15/05/2014 The Papers

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Welcome to our lookahead of the papers, ``look ahead. Let's have a

look at some of the front pages. The Independent says that the

Conservatives are exploiting a loophole that lets backers make

anonymous donations to the party using a private members club. The

express is leading on the safety of statins. The Telegraph says that one

in five Britons with a university degree goes on to become a

millionaire. Tesco is offering HIV tests with your groceries, that is

according to the metro. The Guardian has a report from Jabbar, the

Nigerian town were more than 200 schoolgirls were kidnapped by

Islamist militants more than a month ago ``Chibok. The Times says that

research on global warming was deliberately suppressed. And the

Daily Mail says that the Internet could be harming children's mental

health. The Daily Mirror reports on a carer who was jailed after she

stole from a pensioners handbag. Let's start with the Guardian. The

continuing story in north`eastern Nigeria. Our girls, a report in the

Guardian on the town, where more than 200 girls are still missing.

This is a chilling story, of this organisation, Boko Haram, who

believe Western education is bad. It has been terrorising... It has been

going on for well over a year. It has caught the attention of the

world. What has happened to these people is that they are complaining,

and their real anger is with the Nigerian authorities who do not seem

to be doing a lot, despite the noise as they are making. They have been

disregarded and discarded almost. There is a good report from

journalists who have gone to that area and spoken to people. One does

not know what has happened. Some of the relations, they say that the

girls are still there. Some believe they could be in another country.

The hashtag, and the world wide condemnation of what has happened.

You would think that is putting pressure on the Nigerian authorities

are doing something. There is the suggestion that there is nothing

being done. It must be every mother 's nightmare and parents nightmare,

you send your child to school and then they never come back. There is

some thought that because it is girls rather than boys, the

authorities have not taken it seriously enough. It looks as though

the rest of the world is taking this particularly seriously. The

Nigerians have been, perhaps, a bit slow, I can understand the

frustration of the parents. It must be horrific. I do not know where the

girls off `` they do not know. `` where the girls are. There has to be

a worldwide awareness, in the sense that we are aware of our terrorism

and terrorist groups. Boko Haram is not an organisation that, until a

few months ago, was known about. It is supposed to be more vicious than

Al Qaeda, everyone has heard of them and frightened of them. This parody

makes Al Qaeda look like a walk in the park. Then in the media, are we

not doing our jobs? `` apparently. This has been headlines for a while,

it is on the front pages. But it has taken time. It has been going on for

a long time. This particular story appears to have captured world

attention. Hopefully, there will be a good outcome. Nobody actually

knows. The British have sent a spy planes and so have the Americans,

the Israelis are also involved. They might not even be in Nigeria. They

could be across the board in Chad ``in Niger. Dashboard. This is a

ruling, saying that Google can withdraw information. It is a scary

story, they say that whatever you have done in the past from the can

wipe it out ``border. It could be fine if you are talking about one

small fine for a misdemeanour. But the people who have applied, you

have got paedophiles, a doctor who got negative reviews from patients.

If I was going to a doctor and he had active reviews, I would like to

know about it. If those reviews were not valid, fair enough. `` had

negative reviews. But if someone is convicted of a crime committed can

be wiped out. In future, any partner of someone who has been convicted of

some, perhaps, attempted rape, or actual rate or grooviest bodily

harm, they would want to know before they go out with them. `` or actual

rape all the previous bodily harm ``or GBH. But this is the emphasis

on privacy rather than freedom of information. In Britain and America,

it is more that you are entitled to have information. In Europe, there

is always a greater stress on privacy. It worries me. OK,

conviction is spent, but if something has happened and you need

to know, the only way you can do it now is going on the Internet and if

it is not there, it is like you have rewritten history. You would want to

know about it. Obviously, if someone has served their time and they have

done something and repented and changed, it is fine. Like the

Spanish man who wanted the suggestion that he was still

insolvent, he wanted it wiped out. He is OK now. If you are going into

business with someone like that you need to know. You would still make

that decision but you will be vigilant. The other thing that is

interesting is that Google is saying that it does not want to take those

decisions. It does not want to be responsible for saying which

information it should wipe out or not. It should be an official data

protection regulator or something. That is a fair point. With power

comes great responsibility! Google is huge and! They have two was up to

it. `` Google is huge! They have two face up to it. The North`South

divide is growing, we have known about this for a while? We have, but

the figures emphasise that those in the south on the south`east are

twice as rich as those in the north`east. To a certain extent, the

earlier story we were doing on it... What has been happening, this

is something that Royals will know well about. ``Ros. The gap between

the rich and the poor, that has been increasing and it has not been

decreasing. That was what was supposed to be happening. It is a

sobering fact. Since 2008, this is a good article, and it shows that in

London, wealth has increased by more than 25%, but if you look at the

north`west, it has stayed flat, and in the East Midlands, it has fallen

by 12%. The divide in the nation is becoming much greater. We don't seem

to care though, do we? It has been happening for a long time. As a

society, what are we doing to stop it from happening? The policies that

are being pursued in the terms of ultralow interest rates to help the

South, it is helping the self and not the north. For anyone who has

got lots of assets, or investments in the stock market, they have

benefited from policy ``south. If you are trying to earn a living,

wages have not kept up with increases in wealth and in real

terms wages have not kept up sufficiently with the rises in

inflation. The power in London has got more concentrated. If you look

back 60` 70 years, Birmingham, Manchester, someone, they were

important cities. They are not that important `` they were not that

important. I know they are holding the football league title!

Manchester City. But the traditional areas, as centres of power, they are

more diminished than they were hysterically. London appears to be

acquiring more power, in that sense. The emphasis on financial services,

down in the city, and the overall emphasis on public sector work up in

the North. Banking and housing have done brilliantly. They tend to buy

property in the South. Not in Manchester. Some of the big cities

are starting to catch up. You should go up there and buy a football club!

We are going to go on to the Scotsman, we will bypass the

Telegraph. David Cameron has been in Glasgow. He has been promising new

powers. Basically what the Prime Minister is trying to do is to say,

look, stay with us, and we will give you more powers. I must admit, that

I find this whole idea that Scotland could actually break away from the

UK, I find it quite incredible. Economically, I think it could be a

disaster for Scotland. What the prime ministers trying to say is, do

not break away from us, stay with us, but I will give you more

powers. `` Minister's. You have hit the nail on the head, by saying, if

they move away, it will be a disaster for them economically. That

has been a problem with the campaign, they have been stressing

the negatives rather than positives. He is putting the positives in. He

is trying to change the argument and say that he can do it for you. What

he is saying is that he can almost expand the powers of devolution.

This is, if you like, a break from what the Tories have always said.

Have opposed devolution when it came in. It is a much more attractive

argument to present rather than saying, if you do this, this is the

bad thing that will happen to you, rather than saying, if you stay with

us, these are the good things. The worry is if we have a close vote. ``

closed vote. 40`45% could say no, and that would be a great worry. We

will have another referendum in ten years time. David Cameron is, sing

new powers to Holyrood, that is what the SNP were pushing for. `` David

Cameron is pushing for new powers. Nobody has taken this seriously. It

is probably a lot closer, when you go out to Scotland and talk to

people, there is a real feeling that it is an ideological issue. It is a

powerful thing common knowledge. Let's go to The Times, `` a powerful

thing, knowledge. GSOH Means good sense of humour, and apparently it

is not required for online others! This is an analysis of the qualities

that people are looking for, and among men, they are looking for, in

women, for sweet, thoughtful, ambitious women, and women are

looking for physically fit, perceptive, passionate man. ``MEN.

That is important, I do not think women, generally,

look importantly at what women's photo look like. `` photos. That

would be absolutely awful. Such a wonderful, wonderful cartoon, the

best of Richard Chartres, creativity. And they have won so

many awards. You cannot `` the best of British creativity. They have won

so many awards. You cannot believe they would be doing any more. And

it's because the voice of Wallace is so frail. It really would be the end

of an era. So many people automatically know Wallace Gromit.

Someone said in my earpiece that they could always get Ed Miliband. I

did not want to say it! Thank you for joining us. Thank you. The

headlines are coming up at 12 o'clock and the latest on the

unfolding situation in Turkey, where there have been protests across the

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