05/11/2015 The Papers

And England's cricketers lost their test against Pakistan 2-0.

That is all after the The Papers. what The Papers will have. Good

evening. Before we hear what they have got to

say let us take you through the front pages. The Financial Times

saying the Bank of England is saying the Bank of England is

considering making it harder to gain credit to avoid another crunch.

The story of a driver jailed after filling himself at 192 mph on the

Metro. The daily Telegraph suggesting that

British intelligence intercepted intelligence regarding Islamic

State. The Express leads on the decision to

keep interest rates on hold. Good news on the front page of The

Mirror. The story of the baby girl who has been cured of leukaemia

following pioneering gene therapy. The Guardian also running that

story. The crisis in Sharm el-Sheikh is on

the front page of The Independent. The Times claiming there is evidence

that an Islamic State on was smuggled on to the Russian jet in a

piece of luggage. The situation in Sharm el-Sheikh and

the speculation over what proper aircraft down dominates tomorrow.

The Guardian focusing on the passengers coming back tomorrow, but

without their luggage. The logistics of the situation. 20,000 Brits

stranded holiday-makers. For thousands of them will be

carried back tomorrow. Companies such as Thomas Cook and British

areas are starting to resume flights. But this is all with the

condition but by number ten on airport security in Sharm el-Sheikh,

that security must be tightened up at the airport. The whole of the

aircraft should be empty. There should be extra screening on

passengers and checks on their hand luggage. This means if you are going

on holiday, you must leave your luggage behind. Apparently it will

arrive within seven days. I would imagine that the vast

majority of people stuck in Sharm el-Sheikh will not give two hoots

bags behind. An interesting day for bags behind. An interesting day for

David Cameron. He has been David Cameron. He has been

entertaining the President of Egypt. Coincidentally. Absolutely.

Government had asked ten months ago Government had asked ten months ago

for security to be looked at at this airport and the President said they

did look and they found nothing untoward. So did they miss something

view is that he has little option to view is that he has little option to

do what he did, based on what appears to be the intelligence stop

also, it does egg the question how much intelligence should be shared?

What's the bulletin no if you months ago?

And it has emerged that we did not share this information with Russia.

This information, we did not share This information, we did not

that with Russia. I would love to that with Russia. I would love to

have been a fly on the wall in the conversation between David Cameron

and Vladimir Putin. To find out what was said there. We do not have too

sheared the intelligence. This was not intelligence ahead of the crash.

It was subsequently, the intelligence services went back and

days and there they found chatter, days and there they found chatter,

as they call it, which seemed to point to an event like this. Look at

what the other papers are saying. The Telegraph is digging deeper into

what the intelligence might have been. British spies uncover Isil one

plot. The Telegraph has a piece on British intelligence which uncovered

the fact that it was in fact a form rather than an accidental clash. As

a result of that the Prime Minister a result of that the Prime Minister

made the decision, alone among world leaders at that point, to stop all

which when it was announced last which when it was announced last

night was pretty Jim at it. Some wondered whether it was an over

reaction. But he had -- but if you had not acted in that week, and

security is not secure at Sharm el-Sheikh, and subsequently another

event took place... It is worth pointing out that the Egyptians and

the Russians were quick to say this is not sabotage, this is a terrorist

attack. How they could say that I do not know. They were equally quick in

Cameron was accused of being in his Cameron was accused of being in his

assertion that it was a terrorist attack. Diplomatic relations between

Britain and Russia, it is interesting what will happen about

this. It is interesting also, as your husband points out in the

article, that it was British intelligence that unearthed this. Do

you think that reassures a lot of people, not just those in Sharm

el-Sheikh, anybody planning to travel who worries about terrorism

which a Mac I do not know. One of the issues that this raises, we all

tiptop but the security at some tiptop but the security at some

resort airport may not be so good. Everyone should be a little weary.

there again. There are questions to there again. There are questions to

be asked. You can imagine the security services will be having

words with the politicians to suggest that the surveillance powers

that be have been talking and writing about food, had they had the

powers that they are after, previously, they might have been

able to see it before it happened and offer some warning. That is what

they will be arguing stop our people reassured that at least the British

Government is keeping an eye on British nationalists around the

about taking responsibility to fly about taking responsibility to fly

him home. But there is only so much the intelligence services can do.

Look at the amount of electronic communication, that is currently

being monitored, social media, we cannot cover everything. Shall we

talk about some other stories? This is also fascinating. Let us stay

with The Telegraph. George Osborne too soft on tax credit cats with a

read on an effort reform. The Lords has compelled George

Osborne to water down his repose all. Critics claiming that 3 million

families could lose an average of 13 -- ?1300 per year. Many Tories in

marginal seats are concerned about this. The majority is smaller than

the number of people that might be affected. It is a politically

different issue. George Osborne has been under pressure to mitigate it

in some way. Prominent members offers own party like Boris Johnson

have put pressure on to try to find a way of softening the impact. He

seems to have gone along with the idea of a more staggered

introduction. And here it seems he is going to try to rejig finances

further by taking money from universal benefits instead.

We had to read that story to three We had to read that story to three

times before we got it. It does show that George Osborne has

miscalculated year. He did not properly assess the amount of Bill

this his poll tax moment? It is this his poll tax moment? It is

something like that. Not yet. Meanwhile, we are getting a taste of

the Mark Carne we were told about, the Mark Carne we were told about,

ready to rein in credit. The Bank of England are considering making it

harder for people to borrow, people to lend. Concerns about low interest

rates having their wrong effect on the economy. He is saying that

interest rates are not likely to rise again until 2017. But they have

said before, then the last three or four statements, that interest rates

how they will rise, and then they how they will rise, and then they

did not rise. This is good news for people who have got mortgages. Bad

news for savers. It is not good news for those people who remortgaged

their houses. They have a right to feel rattled that previously they

were told interest rates would go up and they did not and the remortgaged

on the prospect. The Express also reports on how this is a blow for

savers. It goes to show that forecasting errors on occasion the

mag's game. Whether political surveys ahead of elections or

things as facts, and people make things as facts, and people make

serious financial commitments on the serious financial commitments on the

them? Economists are presumably them? Economists are presumably

using all the information available to them. Maybe B was like the

forecasts to be more accurate. It suggests we are not out of the woods

yet. The Daily Mail. An uplifting story.

It has been reported today. And The Daily Mirror with the

headline. And the story broadening out now. This is the breakthrough.

It is a remarkable story. She is 16 months old, or 17 months old. There

was no hope for this baby. And the treatment she has had had only ever

been tried on mice before. They had to get special permission from the

ethics Commission. They had exhausted all options. And her

parents have asked to try anything possible. You can only imagine the

doctors thinking, there is this untested approach. And it appears to

have worked. The doctors are being understandably cautious. But they

are hoping that has saved her and it will have implications for other

people. It is also great news for great Ormond Street and British

medical science. This is what our doctors and scientists are doing. I

want to go back to The Telegraph. The police making money from

speeding fines, but not from the fines themselves. This is an

interesting story. I had never realised but police have more than

doubled the amount of money the get in from speed awareness courses

since 2010, it is about ?60 that you pay. Just to explain, you either get

a fine and points on your license, or if you have not been on a course

you get the option to be on a course but you still pay a fine but jury

Skip the points on your licence. And Skip the points on your licence. And

they can keep the money from that. They keep the money. And it is

making them a great deal of money. And this comes 24 hours after the

Police and Crime Commissioner in Bedfordshire said he wanted speed

cameras on all the time on motorways for more money for the police

force, and he was slapped down. The obvious they are making it in other

ways. The bigger picture, with the Spending Review, many police forces

will be concerned about levels of cuts. The Met police are looking at

it hundred million pounds over four years, cuts to its budget, and they

will be looking at every option possible to raise money elsewhere.

We have run out of time. We will do it again in one hour. Thank you for

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