17/05/2014 The Papers

in three days, forcing thousands from their homes.

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing

us tomorrow. With me are the broadcaster and campaigner David

Akinsanya, and Vincent Moss, political editor of the Sunday

Mirror. Good to have you both here tonight. Tomorrow's front pages: The

Sunday Times publishes its 'rich list', and says Britain's wealthiest

people are getting even wealthier. The Observer reports that MPs are to

investigate the outsourcing giant Serco over claims of sexual assault

by one of its staff at an immigration detention centre. It has

a picture of Arsenal winning the FA Cup.

The Mail on Sunday says children as young as nine will receive drugs on

the NHS to prepare them for sex`swap surgery.

The Independent on Sunday warns that microbeads from exfoliaters and

other domestic products are being washed into the sea, causing

environmental damage. The Sunday Telegraph has an

interview with the new culture secretary Sajid Javid. He tells them

that immigrants coming to Britain "must learn to be British". Let's

begin, and it is with that interview with the first Asian secretary of

state speaking to the Sunday Telegraph. Though to be British, he

says. Sajid Javid on how immigrants can find work, and respect life

here. What I find interesting is he can say this, and lots of

politicians should and could have said this in the past, but because

he is Asian, he can say yet. He says he is a first generation and that

his parents were immigrants. A lot of people I know who have come from

immigrant backgrounds feel the same. Often people who are

immigrants themselves feel really strongly about immigration, don't

they? I have friends who I'm surprised not joining some of these

right wing parties. It is all well to say some of this, but I think

about history. I do consider myself to be British. How we went around

the world and make people speak our language. I know lots of people who

live in Spain who don't speak Spanish. I know people who have

houses in the South of France who don't speak French. Me personally, I

couldn't live in a country if I didn't speak the language, because I

talk a lot. Thankfully, you are here tonight doing just that. Let's talk

about the politics behind this. Immigration is going to be a huge

issue with the European elections just next Thursday. As we've seen,

you keep making `` making great strides. Many people feel the other

party's are not addressing the concerns of immigration. White paper

as a poll showing you keep way ahead of the other parties, and they will

do well in the European elections. The Conservatives are suffering

because people are defecting to UKIP and Nigel Farage. Sajid Javid is

spelling out what is a tough message, but it is powerful coming

from him, the sort of Pakistani son of a bus driver who has done well

for himself. He has made millions and done very well, but he makes the

point that he has no people who've been in the country for 50 years and

cannot still speak English. He says you should notice speak English.

Coming from him, that is more palatable coming from him then Nigel

Farage David Cameron. Drivers to have a spy in cars. This is tracking

technology which will be standard according to this article within the

next ten years. If we're not prepared to have it in our car, we

will be forced off the road or forced to pay higher insurance

premiums. It will tell out insurance companies would at driving habits

really are. When you speed or do something wrong, it will be

recorded, and careful drivers will get lower premiums and risky drivers

will get high premiums. People will get petrified of the idea of their

movements being monitored in that way. You lack people object to

telephone comedies having the information, but the other

interesting thing is that a black box style technology will be fitted

as standard to all new cars under EU regulations from October next year.

The technology will be in the car already. I do know of some younger

drivers who have had these boxes put in their cars by the insurance

company in order to get a cheaper deal on the insurance. I want to

make a confession. It is a driver's awareness course recently because I

sped over a bridge. I did 27 on the 20. On the course, there were lots

of people they're angry about the speed cameras and those sorts of

things, but one thing I came away with is I drove a lot more carefully

and safer since I went on that course. People say they enjoy those

courses. Strange people. The Sunday Times, the top 1000 people are worth

a record ?519 billion. That is equivalent to a third of the

nation's annual gross domestic product. If you are in peak some of

these figures that have come out of the annual Rich list that the Sunday

Times publishes, it is be like 64 names in the top list have the

equivalent wealth of the 30% poorest of the population. When I was

younger, I used to be fascinated by this. I used to look and dream and

thick wooden it be nice to be rich? ? Think, wouldn't it be nice? It

makes me feel a bit angry about the gap between the rich and poor. That

is all it does for me. The other thing it does tell you is that a lot

of people busier people who've made their own money. It is not inherited

wealth. In the past, a lot of the list was filled up with these

people. Does that make you less angry? I'm not angry about rich

people, I am angry that people who suffer and there are other people

who could help to stop I know one woman does a lot of stuff with the

money. To somebody like me, you say, how much money do you need to

be happy? Bye`mac it is not about that any more. Reading figures like

this yet again, the fact that the amount of wealth they hold in such a

small number of people is growing so much. Will there be more pressure to

tackle this tax wise? It is a great political story. It is just the hard

facts in the story, but there is an amazing fact saying be healthiest!

Wealthiest boughs and have seen their wealth surge by 15.4% in the

last year. This is a time when most ordinary workers are likely to get a

2% pay rise. It is astonishingly political story which is reflected,

because Labour's message is, and this seems to be borne out by this,

it is the ritual are benefiting from this upturn in economy, and the rest

of the site. That is fascinating and playing into the narrative over the

next year. It was benefiting from the upturn in the up `` economic

circumstances? Carney sounds housing alarm. We know a lot of rich people

are investing in broad in properties in the south`east, particularly

London. This article says the housing market has deep problems and

is the biggest risk to Britain's economic recovery. That is coming

from the Governor of the Bank of England. It sounds like it could go

down. You like I have a friend who plays around with the property

market. He has a big portfolio. The only thing he has been talking about

is selling and getting rid of as much as he can. He is not the sort

of person who will do this without the gig subbing is going on. House

prices are crazy. `` thinking something is going on. My generation

are having trouble getting mortgages. Subbing has to give. We

all need somewhere to live, but I think it has gotten out of control.

What will this do with regards to interest rates? He is saying that

the Bank of England needs to take some kind of action to take the heat

out of this. Weigh the central part in this is that we need more houses.

We all know that. That is the only way to start controlling prices. He

is sounded alarm in saying it is critically about loan to value and

how much we are borrowing against these houses. We don't think, and Mr

Carney dozen big reds will go up, but after that, I could rise. The

mortgage rules have tightened up now and mortgage companies are being

more responsible and making it harder. It is not necessarily a

disadvantage, but it is harder to take risky loans out because

mortgage companies are being more responsible about what they land.

A grim story. The Observer's main story, underneath that picture of

Arsenal winning the FA Cup. MPs to probe Serco over sex assault claim.

The company that does the private outsourcing, Government work. To be

investigated by MPs after it was forced to disclose a report about a

claim of sexual reports against one of its staff against a woman at

Yarl's Wood detention centre. There has been a legal battle to get it

out in the open? Very much so. They have been fighting to get it

published. Private companies are taking over public sector services.

This is a company that are potentially taking over services in

other areas. I know something David feels strongly about. Passionate

about this. Michael Gove announced yesterday that child protection

services could be run and could be open to companies like Serco. You

know, from where I come from, I do a lot of work with young people in

care, it's wrong. When you hear stories like this where they are

trying to cover`up. That is not to say local authorities haven't

covered up abuse in the past. I don't want people profiting out of

that. We might return to that story again. A lot to talk about. That is

it from the papers this hour. There will be another selection of the

front pages at 11.30pm. On BBC News at 11.00pm a report on the latest

progress on Boko Haram. Coming up next, it's time for the film review.