02/03/2016 The Papers

in tomorrow's final. And Olympian Victoria Pendleton has

won her first race as an amateur jockey. That's all in Sportsday

later on. Hello, and welcome to our look ahead

to what the the papers will be With me are Emily Ashton,

Buzzfeed's Chief Political Correspondent, and Dan Bilefsky

from the New York Times. The FT leads on claims made

by the French economy minster that the migrant camp at Calais

would re-locate to UK soil the I focuses on the row

over statistics between The Remain camp are accused

of using misleading data The Daily Telegraph picks up

on the Scottish National Party's plans to raise council tax

for people living in larger homes. The paper estimates bills

in Scotland could increase The former England

footballer Adam Johnson is pictured on the front

of the Metro following his conviction for sexual

activity with a child. And the Guardian

reports that the chief executive has written a letter

to all of its staff, warning that their jobs could be

threatened if the UK votes The male leads with the dangers of

online dating. He used online dating websites to find women he then went

on to rape. Let's start with the Daily Telegraph. A poignant picture

there, particularly for his family and the man himself. Adam Johnson,

the foot taller, found guilty with -- of sexual activity with a trial.

The judge said, say goodbye to your daughter. That picture says it all.

A really horrible story. It has come to this conclusion. He is on bail

for a couple of weeks and expecting a prison sentence of possibly up to

ten years. This is a man, a foot -- a footballer, a former England

footballer, and Sunderland player, who was earning huge sums week. This

girl thought he a he wrote. He took advantage of that. He thought he was

invincible. That is part of the problem. Darren, part of the

evidence in the trial, from his own lips, was that he thought he could

do anything. He was earning ?60,000 a week. He was a he wrote so many

people across the country. That is the danger of temptation for a lot

of young sportsmen and women, getting so much money at such a

young age, that they do feel that they are invincible. It sounds like

there was a pathological sense of entitlement for this man. He thought

he could do what he wanted to. These guys are heroes and role models, and

this was pretty shocking because she had just turned 15. And he had so

much going on in his life. With the Daily Telegraph, wages to rise if we

quit the EU. This is from the man who is leading the even campaign. It

kind of makes your head spin. This is the gentleman who is supposed to

be in favour of Britain remaining in the European Union, arguing that if

migrants aren't allowed in, wages could go up. It is a mixed message.

This is emblematic of a depending on which British newspaper you read,

you get a completely different narrative of Britain and EU. Does

that mean that people who would normally buy the Telegraph and the

Mirror, for the sake of argument, are not getting both sides of the

debate, and as a result are not being necessarily educated to the

point where they can make an informed decision. Or is that too

simplistic? You by your paper and you know what's Lance it is going to

take. A committee hearing can last hours and you can take so many

different lines from it. The Mirror and the Telegraph are not alone in

going along this line. On sky News in January, we saw... What's that?

He got the name of the campaign, Britain stronger in Europe, wrong

several times. He has a tendency to do that. There is a great sketch in

the Telegraph going through what he got wrong in the hearing. Depending

on which newspaper you read, you know what you are going to get, so

people are reading reports that reinforce their prejudices or

biases, either in favour of or against the EU. This is a referendum

that has cataclysmic consequences for the future of this country, it's

economy and its geopolitics. So you hope all the stats out there are

correct and present and no one is telling porkies! In the I, Emily. It

would claim it is independent. It says that war erupts over EU

statistics. The remaining chief is ridiculous for using incorrect data.

Brexit will leave families worse off, it is said. It is really

confusing for the public. It is. And the detail of this is not going to

sway people. We will have to get through the local elections on May

the 5th before this referendum campaign resonates with people.

These stories will keep running, not least because the world has a lot of

other news today. Joz-macro is an affable character, and the fact he

is supporting Brexit gives it a boost stop -- Boris Johnson. If a

captain of industry is modelling the message, that could have

consequences. But David Cameron cannot carry the load all the time.

He's got to run the country as well. He cannot carry the load, but he has

to be careful with spokes people in the campaign. Especially when his

own ministers are campaigning against him. Both the campaigns need

people who are ordered airy, and people who resonate with the

population in the real world. Like when Michael Caine mentioned he was

quite keen on Brexit. So we need a few celebrity endorsements, you are

saying? In the Financial Times, this is very interesting. This could have

an effect for a lot of people. The French threat to end the Calais deal

and we bankers if the UK quits the European Union. Britain's border is

in Calais, not here, and what a lot of people in the end campaign are

saying that if we leave the TEU, the French will cancel that deal, and we

will have loads of migrants trying to get in. This is very interesting.

One of the powerhouses of the Cabinet is arguing that if there is

Brexit, the Calais camp, the jungle, will come to this country, and

Britain will lose control over its borders. I love this one coming from

a socialist French minister, that the city will move to France.

Britain does have a huge decisive advantage with or without the

European Union, but this is hugely symbolic of Cameron. A lot of people

have doubted him, and someone on the outside is confirming what Cameron

is saying. This has real consequences for this country if

there is a huge outflow of people going back to France. The mayor of

Calais has been warning of this as well, and yet the out campaign have

been saying, why are the French doing this? It is nothing to do with

the TEU. Why would they get involved? This is a massive boost to

Cameron. This is a very high up the Minister. It is a bilateral

relationship. This is what critics of David Cameron at the time, when

he warned that this would happen, said it was a bilateral relationship

and nothing to do with the EU. But France is now threatening to change

that relationship. The Tories are arguing with each other, but here is

one big boys from the outside... A lot of EU leaders have been careful

not to say anything so far that will sway domestic and public opinion.

The Chinese and the Americans have been quite keen on us staying in.

And here you have someone across the Channel saying that if you leave the

EU there will be serious consequences. The idea of migrant

camps being in the south of England, the economy in numbers and how much

being in the U is worth to a family doesn't really make sense to people,

but seeing those Calais cabs and imagining them in Dover... Seeing

all those camps in Greece and along European borders and imagining them

here... And campaigners wanted them to focus on those because of the

residents in people's minds. The In campaign is using to their

advantage. Dan, you are the man. Top of the Financial Times. It looks as

if Donald Trump, even though he is getting less than 35% of the vote,

could win the nomination for the Republicans. Hillary Clinton

beginning to pull away from Bernie Saunders. It looks as if it is over.

It's not there yet, but it looks like it will be Hillary against

Trump. It will be a very violent clash between two opposite

characters. People had written Trump off as some sort of aberration until

now. But Hillary is a very flawed Leticia. She is scripted. Young

women and working class men do not like her. She does not resonate with

the electorate, and Trump is going to pulverise her in terms of

bringing up moniker and bringing up Bill's sexual peccadilloes. It will

be a rough race. But given Trump's style, bullying and aggressive, it

doesn't quite work when you are doing all of that against a woman,

does it? And one Democrat said that Hillary should be using that. The

fact she is a woman means she can take herself out of the sense that

she is part of the political elite, because she is a woman. I get that,

and as a woman I want to support women. But her problem is that she

was married to the president. She isn't an independent candidate like

Donald Trump is, and that is what people want at the moment, auntie

politics. I think Trump may hit her hard. We will be back in an hour's

time with more of the stories behind the headlines. Much more coming up

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