03/08/2014 The Papers

paid tribute to the fallen soldiers of the First World War in the 100th

anniversary of the start of the conflict.

Welcome to our lookahead at what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow.

Tomorrow's front pages. Starting with the Independent. It says that

labour could lose out to UKIP in several key seats at the general

election. The Guardian meets on Gaza in the story we have been covering.

The Department of Health says the test came back negative. Millions of

savers are being hit by high fees on their pensions.

The FT says HSBC is the latest bank to be implicated in the mis`selling

of payment protection insurance. A generation of troops who are ready

to be deployed to the world's troublespots. Commemorations to

start `` mark the start of the First World War.

A picture marking the end of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

Showing no favouritism at all, we will start with the Daily

Telegraph. Christopher has the front page. UK troops, a new warrior

generation. Suggesting after involvement in Afghanistan and Iraq

we have some battle hardened troops that make them worriers. ``

warriors. Our defence and `` editor has been to Afghanistan. Quite

extraordinary claim about our troops. They have been serving for

over a decade now. They are battle hardened, warrior generation. The

info we went in on is the idea that they could go back into Afghanistan

if, after combat troops withdraw, there could be a rise of the Taliban

or other groups. There is the suggestion we could go back in. That

is not what everybody else is expecting. I am very impressed with

Chris. Your colleague went to Afghanistan and you are discussing

it. What I am discussing is, we have this interview with the head of the

army. He is talking about a battle hardened generation of warriors. In

actual fact, 20,000 of them are being deployed to the job centre.

Massive cuts are coming through the army. It begs the question of what

we are talking about. The army are currently recruiting a new

generation of soldiers. At the same time, it will not be battle

hardened. A lot of them are reservists. They are also recruiting

some regulars as well. These trips being praised in the Daily

Telegraph. Being battle hardened means you are desensitised in some

way, aren't you? Undergoing some very tricky trauma. PTSD. There are

have been campaigns to combat combat stress. People can experience

appalling things during war. It presents itself as a psychological

problem 15 years later. There is not a lot of support them often. Often

they are left to their own devices. We have to be fair. Things have

improved since the start of the campaign. A lot of people still fall

through the net. A massive number of homeless former servicemen. The

centenary of the First World War will be marked by David Cameron and

everybody else. There is an interesting piece from the expert

saying how he has been looking at how the First World War started and

how to commemorate it. He has recognised he holds nobody at fault

for when the war started. But he says it is quite easy to see that

how peace is so fragile. You can move towards war without meaning to.

Thinking about troublespots and how things can escalate very quickly.

Moving on to the Mirror. This story will be hugely interesting to a lot

of people. The idea that Ebola could have been within our borders.

Doctors test body after flight from Sierra Leone. It was a woman

suspected of having the virus. Thankfully, it turns out she did

not. But she did die of other causes. The headline shows how

terrifying this ideas. This is not the first scare. But it is the most

terrifying one. The passengers had absolutely no idea what was going

on. They are not sure what they have been exposed to. There was a story

on the Express when we were last here altogether. We were slightly

mocking of the story. The suggestion that health officials have been put

on standby. But we have seen athletes... There was a story on the

common at games being affected by it. We thought it could not possibly

happen. `` Commonwealth Games. This is alarming. You do not know who is

walking through. Whether that could have been any symptoms are merging.

`` demerging. But this is a slightly misleading headline, isn't it? It

should be a scare. I know you are trying to sell papers. But it is

alarming for the papers, surely. We will see how you are feeling

tomorrow. We will check in with you. Let us look at the Independent. Ed

Miliband warned of UKIP threat to Labour majority. An academic study

suggesting UKIP has the potential to take traditionally working`class

constituencies. That headline could be David Cameron warned. Nobody

knows how UKIP is going to manifest itself at the next election. It goes

both ways. It could be a right`wing threat or a threat to working`class

Labour supporters. It could go either way. It depends where the

vote is concentrated. UKIP is basically going to be making this an

uncertain election. Somebody who started out in politics just before

the 2001 election, I have to say that... That is not very long ago.

For somebody who spends their time writing about this, it is

fascinating. A net change of one seat. So all of the old

uncertainties have gone? A lot of the old certainties. The left`wing

is breaking down left, right and centre. Rather than devoting

swinging between Labour and the Tories, we are going from Tories to

UKIP. Even the Lib Democrats to UKIP. They tend to be the none of

the above type. Isn't it extraordinary that one party can

appeal to so many disenfranchised voters. All things to all people. It

drove the red and the blues mad. The Greens are taking votes from the Lib

Dems. Labour are having to think about how to fight the Greens. In

Norwich and in Brighton. It is really confusing. We are seeing the

Labour Party talking more about our plans on immigration, trying to

shore up traditional labour voters. But does it cost them the

middle`class professionals who came over from the Lib Dems after the

last election? Does it mean that Labour, Conservatives and the

Liberal small manifestoes for particular places where they face

challenges? The Lib Dems are coming down to a couple of,000 votes in key

seats. That is the level. `` couple of,000. 10,000 votes to 1004 years.

`` 1000 in four years. They have to dig in and the card. Over 50 super

boom is rewrite retirement rules. Rewrite them for the rest of us. A

long way off. He may come over as a fogy, but he is a young folkie. The

story is saying that retirement is so last century, essentially. Nobody

retires any more. They will always be part`time working. She, it is

interesting how they have got good pensions, but do not want to retire.

They are feeling, younger, healthier, not smoking. They are not

spending money on smoking either. And the people who have not retired,

their prospects have not been better. People are going to have to

do part`time work. It seems a little more glass half full. For those of

us who are not of this generation, we are not as healthy. Eating habits

are dire. We are not as rich. It will not be an option, you will be

flogging your guts out until you drop. On that date. He is quite

cross because of his diet. All I would say, what is interesting about

this issue of working harder, there are fewer volunteers to our National

trust. You have to work longer until retirement. The Guardian, just

finally. We have not gone for the obvious picture at the end of the

common games. Which is highly in failing boots and amazing headdress.

`` Kylie Minogue in thigh length boots. It has been amazing. Lucky it

did not rain. It rained all day on the cycling. If you are born with

the weather in Glasgow, wait an hour and it will change. They handed over

the Gold Coast City. Gold Coast City. We are in dispute. We think it

is just the Gold Coast. It is called the Gold Coast when I went there.

What do we get next? We have had the Olympics and the Commonwealth Games.

We need the World Cup. Really? We need another big thing. That is a

long way. That is a poisoned well. We do not have time to get into

that. You are the odd couple. In a lovely way. James, Christopher, nice

to see you both. Thank you for coming in to look at the papers.

Stay with us on BBC News. At midnight, Israel announces a

temporary humanitarian truce. Coming up next, it is time for the final

Commonwealth Games Sportsday.