20/06/2014 The Papers

will also have the cricket news. That is all in the sport in 15

minutes after the papers. Hello and welcome to our look ahead

at what the papers are bringing us tomorrow. With me to do that are

James Miller. We also have the editor of the FT Magazine.

Tomorrow's front pages in detail in a moment. First, a quick, sneak

preview. This is the front page of the i. In the Daily Mail, more

details about the young Briton from Cardiff. The Telegraph reports that

councils are to be used from `` banned from using CCTV cameras.

Reports that the Queen has bought a luxury helicopter for Prince William

and Kate. There are plans to allow networks to share coverage in rural

areas. No surprises that the jihadists video on social media has

entered into a lot of the front pages of tomorrow's papers. The

Daily Mail has really been investigating quite hard who some of

the men are that appear in the video. One of them, they seem to

have done quite well with. He is 20 years old. That is one of the most

striking things. This chap is not a no`hoper essentially. He could have

gone to medical school. He has 12 GCSEs at a or a plus. We tend to

think that people who go to Syria or Iraq have no hope at home. He is not

one of these people which makes it all the more worrying. White matter

it is a worrying profile. There is no reason for him to feel badly done

too. `` it is a worrying profile. This man had a whole life ahead of

him. We have to be consider our preconceptions of what makes a young

man from Britain, a young Muslim man, become the jihadi. I think what

is so interesting is also the way that social media is now being used.

You have investigated that before. The FT weekend magazine ran a report

in March around this subject specifically. We looked at the

extent to which many different platforms of social media, but in

particular Twitter, was being used as a recruitment tool. In fact,

ISIS, the organisation, operates dozens of Twitter accounts. They

tweet in Arabic and in English. One of the cases that we have reported

on, a young man similar to this one, he was educated and from Portsmouth

went out in December and got himself killed in Syria. He had 3000

followers on Twitter and he used his twitter account to sort of

promulgate his views, opinions and passion about Islam and Jihad will

stop also in a very normal way he would tweet about what he had for

breakfast and his cat and so on. Very normalising. It is a completely

different way of recruitment. It is not all about hate preachers in

individual masks any more. If the Daily Mail can find at this much

information as quickly as they have, one wonders what are my five

doing? What are they finding out? They are using social media sites

like Twitter. I think they have found out a lot in the last few

days. The Government only prescribed ISIS in the last few days. They were

taken by surprise. They heard in government there has been a slight

panic at MI5 but they had suddenly realised this is the big threat and

they need to fire a lot of resources on to it very quickly. One father

says `` his father says he thought he had gone to Turkey. They had not

heard from him. The next thing they know, this video turns up. Also, we

gather, that his 17 year rolled brother may be with him as well. ``

17`year`old. The families are not aware. I'd agree that also shows

another problem that communities and families are not aware of this kind

of recruitment. That also shows another problem. They need to work

out who they are hanging out with. It is difficult to police your

family at all times. Yes. Let's move on to the Daily Telegraph. A very

different story. Very different in fact. End of the road for car

parking zealots is the headline. This is about councils being banned

from using CCTV cameras to catch is out with parking offences. This is

an initiative from Eric Pickles. Not many people haven't been caught out

by CCTV cameras. A potential vote winner. David Cameron has been

talking about potholes today. People sit in the lobby and go, isn't it

funny, potholes? It matters to people and so does car parking. The

story in The Times about mobile phone blackspots. These matter. Is

the problem with CCTV cameras being used being, that is not their main

purpose. We're not talking up parking on a double yellow line out

staying your loading bay duration. It is slightly odd. They want to

ease the policing of parking. What is the point of having these

restrictions if you're not going to police them. It does not quite add

up. There are people screaming at the television, saying, it is not

about policing it is about making money, generating money. The

motoring lobby is very influential, isn't it? On a serious note, there

is a lot of votes on this of thing. It is an easy... They have

themselves a splash in the Daily Telegraph 's. `` Daily Telegraph.

The World Cup does make it onto the front page. The man who put England

out of the World Cup, says The Times. A bit of a profile of the

much we all want to forget really. If only Brian was from Fulham, he

could play for England. He is from Costa Rica and he has put England

out, to everyone's surprise. A lot of people might have expected

England to be out at this stage but not to the hands of Costa Rica going

through. The South American teams are doing really well. They have a

lot of home support. They are definitely rising. At least we are

now spread to become the gated mass of how could England go through if

this happened at that happened and that happened. Straws clutching

springs to mind. The Daily Mirror has the most important questions and

I would imagine the conversation in many pubs and living rooms this

evening, what now for Roy Hodgson? They go into much detail. This piece

in the sports section with the headline, coming home, the FA is

right to stick with Roy. A lot of debate about that at the moment.

Absolutely. The question people will be asking is, who else can do it? It

is not so much, what next for Roy but if you get rid of him, who else

is there? The answer is, no one really. On that basis he will be

sticking around for a lot longer. He must stay because they can say he

must go but then they have to offer an alternative and there are not

any. He picked a young team. I took a lot of support came out

particularly from the former England captain saying, he did his best with

what he had. That is not a world`class football team. Even when

Rooney has been accused of not being world`class. He is good that he is

not consistently good. That is his problem. We did know that before

they went. The buck stops with the boss. If they lose to Costa Rica, it

might be a different headline. In the Guardian, back to the kind of

lines we were talking about after the local elections and the EU

elections. They have brought it back onto the agenda for some sort of

reason. Labour election anxiety grows. Fears over the Ed Miliband

effect. Ed Miliband has been told by Labour front bench is that he will

have to resign if they lose the next general election. There is some fear

about whether he can take them to the next general election and put

them in power. It is a really bizarre splash, to be honest. Who

did not think that Ed Miliband would have to resign if he lost the next

election? Absolutely no names. The buck stops with the boss if you have

not done well. Labour did not do too badly, they could have done better.

The pressure is mounting on Ed Miliband. He has not had a

particularly good week, has he? Let's face it. This week he is

particularly `` has particular taken a hammering for his lack of

confidence and lack of leadership qualities. White Rabbit and for not

being his brother. Still a lot of support for David Miliband. `` and

for not being his brother. 35% support for being the next Prime

Minister. He would thrash David Cameron in a head`to`head. 30

million people did not vote in those elections and they are not engaged

in politics. There is some talk now in the Daily Mail on page six of a

summer of pain for Nick Clegg put up to reconnect with the voters, get

people back voting for what ever party but he will hope for his

party. Lord Ashton did this and it went well. I was unaware that he had

worked in a gay nightclub. It did help with his popularity. However,

if Nick Clegg does this now it will be obvious. I think they want him to

get on his knees and he has got to show that he's really sorry. You

think that politicians engage with us normal folk enough. I don't mean

journalists but people who are working down mine shafts. Not unless

there's a photo opportunity. Lauded owners when he was transport

Minister rode the rails for a summer to find out what was wrong with

that. He didn't fix it. Jeremy Hunt hangs around hospitals a lot. He

said he had shaved half a moustache off, from a man who was having an

operation. It goes on below the radar. When politicians do try to

engage with the public sometimes it goes terribly wrong. They get it so

wrong. Baseball caps and bigoted women. The list goes on. We will be

back tomorrow with more papers. We will be back at half past 11. We

will be looking at some of the paper stories. Still to come: We will hear

from our security correspondent Frank Gardner on the recruitment

video apparently released by ISIS.