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Hello and welcome to our lookahead at what the papers bring us

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tomorrow. We have Craig Woodhouse with us today. Let's have a look at

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the pages. The Times says the US is open to talks with Iran to try and

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halt the crisis in Iraq. Migration is the story on The Daily Telegraph,

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claiming half the population believe a decade of mass migration has

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harmed the economy and undermined British culture. Fewer than one in

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five voters say they are benefiting from the improved economy, according

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to a poll in tomorrow's Guardian. The Metro says nurses are calling

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for intoxicated patients to be banned from A The search for

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Madeleine McCann is the main story in the Mirror, after a libel action

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by her parents against the police officer who initially led the search

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was postponed again today. The Sun has a picture of Louise Pollard ` a

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surrogate mother who's been jailed for faking pregnancies. The Express

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says the strengthening pound means Britons going abroad for their

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summer holidays will get much more for their money. And, the Daily Mail

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says the government is planning to make sure school milk is offered to

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all pupils in primary and secondary schools from the New Year.

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We start with the situation in Iraq. On the front of the

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Independent, from the great Satan to the great rapprochement. The US and

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Iran could work together to fight against ISIS. The great

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rapprochement between the US and Iran is up there with the political

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settlement of the Good Friday agreement in Northern Ireland, if it

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happens. They talk in the first paragraph of the collapse of Iraq.

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As though it were a fact. It has led the US towards a historic

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rapprochement, which could end 35 years of hostility. It will be

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fascinating to see if that is followed tomorrow in the House of

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Commons. William Hague announcing the reopening of the Rikishi embassy

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in Iran. `` British embassy. Things are moving at a fantastic pace. What

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it seems to someone like me, I have a little more knowledge about

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Kurdistan and the Kurds in the north of that country than frankly about

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the rest of Barack, but it seems we are witnessing the fragmentation of

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Iraq `` Iraq. The Kurds, who felt hard done by in a horrendous way by

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Saddam are going to this as their excuse to become a fully independent

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Kurdistan. David is rightly saying, it talks in the past tense about the

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collapse of Iraq leading to... On the front of the Independent. That

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is a little strong isn't it? There is a functioning government in the

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capital and they are fighting back with airstrikes and the man who

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coined the phrase shock and or in response to how America should

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approach military engagements, I spoke to him this evening and he was

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saying that there should not be any panic, we will give it one or two

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weeks and see what the Iraq forces can actually do in trying to stem

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the tide of these militants. Contrast that with the verified or

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otherwise images of Iraqi soldiers who have chosen not to fight and

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have been mercilessly executed by ISIS. For all their might be a

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centre in Baghdad, there are vast swathes of the country that are

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lawless. To that extent, it is a collapse. Stories about cueist Andy

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Iran `` the west and Iran coming together. Imagine if this had

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happened 13 months ago. This would not be an option. Who knows? If you

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have a warmongering Iran, what this would look like. We are lucky there

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is some hope for peace and if there is a redrawing of the political map,

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so be it. I would rather that than the alternative. I saw the interview

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you speak about with General Jack Keane, and he was saying that Nouri

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Maliki, the PM, has been a disaster. He has not built the coalition

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government that was desperately needed. He must be on very thin ice.

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One would think. Continuing this story, on the front of the times

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there is a disturbing photograph `` the Times. This is a photo of ISIS

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fighters, according to the paper, purportedly showing militants

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shooting members of the Iraq army at an undisclosed location near the

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Syrian border. We won't go closer to this footage, because we have taken

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the position at the BBC is not to show the full extent of this footage

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and how horrible it is. As more of these stories come out, there is

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going to be continuing pressure on the West to do something and Obama

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is making his national security team this evening. Absolutely. This talks

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about names the ISIS fighters made yesterday. What has been

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fascinating, which we saw in Libya and a little in Syria, is the use of

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social media by ISIS to get their messages out `` gains. They have the

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hang of propaganda campaigning and how to... It is effective, that

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these images are controlled by them from what we know, put out there for

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Western consumption, and now they are here in Western newspapers.

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Something needs to happen to counter it, though it doesn't seem to be

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something that... (CROSSTALK) Not everyone is in favour of this.

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Republican Senator Connie John McCain lost the first election to

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Freddie `` President Obama and he says that it would be the height of

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folly to manage the deteriorating security situation in Iraq. It will

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be interesting to see what Obama comes up with. What if his

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prescription? Is it shock and awe? What is the alternative? What is his

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policy? We just hearing from the House that the president is telling

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Congress that 275 US military personnel are being deployed to Iraq

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to provide security for the US Embassy in Baghdad as there seem to

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be fears that ISIS is going to cause trouble there. They might be saying

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it to protect US interests in Baghdad but if they are going they

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are coming presumably they will be available if the government asks.

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William Hague said today that we have got counterterrorism people

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from the UK there or on the way. I think they are already in the

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country. And for all this talk of no British boots on the ground Connie

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William Hague is always careful to never say never. All options are on

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the table, no question about that. School meals for all pupils.

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Famously, of course, it was a Tory Prime Minister who took this away.

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She wasn't the Prime Minister. She was the education minister, I'm

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sorry. When she was in her milk snack snatching mode coming she was

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in the House of Commons. This is the U`turn to end all of you turns ``

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U`turns. It was only four years ago that David Cameron had to stop his

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higher education minister's plans to take away the meals for under

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fives. The question is, is enforceable in all schools? I seem

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to remember that the reason why it was abolished in the first place was

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partly because of costs but also because an awful lot of children,

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dare I say it, I was brought up in a dairy and the idea of having more

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milk when I got to school was not to my liking and it disappeared. But

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the coalition government, certainly the Lib Dems at any rate, have been

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pushing for school meals for all pupils and certainly those who need

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it. Is this going to work Pies will they be able to implement this

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policy ``? They have had to change the parameters from hot food to some

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kind of food. I think this is about integrating habits and also with the

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political message, it is gone from Margaret Hatcher to David Cameron

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and the milkman `` Margaret Thatcher. What is your position? I

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think it is a bit like a surrogate mother let's move on. Classic

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European pickup on the horizon. `` stitch`up. Unfortunately for David

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Cameron, Angela Merkel has more pull in Europe and she had issued a

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diplomatic readout of what she is thinking and wanted to happen as

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soon as possible because David Cameron may possibly be getting a

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little bit of support not least the ball from the nasty British tabloids

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`` least of all. Apparently the debate is becoming more toxic and

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she wants to act faster and shut us up. He does happen to lead the

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biggest group in the parliament and those are the rules. It sort of

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makes sense doesn't it? It makes sense. Am I being old`fashioned? Did

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you know about this when you cast your vote for the European

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elections? There was a World Cup angle to this story as well. Angela

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Merkel is so concerned about this issue that, is evening `` this

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evening, she was in the stadium supporting her country as they beat

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Portugal 4`0. So she is in Brazil? She is. It's clearly not a very

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pressing issue. Finally, district nurses face extinction in a decade.

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We were asking ourselves... There was a sitcom on television about

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district nurses from the 80s and who was the star of it? The woman who

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made her name in the. `` Liner Birds. District nurses are well

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loved in communities and are part of British life. We are told that they

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face extinction in a decade. The service has seen half of the

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district nurses quick in the past ten years and the gloom of district

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care will disappear over the next ten years and you cannot believe

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that this is a good thing. They are saying that it is being replaced by

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new arrangements with the NHS but I suspect that the salaries of

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district nurses are not the best. One of the strange things about it

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is that, the key things about the new structure of the NHS is

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delivering more care and people's homes so that they are not taking a

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possible beds so if this is a serious issue, with more political

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parties wanting to deliver care in homes, really they will need to get

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their heads together. The NHS is facing such a crisis. It is as

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simple as a population crisis. They really need to get it together and

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sort it out. Older people increasingly are saying that they

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want to be cared for at home. Indeed. It has been great having

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you. Many thanks. Stay with us here on BBC News: At eleven we'll have

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more on the situation in Iraq. But coming up next it's time for

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Sportsday.

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