25/03/2016 The Papers

The Muslim shopkeeper killed after wishing his customers happy Easter,

police arrest another Muslim man and say they are treating the killing as

religiously prejudiced. Let's joy be and can find, two paper

reviews, but we are not doing it to confer new. -- confuse you.

With me are Ben Riley-Smith, political correspondent

for the Daily Telegraph, and Martin Lipton,

We begin with the Times, its front page carries the story

of how City traders are planning to exploit the European Union

referendum for financial gain by commissioning private polls

The Daily Mail leads on a Glasgow shopkeeper's murder,

asking if the fatal stabbing of the "peace-loving man"

The last ever Independent front page takes us to Brussels,

which has dominated headlines this week.

The Express looks at a group of 250 business leaders who are siding

with the Vote Leave campaign in the Brexit vote.

The Financial Times also carries that story,

adding another leaving voice to the Brexit camp.

New controversial health guidance figures

And the Mirror claims the Pope tried to stop the Rolling Stones playing

in Havana on Good Friday. We will show you them in a minute.

The Telegraph, Brussels fugitive had visited Britain, there is a picture

of the man on the run, the man in white. I am sure your viewers

remember the picture on the front pages earlier, the two men with

gloves so we now believe our bombers, and the third man in white

who it appears as got away. He is believed to be Mohammed Abrini, and

he came to Britain in July, he has reportedly taken photos of a

football stadium. A lot of viewers will be asking, will we see a repeat

of those scenes over here? It is worrying that this man in white

should have been to Britain. He is thought to be on the run, and there

are so many strands do this, getting quite complicated with connections

to the Paris attacks of November as well. Indeed, and obviously we have

a situation where there seems to be precursors to the explosions in

Brussels, and that was all about Paris. The thing is, we are all

lived through terror of various forms, particularly, of course, the

7/7 bombings, and one suspects that it would be less likely that they

would target London, but I understand that Mohamed Abrini was

in the West Midlands, based in Birmingham. Tonight I understand

there was another bombing of a football match in Iraq, and we know

there was the bombing at the Stade de France in November, we have

increased security over the euros in the summer, and once in a time

terrorists would not have thought about attacking sport, but now it

seems to be a weapon in their armoury. If we move on to the

Financial Times, Brexit camp wins exit backers, the ex ages be

achieved joining the Leave supporters, some fairly high-profile

people in this list. -- the ex HSBC chief. Yes, many names, over 200

signatories from all over the business world and the economic

world as well. This is almost a little bit of an effort by the

Brexit is to say that it is not one-dimensional from business, that

the normal view is that business as a whole may be more keen to stay in

because of the potential benefits, and the Brexit campaign is saying,

hang on, there is a range of opinions on the subject, and you do

not have to be, you know, if you are from a business background, you do

not have to support staying in. What are they saying about this potential

for turbulence, uncertainty, that we would be trying to extricate

ourselves from these tentacles that we are part of? That is why it is

such a fundamental issue, because economic and certainty is a massive

swing for those on the side, maybe as many as a third of voters. --

economic uncertainty. As it was in the Scottish referendum. Up those on

the side Brexit say there would be a of uncertainty, but it would be

incredibly freeing, and he says that there would be a huge boost to

business and the private sector and the financial sector, but if you

really believe there is economic uncertainty, you are more likely to

vote in, so it is a key battle. The Times as another EU story, City to

cash in, hedge fund is planning to make big profits, how would they do

that? To do with commissioning polls that you cannot publish until voting

is finished? For obvious reasons, they cannot reveal exit polls

through the voting period, imagine if at 5pm they were saying that

Brexit would win, you would see a search of pro-EU voters. Hedge fund

is reportedly trying to commission their own polls, costing up to 500

grand, and on the back of that either buy lots of sterling, if they

think it is going to be an in vote, or do the opposite for out. It is

using polling to get an advantage. And they do not care if they cannot

publish it, because it is all about money. City trading is all about

gambling, and if you have an advantage over the house, you will

take it. That is why casinos banned people who know what they are doing!

What is 100 grand when you can make millions on these markets? A drop in

the ocean, isn't it? Let's look at the Mirror, world exclusive, Pope's

bid to silence the Rolling Stones, I love this, but can ask staff rockers

not to play at Van Eyck answered on holy day. -- Vatican asks rockers

not to play Havana concert on holy day. Ease the same age! It is a

great Easter story, quite fun. -- he is the same age. It is an

interesting week in Cuba, having the Rolling Stones in the heart of

Havana is the perfect way to cap this story. They have not taken any

notice. They have spent their entire career ignoring people telling them

what to do! Nobody tells Mick Jagger what to do. He was so amiable in the

interview on the tarmac, for a wild man of rock. Ease a great grand dad!

Give him a chance, he is doing well just to get at there. -- he is a

great grand dad! He is 72, it is a good age! A good age(!) Are dairy

intake to cut obesity, something else we are not meant to eat. --

halve dairy intake. That is what they are saying today! The problem

with this is, if we did take note, we would not be getting all the

calcium we need. We would not get the calcium we need, and there are

concerns about young people, and it is a tiny amount, 600 calories of

dairy for men, a large cappuccino would push you over the limit for a

woman, according to these guidelines. Three slices of sandwich

cheese. Who wants to?! You can have three cups of white coffee... I have

three cups of white coffee before lunch, it is ridiculous! It is the

next type of food to be demonised. We have had sugar. No sugar, carbs,

dairy. Is red wine good or bad? Butter? Oh, you know, just eat and

drink in moderation, exercise, it is pretty simple! You two are looking

very trim. I have lost a bit of weight! I did it by doing a lot of

running and eating a game less, amazing(!) There is no magic to it.

Journalism is a nightmare profession for the diet. It is possible, if an

idiot like me can look after himself, anybody can. It seems to

be, given the backlash, was this a piece of advice... There is also a

suggestion that this is based on bad science. Oh, we need Ben Goldenacre!

I think it is a guy who did not get the job. There is a serious problem,

particularly for women with osteoporosis, it is a tricky

balance. It is difficult, because people are worried about what is

good for them and how they should be eating, but this sort of

scaremongering advice, to me, is quite damaging, I feel. It should be

more sensible about the reality, just do not be stupid, do the right

thing. ETA less Komla Dumor - it is dull but it works. Eat less, move

more. If only she followed her own advice! Uber are staging helicopter

trips to a music festival. He knows all about it. This is a fascinating

story, Uber has totally shaken up the black cab market in London, they

are furious about it, it has done it across the world. It has teamed up

with an app called Blade, which has massive backers, the bloke behind

Google, and the idea is they will do the same with private jets, and they

are trying it with Coachella, flying from LA to Palm Springs. Just hail a

helicopter? Is that how you got here tonight? Can I go shopping in

Wandsworth with a helicopter? It is not environmentally friendly, is it?

If that is our people are getting around Sao Paulo, the roads are so

bad. There is a chance it could be economically sensible, because these

private jets are presumably flying empty with spare seats, and the

think Uber does so well is matches up supply and demand. In a funny

way, you could get these jets fall. They have been criticised for

working practices, contracts. Can you imagine what a Uber pilot might

be like? And the black cab drivers to spend all that time learning the

Knowledge. You are not going to wait on a street corner for a helicopter,

are you? Let us finish with a tribute to the Independence, their

last printed front-page. And they have not gone overboard with mawkish

retrospectives. The thing we have known them for over the years has

been the big picture front, they can you stand up and take notice, and it

is just a normal newspaper. I think it is quite sad. I remember the

launch of papers, we had Today, and also the Correspondent, and all

three have now disappeared, two of them some time ago. But it does feel

sad, 30 years on, a newspaper which changed the landscape of the press,

actually, has bitten the dust for economic reasons, it is a shame.

They have given us a special edition magazine looking back on some of

their archive and the writing that they offered over the years. The

number of famous names that have gone through the Independent. Robert

Fisk and the others, I think it is lovely that they have done these

magazines with some of the front pages, because graphically they had

some stunning front pages, used images really well, the Hutton

Report, totally white with the word why to watch. Closer to the

beginning of my career, breeding new talent, it was the first time I was

published. -- with the word whitewash. As the name suggested,

they were more left of centre politically, I would weighing some

of the papers like the Telegraph and the Daily Mail during the election.

-- outweighing. It is very sad, but a lovely addition for people to buy.

It is a real shame. The addition it is very sad, but we will

hopefully keep reviewing it from its online presence. Ben may well be at

the beginning of his career, but Martin and I are in no way near the

end of hours! We will hopefully be back to look at the papers later. At

11 o'clock more on the terror raids in Brussels, two suspects were shot

by police. Coming up next, Reporters.