06/09/2014 The Papers

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Hello and welcome to our look ahead at what the papers will feature

tomorrow. For the second time in a day we have Yasmin and also

journalist Eve Pollard. You make me feel like the office junior! Let us

have a look at the front pages. The Observer says Scots will be offered

a radical new deal for people to vote no in the referendum. A new

poll suggests support for the yes vote is growing stronger and the

Sunday Times claims Scotland is on course to vote for independence

later this month. The Mail on Sunday carries a warning from Ed Miliband

that manned border posts could be introduced Scotland boasts for

independence. The Sunday Telegraph carries a picture of JK rolling who

famously donated to the better together campaign and her main story

is that MPs are likely to get a 10% pay rise next year. Katherine

Jenkins is pictured on front of Scotland's Sunday post with the

slightly confusing tag line, I'm so proud to be Scots. We will find out

more about that a little later. We will start with the Observer. Scots

to be offered a radical new bid it `` deal in a bid to save the union.

I new opinion poll will shock Britain. This is the poll that we

have been expecting. We are just 11 days until the historic vote and for

the first time, very symbolically, it looks as though the Yes campaign

have nudged ahead. Yes, everything is up for grabs. No

one side can be seriously overconfident but I think it has not

played... I have been to Scotland twice in the last six weeks, wants

to Edinburgh and once in the Borders, and what was clear when I

spoke to people there is that they did not like the bullying way the

big voices of the No campaign were going on. They felt they were being

put under and you pressure and they felt they were grown`ups and they

could think about it and some of them really did not know which way

they would go. A lot of people still do not. A lot say it will depend how

they feel when they go with. I think whatever happens Alex Salmon has

actually won. Even if it is a no vote they will get so many more

concessions and that is the Observer story. There have already been hints

that they will have a new convention and all kinds of new arrangements

will be offered. Just stay with us and we can come to an agreement. I

might be rather cynical about that. Government policy `` promised these

things in the civil servants get hold of it and it does not really

happen. If you think about it you have got separatists or people who

want to be Independent all over the world, it is part of a zeitgeist at

the moment, and I have expected that in the end it might turn out just to

be a vote for independence because there has been so much negativity

from this side and also there has been so much to frighten you. The

very first thing, if someone says they will frighten you into it, it

makes you think you will show them what `` who is boss and that is my

take in the ballot box. They have been talking about all of these

things they are going to give the Scots just to persuade them but they

have had a long time. This is exactly what we're going to give you

and here we are in of days before and it is almost like dealing with a

boyfriend. You now have two 0 accepted it. Should it have been

more carrot than stick all? There are really serious reasons why the

Scots are thinking about this. They need to be thought about as well. It

is quite clear to me that the way the Scots imagine their society is

very different from the way our bigger British imagination is going

in that they are very socialist minded, their nearest kind of ideals

are the Scandinavian countries where as, whether we like it or not, I

think our British government, successive governments, have veered

towards the Anglo`Saxon, much more ruthlessly capitalistic model. At

Times. I think ever since Margaret Thatcher until now there has been a

number of, through Blair and Brown. I do not think it is necessary that

we want to be like Americans, we live in bigger cities and we want a

different life. When you go to Scotland as I have two do bits of

work and to have holidays it is just a small group of people. London, let

us be very honest, perhaps the problem in the British Isles is

London runs everything. I fit we should become a city state and that

is the next bit of devolution. Can I be Queen of London? Not the real

Queen, she can be queen that I could run London. You need to speak about

Boris `` to Boris about that. Every Scottish person I met while I was

there, yes or no, is very pro`European. Let us move on to the

Sunday Times. That is a big difference as well. They have this

poll saying that the uni screen fears the break`up of the UK. David

Cameron is due to breakfast with the Queen tomorrow. That will be an

interesting conversation, went to? Publicly she does not express an

opinion but in the Sunday Times Royal sources said to say that the

Queen is a Unionist and we would expect that she is, she is the Queen

of Scotland as well. So is David Cameron and so most of us in our

hearts, we are part of Great Britain but you know you just have to have

some imagination to think that the Queen will still be the Queen of

Scotland. There is talk of a constitutional issue. They are in

uncharted territory. It is not beyond human wit to try and sort

something out. None of it is! Actually Her Majesty has been

brilliant all the way through and she will find a way through and it

will work fine if they do vote to leave. I notice that child has got

to kill time. Is tickets? It is the Braemar Games so you would have to

wear a kilt! The Scottish people are not going to get an elected head of

government. You do not think they will become a Republican same time?

I wish that they would! They did say that they actually won the Queen to

remain head of state. Let us look at the Mail on Sunday. Ed Miliband will

put up guards on the Scottish border and there is talk of a new Hadrian

's Wall. Can we get duty`free as we go across? If anything would want to

make you want to go and vote for independence this is a crazy idea.

You can almost see a sitcom being written about the men who man of

these guards with people passing by with too much mulled whiskey. Which

way will it flow? I am getting very old and will I moved to Scotland

because old people get a better deal? A nice little retirement

village! You have that warmer sea. Free care. All of us could move up

there. Who will it stop? Ed Miliband must be very worried because a lot

of his MPs come from Scotland. This is just insane. The idea that you

are going to have to go through customs, which you do not do now in

most of Europe so the idea that you are now leaving Scotland, have done

a think and what will you have to do, check how many shortbread

biscuits you have got? It is just insanity. Let us move on to the

Daily Telegraph and we can move away for a moment from the Scottish

referendum. MPs to get a temper sent pay rise. They say this is an

exclusive. They will defy the high minister and increase the salary to

?74,000 a year. David Cameron said he wanted the body that looks at

this to think again and he has even talked about scrapping the authority

if they do not do the right thing. On so many levels this is a very bad

idea, particularly in the election less `` election year. First of all

there are far too many MPs and if anybody and you know MPs and I know

MPs, they have far more time than you or I have. I thought they were

rushed off their feet? I think most of them! I would not say they do not

work but there are too many of them. I feel sympathy for some, the idea

of the London Place and the country a state, Mike suggestion is there

should be a house for the MP in every constituency, like the White

House. When you become the MP there is none of this changing fixings and

buy one with one mortgage and it is not your main house, you move into

that house and a few the big family might be a squash and if there are

two of you you might matter `` might rattle around but that is the house,

while house prices are risen outside London, we should buy it and we

should watch their expenses but then if they get far fewer expenses, and

there are far fewer of them, then they could get a rise. I do not

think they should get a rise. Not more than nurses or doctors. If they

want take 10% rise in then or other public services workers should get

the same, you cannot split the public service workforce. I think

most of them do a good job, most of them do the kind of stuff I could

never do, even getting elected must be so tough in today's very cynical

world. Yasmin, you could get elected tomorrow! Oh, I could not. But you

cannot claim that ?74,000 is not enough for you when so many other

public service staff, it is just not. It is not enough if you have to

have two homes but I do love that you should have two have two homes.

For the responsibilities they have, ?74,000 is not a huge amount of

money by modern standards. If the old days MPs had made some money and

then they went into politics. Now they get involved with politics at

university and they go straight into politics so they have never had a

job, which is a bad thing for what they have got to do, and they have

never had any money to fall back on, which is also possibly bad. The

whole thing needs a rethink. I am sorry, I think it is possible to

live in London for ?74,000. But not if you need to have a house

somewhere us. But I agree, subsidised housing for all MPs in

London or that wider area around Parliament but I do not think a 10%

rise is necessary. Maybe they should all have a council house in their

constituency. That would cause a lot of arguments, surely, you cannot be

suggesting that? I am not saying horrible council house but there are

some very nice ones. Lee leave council houses for the ones that

really need them. I am saying that there should be a constituency home

so there is no flipping and making money out of selling one and all the

rest of it and that, when you get elected, is where you go and live. I

do not think people become MPs for the money. They do not. They do it

for other reasons and I think those are good reasons. I just want to

quickly look at the Sunday Times again. Porridge gets a Tory flavour.

This is a comedy series about someone who is not habitual criminal

but the man who was a former Tory cabinet minister Jonathan Aitken, he

is colluding, co`writing with the man who co`wrote the thick of it, to

look at his time inside, the older Tony. It could be very funny because

they make a joke because if you have been to eat and you know what prison

will be like. This could be very funny and since we have got all of

these great actors now who have been to public schools we won't have to

look very far to look to get them to behave so I think it will be very

funny indeed. I am quite intrigued by powerful people when they go to

prison, how, when they come out, they make a career out of what

happened to them in a prison, it is just extraordinary. Ordinary people

do not do that, do they? They do not say, my life for 41 days in prison.

What is interesting is that I thought Jonathan Aitken wrote some

very good pieces, advice to Andy Coulson, about how to make the best

of it. He has learnt a lot. He also seems to have had some sort of

amoral rethink. That is what prison is all about, isn't it? It does not

always happen. But it seems to have done.

have. That is it for The Papers for today but we will have another look

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