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Cup. They beat Ireland in Paris and we will have a round`up of the

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Knights football. That is all in the sport in 15 minutes after the

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papers. `` tonight 's football. Hello and welcome to our look ahead

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at what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow morning. Welcome. First,

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before we talk about what is in the papers, let's have a look through

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the front pages. The financial Times says the slow rise in wages means

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the city is not expecting interest rates to rise until 2015 at the

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earliest. The Governor of the Bank of England added any rides will be

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gradual and limited. The Daily Telegraph says, Briton 's STS is on

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the ground in Iraq already. They are trying to find a way to rescue the

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refugees trapped by jihadists. How to reclaim an unpaid pension? Up to

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5 million people are missing out on payments. The Metro has the tale of

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a fly be pilot who manages to land his 47 passengers despite his

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prosthetic arm falling off. A photo of a man on the front of the

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Guardian who spent the last five years trying to defuse bombs in

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Gaza. Yesterday, as it says, his luck ran out. That dominates the

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front of the Guardian. Meanwhile, a level results of the concern of the

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Daily Mail. A shop because pupils can no longer resit exams

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back`to`back and lower than hoped`for grades will be expected

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tomorrow morning. Also a photo of A University lecturer who is attacked

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by burglars in his own home. Let's begin with what is happening in

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Iraq. This is coming to Baroness Nicholson. She is now in the House

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of Lords. She is the Prime Minister 's trade representative in Iraq. She

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says they have been working on the ground `` the SAS has been working

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on the ground already. They have been operating separately and been

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in places we do not know about I suppose, from that point of view, it

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is not a surprise and it is necessary if we are going to have

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humanitarian missions. We need to ensure that the helicopters are

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landing in a secure place and that there is some intelligence there,

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which is what these people are there to do. The bigger question is,

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whether it leads to deeper involvement and more troops being

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involved in some other shape or form. That is the thing that will be

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concerning all sorts of people in parliament and elsewhere. Six weeks

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ago, ISIS took over most soul. There were thoughts about having to stop

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the spread of ISIS. Everyone's attention is you do not want them to

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advance further north. This piece of information is very interesting. It

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predates the humanitarian crisis being on everyone's radar. It is

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quite telling. The CIA is providing arms to the Kurds. It is hard to

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believe this is only going to be contained on the mountain. The Prime

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Minister is stressing it is a humanitarian operation. No need to

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recall Parliament and no worries about British troops being drawn in.

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At what point does a humanitarian operation deal with protecting those

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people? At what point does become a military operation? Presumably you

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might be caught in crossfire if you are trying to lift the refugees out.

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You are talking about varying weapons. That is not to do with the

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humanitarian mission at all. It is about trying to stop ISIS and

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pushing them back and so on. The fact we are not supplying them

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ourselves. They are looking at Eastern European weapons, Soviet

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ones. If we're worried about creating a reaction, people who are

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on the receiving end of this... We are involved if we do that kind of

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work. Unlike Syria, where you have an opposition made up of good guys

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and bad guys, here you have a much simpler story, in a sense. We

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support the Kurds and have done for 20 or more years. We are opposed to

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Islamic state. Therefore at least the intervention will be much

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simpler. I think it is going to be argued it is much simpler but it

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cannot be argued that simply. It is ironic, people are talking about the

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intervention will be much simpler. I think it is going to be argued it is

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much simpler but it cannot be argued that simply. It is ironic, people

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are talking about. We cannot distinguish between the two said

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bluntly. There was already a military presence in Iraq. This idea

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we have to finish the job that was not finished. Especially in the US,

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there was pushed back will stop the job was not finished in 2003. Iraq

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was never really secured. There was always a security vacuum and it is

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being filled with militants. The SAS are involved and the Americans are

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involved. I think it is about saying we have to see what happens in Iraq.

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Going back to the point you made. If there is some involvement in

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supplying weapons and so one, it is not just a question of drawing a

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line in saying this far, no further for the Islamic state. We cannot

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just abandon mows all. It cannot be very simple. I am glad you make that

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point. Let's have a look at the Guardian. The picture on the front

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is poignant to say the least. This man, as the headline says, spent

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five years defusing bombs in Gaza. His luck ran out. The broader point

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is the news tonight that a cease`fire has been agreed for five

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days. What is going on? Is there real progress being made in the

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talks or is this simply a kind of extended cease`fire that basically

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will leave the two sides in the position they were in before the

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outbreak of violence a month ago? The involvement of the Egyptians,

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the Americans to some extent, Saudis and other Arabs and meetings you

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have had with different ministers indicates that nobody wants this to

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be another few days cease`fire and then going back to the old ways,

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especially as the damage from Gaza is so expensive. You cannot just

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have another in 2012, 2014 and then we will have this again in 2016. At

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the same time, because the talks the Americans were hoping to push

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failed, we were at the no political process. Now there is impetus to try

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to go forward. In the Guardian, it is a poignant story. Nobody knew

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what tomorrow's headline would be. Very wise editorial choice from the

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Guardian. What is important to remember is that these are people 's

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lives which are being devastated and we cannot continue to let it

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happen. There is some substance to the talks, especially with the

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Egyptians being involved. There will be a five`day cease`fire. That

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itself has to be positive, hasn't it? People will have time to try to

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reach concrete deal. This picture is very striking. Not least that a poor

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man has died. In the background, or the munitions he has been defusing.

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It gives a small indication to the scale of the problem. Let's move on

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to the financial Times which is looking at the Bank of England 's

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inflation report. It says all the bets on the market and at the rate

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rise will happen will move back to next year. That is perilously close

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to a general election. Presumably the combination of that and the news

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of wages is not going to be particularly welcome in the Treasury

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number ten. Yes and no. In general, this is pretty good news for the

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Treasury. The growth forecast is slightly up. Everything looks pretty

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good. I suppose and a rate rise delayed. There was going to be

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potentially a rate rise later this year. The wages one is significant.

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If it is .2% if you include bonuses and if you do not include bonuses it

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is a small rise of 0.6%. It talks about constricted living standards

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and so on. The whole issue is interesting politically. The issue

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of labour saying even if the numbers are looking better day`to`day life

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is not better. The idea of a wage fall or decrease, that is what you

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are feeling in your pockets. That plays out politically. In the

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financial Times, they are saying there is a wide range of views at

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the monetary policy committee. I think that will be used. They cannot

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agree and they cannot make up their minds. I saw commentary in a day, if

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you think central bankers know what is going on, think again. Perhaps

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they need a holiday. There is a lovely story down the bottom for why

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you might want to work for Daimler, the German car company. Explain it,

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please. This is a good news story for everyone complain there are no

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good news stories. `` complaining there are no good news stories. It

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is about saying all holiday e`mail will get deleted. If you send any

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man to someone who is on holiday you will get any well back saying, I am

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on holiday, your message will be deleted so please resend when I am

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back. It is amazing to think that those of us who are disciplined and

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not checking their e`mails will go back to a flood of e`mails. Do you

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check yours when you are on holiday? Quite often. I do as well.

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I hope somebody upstairs is listening. Now living on to what

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perhaps is our favourite story of the night. Also on the Daily

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Telegraph. Murder suspect asked his iPhone, where shall I bury the body?

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This is a terrible story. He telephoned and asked the device on

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the iPhone way he should bury the body and it responded by asking what

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kind of place he was looking for, a swamp, a metal foundry, dump? The

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evidence has been produced in the trial to show that this question was

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asked. Having technology does not necessarily mean we have become any

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clever at using it! And not at all, although investigators have used it

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in quite a smart way! We have had photos of people posting pictures of

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themselves breaking into houses, on social media. It is good if we can

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use it to catch people out, but there is always a trail left behind

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of the way we use our devices. A good sanitary reminder. And as you

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mention, burglars taking a selfie of themselves and things like that!

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Fortunately, some criminals are quite stupid! There are clever ones,

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yet some are quite stupid and I think this one is high on the list.

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Thank you very much for the look at the first editions of the

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newspapers. We will have more in one hour. Martin and Mina will be back

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at 11th and EBM with the stories making the news tomorrow. Stay with

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us. At 11pm, more on the Gaza conflict as both sides agree to

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extend the cease`fire for another five days. Coming up, time for

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Sports day. I'm John Acres, it's been a night

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to remember for British athletics. Mo Farah is back, he storms home

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to win gold in the 10,000 metres at the European

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Championships, with Andy Vernon

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