09/12/2015 The Papers

reversed his decision to miss this year's River Lee -- Sports

Personality of the Year. That is in 15 minutes.

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be

With me are Benedicte Paviot, a journalist from France

24 and deputy editor of The Guardian Paul Johnson.

We will start with the Independent. It leads with more calls to distance

itself from stop the War coalition. The Express has said scientists have

found a way of discovering cancer. The Metro starts with a petition to

ban Donald Trump from Britain. The Micra crisis could push Britain out

of Europe, was David Cameron. The Guardian reports on the word culture

at the company, sports direct. The FT says in America the prevailing

view that the middle class is being crushed is helping to feed some of

the popular anger that has boosted the candidacy of Donald Trump. The

time says the influx of refugees in Germany has passed the 1 million

mark, keeping pressure on European leaders. The male browse our public

sector bureaucrats who it accuses of covering up greed, incompetence and

corruption. Where going to start with the Financial Times. We have

been hearing a lot over the last two or three election cycle is about how

the great middle class of America, the working Americans are squeezed

and contracting further down. They're not having as much spending

power, jobs are insecure, there is a problem there and it is appealing to

the Pope a late Donald Trump. This is a interesting lead article by the

Financial Times where they give us a lot of data and saying that the

middle-class is now being to 50% of the population as opposed to four

decades ago, 61%. It is the poor and rich that are increasing which is

quite interesting because we were discussing his previously. You have

come back from New York and there the debates was about attributing Mr

Trump's success to blue-collar workers. Blue-collar, nonreligious

workers. This takes it a lot further. They talk about the numbers

of middle class in America. It has been pushed both ways. The super

rich, or the rich have been pushed up and there is an exceedingly large

number of poorer citizens as well. It is a really interesting piece.

Much of this is forced in a way by the increasing incredulity of a lot

of people at the trump campaign. Can this man say nothing at all, but

will not come out of the race? It appears he is unbeatable. His timing

is when his polls go down, he comes up with something controversial. He

is way ahead in the polls. This sort of level back in 2008, Hillary

Clinton was 20 points ahead. We had Giuliani ahead. In 2012, News green

critter was 13 points ahead. Early days. He is building on his fame.

Let's go to the Metro. A huge backing for a petition after the

tycoon's muslin server stop what is interesting here is it is 300,000, I

tell you what, it has gone up even more. I was reporting of it earlier.

At that point it was 290,009 went on to try and top up the number and see

what is going on and the website had crashed. This petition was only

started on Tuesday so it is remarkable. It is gaining huge

momentum. What I think is interesting is in America Donald

Trump can get away with this because of the first Amendment. Whereas in

European countries, including the UK or France, that's not a prospect

because he could be, and somebody could complain about the fact it is

the public order act of 1986 inciting, it is a person who uses

insulting words or behaviour displays any written material which

is threatening, abusive or insulting is guilty of an offence. Let's be

clear, if he came here and we know George Osborne says they ask when to

stop them, if he came here and he said Muslims should not be allowed

to fly to America, that would be falling foul of the law. I'm not a

lawyer. It looks like it could be. The official policy of the

government is to say, we're not going to ban him. What this would do

with the American relationship... It is very early days, we're not there

yet. It would seem, yes, he could be accused of being a hate... The

governments's position is that ban is affected when there is multiple

conviction as race hate. These quotes are much more wounding. You

have JK Rowling saying he is much worse than for the Mott. Jeb Bush

saying he is unhinged. You've got Clive may be saying he is

accompanied... We won't go into that! That Prime Minister actually

says about a US presidential candidates, this is divisive. This

is wrong. Also, interestingly, when Mr Trump didn't just say that he

accused Britain, I think London and Britain -- Paris of having no-go

areas. Let's say he wins the nomination. He then has two somehow

claw his way back to the centre of American politics in order to gain

the vast majority of people who are in the middle who haven't decided

which way to go. How will he do that on this policy of saying, no Muslims

should be allowed into the can 's Mac I don't think he can. He's

insulted half the human race from start. He then insulted the New York

Times reporter. The female presenter. The Mexicans. This is

unbelievable. On it goes. If you are upsetting all those people how do

you propose to unite these people if you get to the White House? What is

he about? He can't believe he's got this far. People should look at him

and go, you are fired. To make this kind of... This is not elevating the

debate. As John Kerry were saying, this is not helping the image of

America abroad. Everybody is entitled to hold certain views but

to be singling out various, whether it is the female sex or all kinds of

people, I don't think this is elevating the debate. It is a

reflection on the other Republican candidates. They are not strong

enough and making interesting enough that this man is getting all the

media attention. Let's go to the Telegraph. The plan minister was EU

migrant crisis may force this. David Cameron is in difficulty here. He

will have difficulty getting a hearing in Brussels stop he could be

left high and dry. There is end of the narrative here. That is a

choreography that goes here. David Cameron needs a dispute in Brussels.

He goes to Brussels, he looks outnumbered, he's involved in a huge

row, he gains a partial victory, he comes back holding a bit of the deal

that he's won with blood sweat and tears and on we go. We don't have an

exit. The lycee Palace wants Britain to stay in, don't they? Will they

give David Cameron want he wants? There is a small matter of a

presidential election that will be watched carefully. They will not

give everything. One of the lines and don't completely agree with in

the excellent article of the Daily Telegraph is the fact that they

think this appears to show that David Cameron is ruling out a

referendum next year. I don't think that is the case. That is incorrect.

I would not rule it out next year. Briefly, we are going to go to the

Telegraph again. GCHQ Christmas code.

GCHQ are going from under the shadows, they have a PR department

now. We can talk to them and people have a civil relationship with them.

There was needed peace in the FT this is part of the change. Because

of the budget, the Palace attacks except, GCHQ was expecting to get

1900 more agents in there. It is a very popular place for graduates in

Arabic languages, Russian languages, computer studies. This is part of

the PR thing. It's a code you have two crack in a Christmas Caryl. I

can only one -- think of one man who can crack that and he is in Moscow.

Edward Snowden! Thank you both. We will have a look is more stories in

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