01/09/2014 The Papers

still a powerful force. It is 11:24pm. It is now time for

the Papers earlier than usual because we have a special football

focus coming up later on looking at transfer date coverage. With me I

Penny Smith and petri Hosken. We start with the Express leading on

David Cameron's plans to tackle the terrorism threat to the UK by giving

the police temporary powers to seize passports or suspects. The terror

threat is also the main story in the Guardian, which claims a key

proposal to stop terror suspects returning to the UK has had to be

shelved. Britain could join American air

strikes in Iraq and Syria, if national security is threatened.

That's according to the Telegraph. But a poll commissioned for the

Independent, and also featured on the front page of the i, suggests

there would be strong public opposition if Britain went ahead

with air strikes against Islamic State.

There's another poll on the front page of the Times. It's a YouGov

survey which says support for Scottish independence has risen in

the past month. The parents of Ashya King are

pictured with their son on the front page of the Daily Mail. They're

being held in a Spanish prison after removing Ashya from hospital last

week. The Metro claims Apple is under

pressure to improve its security after hackers stole intimate

photographs of female celebrities including the actress Jennifer

Lawrence. The hacking story also makes the

front page of the Sun. It says 101 female stars, including the former

Downton Abbey star Jessica Brown Findlay, had private photographs

stolen. We are going to start with the Times

and if this poll. Scotland poll puts union on a knife edge. The

suggestion that we could wake up on September 19 and Scotland isn't part

of the union. What happens? Start building Hadrian 's Wall again. This

is saying that the lead has drunk to six points, suggesting the momentum

is firmly with the nationalists and they say that undecided voters are

twice as likely to choose independence when they come to vote

on September the 18th. Every time I read about Scotland and its

independence, the thing that makes me sad is that anyone who tries to

speak out for remaining part of the union is that they get hugely

trolled every time anyone put their head above the parapet and says we

are better together. They get inundated, swamped, with mean,

unpleasant and nasty comments which doesn't happen the other way around.

People don't suggest that comes from the actual... (CROSSTALK) God no. I

am merely saying that... To me, it seems like the debate seems to

me... I hope that they feel, that everybody feels, that the debate is

a proper one and not just watching Alex Salmond and Alistair Darling

having a debate and people being able to talk about it. When I speak

with Scottish people living here, who don't have the vote, they say

that when they have said... Comments in passing about the fact that they

do hope they get attacked quite severely. They are twice as likely

to vote, the undecided. They are undecided, how do they know what

they are twice as likely to do or not? This is the journalism that

drives me insane. If you tear it apart, it sounds important for the

pro` independence people. If they are undecided, they don't know. It

is a trend, isn't it? It is picking up on what has been happening for a

number of weeks. The debate is swinging towards, you know, they Yes

campaign. That was my point about the fact that every time anyone

suggests it is better together, they get jumped on. It is true.

Particularly if they do it through Twitter. The question is why there

has been this move. By all accounts, the debates were evenly

matched in terms of who has one. It was one ` one, to use the

football... We have had various luminaries coming out, saying it is

a bad idea to vote Yes. Despite all of that, this way has been the other

way `` that swing. It remains to be seen. This isn't like a general

collection for four years, this is for ever. `` general collection. I

wonder if this has sunk in and whether it will sink in on the day

you have to... (CROSSTALK) maybe it has sunk in and they think it is a

good idea. For ever is a very long time. You're not Scottish. I am half

Scottish. My family who are full Scottish cannot vote. Are you angry

about that? I think it is unfair. If it is your country of Origin and you

don't have a say as to what happens to that country, it doesn't sound

like a democracy to me. The front page of the Times. We can bomb

jihadist without asking MPs. That is according to David Cameron. He says

today that it seems that if we go with the Americans and support their

airstrikes or do it ourselves and start bombing the jihadis, he will

go ahead without asking MPs. Of course, this speculation being that

the last time he asked MPs was over Syria and the Assad regime. That was

overwhelmingly denied. We are now going, phew. Thank goodness. He is

now saying he will do that. It kind of worries me a bit that again, we

have got MPs for a reason. We didn't vote four to David Cameron at all,

as a whole `` we just have one person and I don't think he should

go it alone `` for David. That leads to the Independent, strongly against

airstrikes against ISIS or ISIL, whoever you called them this month.

This is a poll that doesn't surprise anybody. This is a poll saying that

most people, public opposition to airstrikes... Left the door open.

35% of people agree that ridge should take part in airstrikes, 50%

disagree, 15% say they don't know. When we spoke earlier, we thought we

wondered if the poll was taken before or after the severe rating

for the likelihood of an imminent attack on British soil. That might

change the figures. I think it might change the figures. Let's stay with

the Independent, down the bottom, drive to claw back millions from

wealthy crooks isn't working out, so they are trying to get back the

Lamborghinis and the big estates in Spain. I don't know many wealthy

crooks, I don't know many wealthy people to be fair. It seems hard to

get this stuff back. It does. When they get a confiscation order, so, a

crook will commit a heinous crime, some fraud where they make millions

of pounds, and they are told when they are being sent down that they

have got to give back the money they have taken and they have got to pay

for it, so they will take away the proceeds of crime.

Ordered to return the beginning. Many of them are not doing that. ``

Lamborghini. Why this baffles me. There is a clue in

the last sentence. I have read it. It says that the Serious Fraud

Office, which is responsible for prosecuting these people, one of the

things is a demand to an end to sham divorces used by criminal families.

They say that it is not my money, it is the white's. It is for her to

drive around. She is into the Lamborghini. All right. OK. Very

good. On to the Telegraph. They have wiped thousands of people from the

GP registers? On the face of it, it is a savings drive. Perhaps it is

more complicated than it actually is. It appears to be that they were

trying to make sure that ghost patients, they called ghost

patients, patients who had moved out of the area or are no longer on the

list for whatever reason. It means that you therefore have a doctor 's

surgery with loads of people who are sent out reminders for examinations

and they don't turn up. They try to get rid of them and they have

unfortunately wiped away a lot of people who did not turn up on

things. They send out something saying to have a vaccination and

they don't turn up and so they take them off. It seems to have therefore

affected the most vulnerable, especially the elderly, children...

People were sent letters to ask if they have moved. Don't forget that

these ghost patients cost us a lot of money because each surgery has

paid for each patient it has on the list. If people have died or moved

to another surgery, you may be paying to three times as much per

patient. I can see why they had to do this. It is the more vulnerable

who did not answer so couldn't read or it was not the correct language.

They did not respond and were then wiped off the register. Going to

something we all know a lot about. The Metro. On Twitter, Daniel says

that cloud dartitis not hard to understand. `` cloud data. If you

try to watch the papers and try to work out what it is, you will not do

well. I got a text from a friend who said that they had a lesson in how

to remove stuff from iCloud. The iCloud service allows users to store

information on a computer servers for download to multiple devices. It

allows users to wirelessly back up their devices to iCloud instead of

manually doing it using iTunes. Apparently, dam, it is difficult to

understand, mate. One of these places that have cloud in it...

(CROSSTALK). The bottomline is that some of the photographers involved

in having some of these pictures of these actresses, it is backed up on

the cloud, sometimes wirelessly which means that there may forget

that it is backed up. Hackers got in there. They need to sort the hackers

out. I have to ended there. Stay with us here. At the top of the

hour, we will have much more on the latest of the Prime Minister's

announcement of the new measures to deal with British nationalist

fighting for extremist groups overseas. Coming up now, time for a

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