17/11/2015 The Papers

news. Disappointment for bed and name -- for some who have been

deprived their chance to represent their country. That will come up

later after the papers. Hello and welcome to our look

ahead to what the the papers With me are Tom Bergin,

Business Correspondent at Reuters and Journalist Lucy Cavendish who

writes for the Times. Tomorrow's front pages, starting

with: Images from the England versus

France friendly at Wembley is the choice of many of the front pages -

the Metro has chosen this from that match - and mentions the

security fears that caused the front of the i - but the main

story is about David Cameron's decision to press for another vote

on airstrikes over Syria. The Financial Times looks at Russian

President Vladimir Putin's instruction to his naval commanders

off the coast of Syria - to establish contact with French forces

there and "work with them like But its main story focuses

on Barclays and allegations it strikes on Islamic State in Iraq -

along with an image of Charlie Sheen, who's announced that he's HIV

positive. Let's begin. Similar pictures from

when Billy on many of the pages this morning -- Wembley. It is very

poignant. Black armbands and I think it is a clear example of the

heartfelt grief and the outpouring of sympathy you were seeing around

the world for France. President land will be travelling to the United

States and Moscow. -- president land. A huge amount of Saint Aviva

France. -- Francois Hollande. It is other divisions that probably

need to be solved to move forward from a policy perspective and that

may indeed happen when President Hollande goes to Moscow. Really what

is amazing is something like this can bring people together. Standing

together, quite a young team that we have fielded and I think it is a

wonderful thing to do. It has real meaning. Ten tension to cancel that

must've been huge. Prince William went, David Cameron went. It has

obviously gone very well and it is great to see people standing

together. And being together in a way when such a painful thing has

happened. It is slightly cathartic. Football has captured the

imagination of the front pages. The French and English teams on the

front of the Daily Telegraph. Let's move on to their main story. The

headline is that Cameron is ready to bomb Syria. David Cameron of course

preparing the Commons for a vote on air strikes and the Telegraph said

before Christmas. It seems that now is the time for him to do this. It

was Hume Uniate in -- it was humiliating before. I imagine he now

has the Commons behind him and now he will get it through. It does not

look like it will be quite as simple as he thinks. Jeremy Corbyn is not

necessarily going to come on board and various people are going in

different directions and there is a question over whether it would work.

He says it is getting rid of the head of the snake and it is

protecting people here, but lots of people question whether that is the

right policy. Lots of people are already bombing there and how is

that working? If we move on to the i, a similar story, very interesting

use of language. Picking up from what Lucy was saying, interesting

they say, the Labour MPs are ready to defy Jeremy Corbyn and back the

PM in a Commons vote. The newspapers are expecting that some

conservatives will vote against the government and not in favour of

going, but the government is hoping they can get enough Labour MPs to

defy Jeremy Corbyn on this. It will be interesting to see how that works

out. It has interesting elements elsewhere insofar as Jeremy Corbyn

has clearly said he is sceptical about the value of bombing and

whether his personal position in the Labour Party may be affected eye

this vote. He will be very exposed. -- by this vote. There could be a

vote of no confidence in him. But amid Putin says that France is now

an ally. -- Vladimir Putin. This seems a slightly strange, you are

puffing your cheeks. I am puzzled. These are two completely conflicting

ideas and loyalties. The lack of unity. How can they be allies when

apparently they have different objectives, France is part of the

Western alliance and wants to see Bashar al-Assad go as a

precondition. There is a question over that, recently they met up and

the idea was maybe he could stay in as a temporary person in charge, as

a caretaker government. Let's move on to the express, we are whizzing

through them tonight, we will have more time at half 11. What is this

one about? There are 30 jihadis in Iraq. Affected in this bombing. It

is so confusing. What I would really like is something that pulls the

whole thing together so we have some idea of who is bombing watch and

everything else. This is a good story, people will be happy that the

RAF are in there, they have been doing a lot of support with

intelligence in Syria. Rates may begin by Christmas, not good for

some people obviously, members and services. Charlie Sheen makes the

front pages of quite a few of the papers. His admission today on

American television that he is HIV positive and was blackmailed to keep

it a secret. It is very sad to find out he has contracted this illness.

He seems to be living well with it. He is reacting well to treatment.

The question that is being asked by a lot of the US media is the way in

which he has shared this information with his partners. He himself

famously talks about how many partners he has had. There is the

potential risk, but it is a country with a high degree of litigation,

conceivably if he has not taken care, then it couldn't lead to legal

cases. -- then it could lead. Very briefly on the front of the

Telegraph, party drunks can now blame it on a faulty gene. It may be

a prescient headline for this sort of time of year. It is not because

we cannot handle our alcohol or because we have drunk too much, we

have a dodgy gene. 1 million of us cannot hold our drink. Anyone who

needs an excuse, this is it. Great to talk to you both, we have ran out

of time, but I know you will be back with us at quarter past 11. Coming

up we have sports