused this to happen. That is the

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danger when something so shocking happens. Politicians must be slow

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and drag their feet. . Slow and old. A 15`year`old boy is being

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charged in connection with this story. We will move on. The jails

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have been told to cut cash. They have been told to do this quite

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heavily. They want to cut another 24% out of the budget. It seems to

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me that it is a shame because when Ken Clark came in he had a much more

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sane approach to prison. It is similar to what is happening in the

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United States where they are saying that effectively prison is a sign of

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state failure as one in three prisoners have done ten crimes or

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more. They have seen excellent results with low risk offences in

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Texas where one in four re` offended previously and now it is something

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like one in 100. We should not be getting soft on crime, but smart on

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crime. The American right have learned that and unfortunately here

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it has reverted and they are going for the hard`line, tough on crime

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stuff and it is a waste of money and very nonconservative to be wasting

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money, isn't it? He is talking about trying to save money. Budget will

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not solve the problems that cause people to commit crimes. If you

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really want to get on it darts dealing with the problems that are

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underlying it `` start. I could not agree more. They have done this in

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New York as well and politically, it was very difficult as you don't want

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to look like you are soft on crime. It is one of these areas where

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politicians already know all of this behind closed doors. They know it

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doesn't work but they don't want to lose votes to cut prison is

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popular. It was the American prison system that introduced these massive

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prisons and it is the very size that is the problem. In this prison they

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are talking about drug packages being thrown over the fence and it

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is all because the staff is not experienced enough apparently but I

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don't think it has anything to do with that. The entire system does

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not work. Do you like a bit of a flutter? I do but I understand the

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point here, the proliferation of gambling on high streets. I did not

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realised. `` realise. It is because they are the only type of company

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that do not have to get a planning application. They don't have to get

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one at all, how ridiculous is that? They can move into any premises they

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like. That is being tackled and the other problem is that these

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companies want to put more of their shops onto the high streets. They

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are only allowed a certain number of machines in each shop and they are

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so popular that they want more. Although I do like a bit of a

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flutter, I do think it is damaging. So much of it has moved online

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anyway. I think it is good that they are responding to it. It shows that

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politics can try to tackle some major problems although people sneer

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at politicians, they can... You wanted them all to shut up a moment

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ago. I am just trying to be kind. It is a very sad day. Young love. But

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it does happen, to be honest. You forget, this girl has been around.

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She is only 25 years old, poor lass. She seems to be saying now, it

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is because of the intense scrutiny. Apparently, the couple round over

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their future. I mean, where did the son get that from? Was that someone

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in the room? Where am I. Time is up. You will be pleased to note you will

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not need to talk about this story any more. I am very sad. Much

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appreciated. At midnight we will have the latest on the rest nation

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by Patrick Mercer after allegations he was paid to ask questions in

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Parliament. Now, it is time for Sportsday.

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Hello and welcome to Sportsday with me, Will Perry. The headlines

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tonight: Real Madrid, the real deal, thrashing Bayern Munich to make the

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Champions league

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