25/03/2016 The Papers

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers

With me are Ben Riley-Smith, political correspondent for the

Daily Telegraph and Martin Lipton, Deputy Head of Sport for the Sun.

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 exit polls.

The Daily Mail leads on the killing of a Muslim

shopkeeper in Glasgow - calling it the murder of a man of peace.

The last ever Independent front page leads on an investigation

The Express highlights the 250 business leaders who are

A story also carried by the FT, which says the former head of HSBC

is among those supporting the Leave campaign.

A warning from Public Health England that people should dramatically cut

their dairy intake is featured in the Telegraph.

While the Mirror claims the Pope tried to stop the Rolling Stones

playing their historic gig in Havana on Good Friday.

Without a lot of success that has to be said. He had visited Britain and

there is a picture in this story as well. Of a man who was on the run in

the attack in Brussels. This is a man that people would have seen in

the footage that was released. Of course they've seen that with the

man with a single glove on his left hand and led off the explosive. And

this man is being dealt the man on the right. He said that he came to

Britain where he reportedly took pictures of a football stadium. That

is a horror image. The man was seen here last summer and that is

worrying new. -- News. And there was also an attack in Iraq in a football

match. It will be a concern that people going over for the

tournament, make consider their position as well. If you are looking

to attack in the UK, you know that has happened in the past, would you

go for London or a softer target President Barack -- softer target?

And this is the fear that we all have to live with in our lives but

if you allow that to dominate your thoughts and prevent yourself from

living a normal life, then they have won and that is the issue. Do you go

into work or going to city centres? Get the bounce that equation. The

Daily Express, business leaders want out of the EU. Quite a lot of big

names. Including the executive of HSBC. Even the Bangladesh caterers

Association said that they are planning a pro Brexit

demonstration. He says there are too many immigrants coming from the EU.

The reality is that they are wary of the line being pushed that business

fears the consequences of the except and therefore they need to

counteract that they are. As we've seen in the Scottish Referendum,

economic fears are in the end the thing that decides the undecided.

The light switches. If those who support the exit can alleviate those

concerns, that would potentially be a Pivotal Point in the whole

campaign. It is worth thinking about the other side because the left and

Jeremy Corbyn had his criticism of the EU is that it will open up and

they will make a lot of cash. He was against joining it in the 70s. The

problem with all these warnings is that some people on the left could

begin to see a stitch up and also if you are the establishment campaign,

there is a mood around the establishment feeling. Also around

the world. And they are looking to try to expand from the idea from

being a Eurosceptic and broaden the coalition. There is a lot of

addiction from workers that came from Europe in the end. The Times

next, city to cash in on the EU vote. This is a loophole in polling

law that allows hedge fund is to find out ahead what is going on.

Where ever there is uncertainty there is the cash. There is a rule

that makes perfect sense that if you are a polling company you cannot

publish polls during the voting period because people might see that

we are about to go towards the Brexit lets rush and vote the other

way. However, there is no ban on private companies, or in this

instance, massive hedge fund is, doing their own polling and betting

into cash markets by piling into the dollar or sterling. It only costs

100000 and 500,000 for one of these poll. They say that one big US firm

is sniffing around this. Is a perfectly legal -- it is a perfectly

legal loophole. May be trying to close it. Will know it is perfectly

legal. -- well. Generic boys and girls, these men and women, they are

traders and gamblers and if they can beat the house, they will. Sorry, I

could not resist. The drink ravaged face of the fallen English icon, of

Paul Gascoigne. His life recently has been very sad. What is a picture

of putting him in this state? 30 huge amount of interest in him and I

know him fairly well and have dealt with him over many years and I feel

a great deal of sympathy for his family and I think this is a

shocking image. But it is the difference of the public interest

and the interest of the public, but here's a man who always wanted the

limelight. But he is not well, is he? Know he is not well. But

sometimes you have to face with the consequences of your actions and you

have to face up to it. But I don't think that will change his actions.

He was always accused of wanting attention but he did not want

attention, he just craved affection. And too many people took advantage

of that. The mirror, while exclusive, the pope's bid to silence

the Rolling Stones. They are going on soon so did not work. No

satisfaction. Did you think of that in the last hour? It is a sign that

things have changed so much that they're able to play, given that

they were subversive and a threat to Communist society. It has been an

amazing historic week with the Cold War being dead for some time now,

but that final opening up of Cuba with those amazing scenes of

President Barack Obama in the stadium and then God versus the

stones over Cuba. I would have loved to have heard the phone call from

the Vatican. Weir not going to -- not going to happen. Half the dairy

intake to cut obesity. So many people on Twitter have been telling

me how successful they have been by doing exercise and cutting down

their intake. The public health has criticised this advice? It has been

described as bad science from nutrition experts by saying that

women should have a smaller intake of dairy should not drink a large

last day made with whole milk because it would exceed their 160

calorie allowance. But they should eat three slices of sandwich cheese

and have a bowl of cereal with skimmed milk. This is nonsense. They

are just saying that you need to be doing things in moderation. It is

this approach, work and off by running a bit more. Walk to the

shops. Just walk! Just don't get in the car for the school run. Walk to

school if you can, it is not difficult. I think it is the

absolutism of this. Who's going to measure out if this is what they are

having on top of measuring hammer grams of sugar they have and the

amount of fat they have. Every day the health advice changes and one

thing that is good few changes the next time. They are just bluffing

and they don't have a clue. Well we all like a guideline. It becomes

white noise after a while. Let us look finally and for the final time

at the printed version of the independent. This is the last time

we will see it in the rented form. They haven't gone overboard on this

because they will be on mine. -- online. I think anybody picking up

that this was their last entered addition, we're saying that this is

the point. It is not the end of the independent and it continues to be

digital and online they are continuing. They are saying that

this is not the end but the beginning of a different future. And

a reminder of all the different names who've written and edited for

the paper. It's a shame because it was groundbreaking and new where was

first released. We have that period of papers being launched and

suddenly they have all gone and we have left with a diminished market

and that is a shame. Will still a journalist here -- we will still

have journalists here. Such restraint! I saw you take it away.