27/09/2014 The Papers

new Hollywood satire, maps to the stars, starring Robert Pattinson and

Julianne Moore. Plus, the rest of the week 's top releases with Mark

Kermode. Hello and welcome to our look ahead

to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow.

Let's have a sneak preview at the front pages before we look at them

in more detail. The Sunday Mirror has created its own headlines

tonight, leading with allegations that led to Conservative MP Brooks

Newmark to leave his job. The Observer says the Conservative party

is in chaos, following the defection of Mark Reckless and resignation of

Brooks Newmark. David Cameron 's policy on Europe is now in turmoil

according to the Sunday Times, a picture of the Amal Alamuddin, who

has married George Clooney in Venice. There she is again on the

front page of the Sunday Telegraph. The Daily Express has the same

story, Tory chaos. I suppose we should begin with the

Sunday Mirror. The most dramatic paper at the moment. Yes, this is

the paper that discovered the background to the Mark Reckless

story, a sex scandal involving him, they are making a big thing out of

the Tory minister quitting over the six photos. Yes, it is the Sunday

Mirror story. `` sex photos. He has not accepted the allegations but has

resigned. We don't know the details to it. It is an important

distinction to make. What in fact happened was that the allegations

were put to him today, and very quickly he resigned. What we do know

is that he took it seriously enough, and the story that was about to

appear seriously enough and decided to quit. David Cameron replaced him

immediately, there were no niceties about it, it seems that everyone

accepted that he had to go. Let's move on to the Telegraph, so many

newspapers have reported on that resignation, and the defection as

well from the Sunday Telegraph, which does both. A picture on one

side saying the minister to civil society quits over a sex scandal,

Brooks Newmark, and then Mark Reckless. The headlines that David

Cameron would love to have as he begins the Tory conference this

week! Mark Reckless, the MP for Rochester and Strood, he has

announced publicly at the UKIP conference he is joining them,

leaving the Conservative party. The Telegraph has got quite a lot of

detail, apparently this dates back to a furious row that Mr reckless

had with the Prime Minister at Chequers last year, `` Mr Reckless.

They played tennis and wore casual clothes. Reckless is quoted as

saying that the Prime Minister was talking about how it was important

for the party to be united, and then he inadvertently... He dropped Sarah

Williston, a Conservative MP, into it. They said she interrupted, she

said my people vote for me because they like and independently minded

person, there was a spat, and Mr Reckless was extremely cross. He has

been brooding and threatening on this for a year. He has decided to

resign. It gives you an indication to the kind of man he is. I am sure

you are among the journalists who have been phoning all of the

Eurosceptic Conservative MPs to see if they are the next ones to go. He

has been denying he would go? This is where it gets difficult for us,

when we do fine. They say, it is not me. There was an interview at the

end of last month where he said he would stay with the Conservative

party, he said he thought it was the conservatives who had the best

chance through the referendum giving independence to Britain, not UKIP. I

always thought that the ones who were thinking of defecting would

hang onto this, we saw how Douglas Carswell did in Clacton. That is one

and a half weeks time. They are friends? Yes. You can see how cars

welded, increasing his majority, and then they would think about

defecting. Obviously Farage got them on board early, to coincide with the

Doncaster conference. How much damage has been done? A lot,

according to the papers. How much has been done? A minister has

resigned, is that it? End of story, bad judgement... You have a second

defection but it is a man who has been played down as a maverick in

the past. Someone who cannot be trusted, according to Grant Shapps.

It is not what you need right now. When you start the party

conference, but you never have a Conservative party conference

without one of these scandals on the eve! The reality is David Cameron

has probably got a bit more. With the battle against Isis, and the

decision to get involved with airstrikes there. There's no doubt

that UKIP is a huge threat. In one of the papers, Michael Ashcroft

polling shows that a lot of conservatives have left the Tory

party, and will go with UKIP. It also attracts Labour voters

though... As you said, David Cameron has a lot on his mind, particularly

now we are involved in the US airstrikes over Iraq. Staying with

the Telegraph, Hague warns... William Hague warns of Islamist

terrorist plots as they fly this mission. What is he saying? As far

as he can see, the threat to this country, which is important, that is

the greatest it has been since he has been around, certainly since the

government has been there. He's probably right. He says the military

action was necessary, because the threat to us. We have to see where

it goes next. We have generals in the paper saying that the air war

will not be enough to deal with this. Of course they are right.

David Cameron said the same thing. If we have a three`year war ahead,

they have made a promise that we will not put combat troops on the

ground, it could be a brash promise. At the UN this week, they

were backing for a resolution to control the flow of British and

American and other nationals, going into Syria and Iraq unbecoming

Jihadis, it is a war with many fronts? That is what makes it

difficult. David Cameron would not have secured the boat in the

Commons... Had he left it open... `` of the vote. It will be required on

a Commons vote. The mail on Sunday, like many papers, is focusing on the

defection and resignation of the ministers, but a sad exclusive story

in the front`page? Lynda Bellingham, the actress, best

known... Although she has had a long and illustrious career as an actor,

she is known as the oxo mum. She's been diagnosed with terminal cancer.

It is a serialisation of her memoirs, incredibly moving. `` they

are incredibly moving. She has said she has decided to die. When he read

these pages, she has decided to the point of which she does not want any

more chemotherapy. It is an interesting and touching story. It

is important, I think. We have now moved away from shying away from

talking about terminal diseases and cancer, to have grown`up

conversations about death and the end of life. Chemotherapy, really,

anyone, myself included, chemotherapy takes a lot out of you.

There's only so much damage you can take. What is so moving about this,

she is writing a book and is saying I would like to see another

Christmas, but I am going to stop chemotherapy in November because it

is beginning to destroy me and I want to die hole and I hope that

will happen in January. She is very matter of fact, and when she said

she'd made the decision and told the doctors and the family, it was a

weight off her mind. `` whole. It is a brilliant read. Very moving, very

sad. The Sunday Times, Trojan horse two in London. We had a number of

schools in Birmingham which led to an investigation into the influence

of Islamic fundamentalism within schools. The Sunday Times has

suggested it is happening in London. They say Tower Hamlets. It's a

bizarre story, it is one of those government sources... Officials at

the Department for education, they are concerned that the situation in

Tower Hamlets could be even worse than in Birmingham. We do not know

any more than that. There is great concern about Islamic

fundamentalists, attempting to infiltrate schools. And in Tower

Hamlets, for obvious reasons, that is a place you would look at. I can

imagine that Ofsted, and school governors and head teachers and

local authorities, everybody involved in this will be far more

were and more praise of the risks involved, because of Birmingham.

People have felt there was nowhere to go, that is the problem in

Birmingham. People who were worried did not have anywhere to go to

express their concerns. I thought Michael Gove made a number of

announcements about how they would tackle this in future? Saying there

would be more transparency? Labour have an interesting policy on this.

They would employ school standards directors, a new tier that goes into

the education system. That will give parents and teachers somewhere they

can go and say, we are worried about our child, or this school. And

something can be done about it. That does not help the free schools? No.

That is the problem. There are so many different systems. I think we

have to thank George Clooney for some light relief! Absolutely! A bit

of romance. What a picture of a mall alarm

what a picture of Amal Alamuddin, looking radiant in red, and what a

delight after all of this misery. It was the wedding to beat all

weddings. I don't mean you can get a gondola in Venice for love nor

money! It would take a lot of money! I wonder how tourists felt in

Venice. They cordoned off an entire area of the grand Canal to stop

paparazzi from going near! If I was there this weekend, I wouldn't be

happy! We need a Liz Taylor Richard Burton thing, I am not suggesting

they are as dysfunctional, but you need that quality. George Clooney

has got that. He is, or was up until a few hours ago, the most eligible

bachelor in the world. Great. It seems like a long marriage, going

over two days! But there is a lot of drinking! Fascinating, Sandra

Bullock, they are best friends, George Clooney and Sandra Bullock.

Because of the film Gravity. I wish them well, no doubt we will be

seeing those pictures and an exclusive deal. There is one with

Vogue, the fee is going to George Clooney' charity in da four. Good to

hear. Thank you for taking us through the papers. We will have the

latest at midnight, on Mark Reckless becoming the second MP to defect to

UKIP in the last month. Coming up, Sportsday.