09/12/2015 The Papers

And why Greg Rutherford has reversed his decision to miss BBC Sports

Personality of the Year. That is all in 15 minutes.

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers

With me are Benedicte Paviot, UK Correspondent for France 24

and the Deputy Editor of The Guardian, Paul Johnson.

The Independent leads on further calls for Jeremy Corbyn

to distance himself from the Stop the War coalition.

The Express says British scientists have found a new way to spot cancer,

giving patients a better chance of survival.

The Metro reports on the petition calling for Donald

The Telegraph says David Cameron has given an interview in

which he warns that the migrant crisis could push Britain out

The Guardian reports on the work culture at 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 Times says the influx of refugees entering Germany this

year has passed the one million mark, heaping

And the Mail rounds on public sector bureaucrats who it

accuses of covering up greed, incompetence and corruption.

Starting the Daily Telegraph. The Prime Minister warning of the EU

migrant crisis might force a quick exit. It is a fusion of two stories.

For the first time, 1 million people, migrants, claiming asylum in

the EU. He is saying this will put a tremendous pressure on David Cameron

attempting to negotiate his way through. Standing in favour of

Britain remaining in the EU. A backlash because of the number of

migrants. There is a theory that there is a slow choreography going

on here. What happens, David Cameron needs to go to Brussels, he is going

to be outnumbered, he gets a minor victory or a victory of sorts. He

comes back and Enrico into the referendum. Whether it will play out

like that, we do not know. There is a real fear and the Telegraph is

also saying that the chance of holding such a referendum will be

pushed into 2017. Will he wait that long? No, the article indicates that

he will delay and it will not take place. I do not think that is

correct. Why is it more likely next year than the year after? There are

the French presidential elections in May 2017. Also, the longer the

migrant crisis continues and the bigger the numbers get, it means it

gets more complex. What David Cameron is aware of, it was supposed

to be dealt with at the December summit. Events, dear boy. December

will not be an option. 2016 is still an option. When it will be, some

people say it could be made or June. -- may. Going on to the Times. EU

buckles as migrants hit 1 million. In Germany alone, we have got 1

million migrants this year. Very interesting use of the phrase. This

could be read as a pejorative. She has created a problem, so on and so

forth. There is another story today that has looked at another side of

this. Angela Merkel was named as the person of the year. The first woman

to get its in 1986. The body has been tested like her, goes the

citation. -- nobody. She is showing incredible leadership. The Times

does not think so. Clearly not. The Times citation also says that her

style of government is resolutely dull. There is that, some would

suggest. What is the view in Paris? What is the view in Paris of Angela

Merkel as somebody who is opening up the doors as far as Germany is

concerned? Do they think this is a mistake? The official position is

that France is taking 24,000 migrants. A drop in the ocean can

pay to Germany. Absolutely. -- compared. There is concern that,

with the terrorist attacks and a third Frenchman, a home-grown

problem. Two of the terrorists who perpetrated the attacks came in

through a Greek island. There is concern about the numbers. France

recognises that the human dignity of people must be afforded. Remember,

between the people who claim asylum and the success rates, it is not

that high. You can claim asylum all you like. Let us not forget, we are

between two regional elections. The highest score for the National

front. The Socialist party, three of their candidates stepped down to do

a Republican front. To stop the front National candidate winning.

Nicholas Sarkozy says, he has been giving similar messages, it does not

work. It was close to 50% last Sunday. Staying with the Times. A

splinter society helps trump's campaign for the White House. This

is a good story. People have been asking where is the attraction of

Donald Trump? The conclusion so far has been, blue-collar, nonreligious

workers. This takes it further. It is an interesting piece of

research. Evidence that the FT has got hold of, saying the middle class

have been hollowed out in America. People have moved into better paid

jobs and become richer, but an excessive number of people say that

pushing down into that lower class or poorer class is what feeding the

Donald Trump and wagon. This is all tied in with the idea that adults in

America do not feel that their children have a better life than

they are managing. Picking up on what you were saying, the fact there

are winners and loses. You have people becoming much wealthier, and

you have people becoming poorer. A greater number of poor people. This

has to do with globalisation and technological advances. In the last

four decades, the middle class has shrunk from 61% to 50%. This will

not be lost a lot of people this country. We are in precisely the

same situation. Quite interesting. The other thing this article

mentions is that there is a raging debate, apart from the fact that

Donald Trump has had this controversial things, politicians

are saying, we want to increase and we want to help the middle class.

They are not coming up with any solutions. Why is Donald Trump

getting all the running? This shows no signs of blowing up yet, but it

should shortly. We are going to go to your paper. He owns Newcastle

United football club. He also owns one of the most successful companies

in this country, sports direct. There is a special report into work

culture. This is an excellent story. The sports direct Company, he is one

of these multibillionaires. We went into his warehouse where 5000 people

work every day. We had to go undercover. It is called the Gulag.

What we found, there is some evidence that people are being paid

below the minimum wage and we will continue with that tomorrow. But we

found an extra ordinary culture where you are searched on the way

in, you have two show your underpants. They are really worried

about you smuggling things in and out. You bring your lunch in a

transparent plastic bag so they can see what you have got. If you are

not going fast enough, they will tell you, chop, chopped. All sorts

of extraordinary things. There is a list of things you are not allowed

to do called strikes. There is 40 odd things. You cannot be talking on

your mobile phone, you cannot chat to a workmate, you cannot have

excessive toilet breaks. Six of these and you are sacked. To be

clear, they are not doing anything illegal. They are making a lot of

money. We have seen all sorts of things from places like Amazon. One

of the reporters who did the undercover filming said the highest

piece of technical equipment was a bar. It is labour intensive. We will

see how sports direct will react. It is a very successful company. No

question about that. 80% of them are working on zero hour contracts. They

are taking home less than the minimum wage. British taxpayers are

subsidising this company. They are good for some people, they like the

convenience. The ultimate is that many of these workers might be

supported by working tax credits. Have you got an interview with Mike

Ashley? We will be asking him tomorrow, I wonder what he will say.

Exactly. The world of work. They would not talk to us either. Not

doing anything illegal. The Daily Telegraph. GCHQ. Potential spies,

there is a special Christmas cards given out by GCHQ and it has got a

problem. You need to explain this. It makes sense to me. I will do my

best. It is on page seven of the Daily Telegraph. Robert Hannigan,

the director, who has sent out a devilishly difficult puzzle, which I

hope viewers are seeing at the moment. He has included all kinds of

teasers. If you solve this one, you have got to fill it in with a black

pen. We think there might be a barcode. There is a whole series of

challenges. We do not know if there is a prize. Maybe the price is just

solving it. It looks really difficult. Sadly we cannot bring it

up. It is basically a grid that looks like a crossword. There it is.

If you fill it in with a black pen you get a picture of some sort. If

you use a phone, you can get a code from that. It is part of the human

face of GCHQ. We were not even meant to mention them in more. Now they

are awaiting Christmas letters. I wonder what is on the unofficial

one? We will not know. I know one person who could do this, he is in

Moscow and he is Edward Snowden. Unfortunately he will not. We have

to leave it there. Thank you for looking at some of the stories. Stay

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