02/05/2016 The Papers

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our look ahead to what the papers With me are journalist

and author Rachel Shabi and political correspondent of the

Daily Telegraph Ben Riley-Smith. Zeros to heros" is how the Metro

sums up Leicester City's sensational The Times calls hails the arrival

of the "fairytale finish" that The Guardian calls Leicester city

the "Kings of England" - and opts for a picture of Richard II

- whose remains were of course found The Express calls the story

"the greatest fairytale in football "Leicester's miracle" is how the

Telegraphs sums it up And the mail headlines the story

as "football's 5,000-1 fairytale" - and also brings news

of the death of their astrologer, It is coated Hexham interesting

reading and I can't believe the headlines of how they are reading.

This one on the Delhi Telegraph, Leicester's miracle man crowned

Premier League champion. It is staggeringly exciting and it is the

stuff of boyhood dream. Gigi Hadid is exciting and matter who you

support? I think they have united unless you are a Tottenham fan. The

scenes are incredible. It is the makings of a film and it is the

perfect story of the underdog rising. What is not to love about

that. This time last year they were scrapping the relegation and their

players were knocking around in the second division. 5000-1 in all the

papers and am not sure this is how they wanted to do it because they

are not on the pitch scoring goals. I don't think they thinking about

that? I don't figure anyone is saying they're not happy about the

way they warn. The announcers would've been better to seen them

live. That is what you would like but they're going to have this

incredible moment when they play at home with evident being crowned

champion. And then the last day of the season, Claudio Ranieri, the

manager, is going to go there with the trophy in his arms. It is

phenomenal. Is there any better indication than that? This quiet

Italian team could manage was always very polite to everyone with the

ringing of bells in training. And quite rightly it is dominating the

papers. The Metro calls at zeros to heroes and it is not just about how

Leicester City came to win, but within the fairytale there are some

remarkable undercurrent. The star goalkeeper who previously worked in

a factory. The coach returned and the striker. And there is another

story behind the whole win. There is a great story about in a day when

football just seems so all about the money and it is so cynical and so

slick. All the enthusiasm and dedication and hard work. The

Premier League has become a place where it is about a huge amount of

cash. Here is a team where cost a 10th of the Manchester United team

of 24 million. And that is the inspiration. The West Brom's and the

West Ham's are thinking if Leicester can do it, why can't we? It is a

fantastic achievement. Backup member the figure but was just over 47

punters. Set even if you just put a quid down that is serious money.

There is a sad story about everybody who put 20 quid down on his home

team and the first time he did and he was in New York and he did not.

But is 100 grand. It's great because it is not about the money. It is a

feelgood moment for the whole country. And some of those players

could be playing for England and that is the hope. And let us not

forget the Tottenham players who are at a great season. So there's a lot

of fantastic talent around. All that excitement and the lack of fear of

anybody can follow through and we will see about that. There is some

other news in the papers. Labour suspends 54 racism. This has been

bubbling along since Jeremy Corbyn came to the leadership. It has been

a storm. That incredible scene of Ken Livingstone being charged by

Labour MP at the studios. 50 members have been suspended the

anti-Semitism and that is far higher than we thought. 20 in the last few

weeks and there are fears that this compliance unit within Labour which

is made to reset all these people. They're saying that it is nowhere

near that the numbers that we need and then each come out and beef up

this unit. But is put this into some context. This is not summing

investors come up specifically to do with Corbyn's leadership. A lot of

these cases have been implying at a time before he came to the

leadership. Is not specifically about him. And it does seem to be

that there are right-wing elements in the media that seem to be

trawling through the social media posts. This is a time when you need

to show leadership. But hang on bed is specifically at the Labour Party

survey we don't have control of this experiment we don't have people

doing the same to the Conservative party or any other party. So there

is no way to tell that this is specifically about the Labour Party.

I think you're right because there are in every party. What is

interesting is that there is election dynamic. On Thursday, the

entire countries are devoted in some form or another. This has been the

fourth or fifth day that anti-Semitism has dominated the

front pages. Anti-Semitism is a problem in society not just the

Labour Party. Precisely, it is a widespread issue. I think that it is

not a particularly fair to say that the Labour Party has a problem with

anti-Semitism and I think is more accurate to say that we do have

problem with anti-Semitism. That never really goes away and it is

always something that is their. They are politicians, they are and Jeremy

Corbyn could test to be promised and this is a test of his leadership.

Them into lead our society by example. There is a drip of all of

this stuff only to be far more proactive. But you just have to show

that you are on top of that. I think it to be absolutely right but I

don't know that they are going to be to stop the Daily Telegraph from

running pages like this at head of an election. I don't think they were

Anymore on top of that the front pages would stop. To be fair all the

papers have been going on this. In a way the numbers are good for call

and because of the hazards live there is an automatic suspension

than that shows you have a hard line on this. What Rachel Australia says

would you still be running the front page if there was a local election.

Since anti-Semitism in Labour has become a proper issue and we are not

the only paper rooting around finding this problem. Let us turn to

the Times and the Prime Minister learns new laws to stop Muslim

extremists. Where getting a bit more detail now. This is David Cameron

going to announce in the Queens speech that he is putting and coming

is extremism at the heart of the speech. It is counter extremism

tried to counter the propaganda efforts of the Islamic State and

that is a very big deal. Especially in the context of some 800 Britons

thought to have gone over to join Islamic State. The problem with the

government's approach, and there are talks to measures to ban

organisations use to promote hatred. The problem is that they are

focusing on Islamist extremism. And it is not clear and certainly the

people I've spoken to who have worked on countering violence and

countering violent radicalisation, they've not pointed to a strong

election between political extremism and religious extremism and violent

extremism. That does not seem to be a direct connect between the two. Is

a stronger Croats and other things like mental health, alienation and

exclusion. And crime, as well. There are parts of Islamic State data

clearly criminal. In some ways, we're fighting that with a coalition

dropping bombs in serious and Iraq. It is not all down to

radicalisation. So when you look at this take you wonder if it is going

to be that helpful or in fact it is going to alienate the exact people

that you want to get engaged and get on board and working with few to

counter this very serious issue. I think you understand the extremism

bit far better than may. Buddon also bring this up, at the end of the

intro it says that they defending the claims and part of this is about

a political launch and four weeks and months his party is being sold

down by EU referendum. This is a time to put a stake in the ground

that even if I believe and win the referendum I have three years of my

term left. And some of it is his attempt to tackle extremism is a

covert fight against the lower of Islamic State. There is a propaganda

on both sides. This is a new revelation of a clandestinely

propaganda unit that the government has set up to deal with and counter

at Islamic State propaganda. It is called an Orwellian research and

communications unit. But the trouble is that this unit has been operating

in the UK but concealing the fact that it is a British backed

enterprise. Which of course, again, you wonder it is actually go to so

more mistrust at a time when you want to build that. Because people

know that they have been fed lines by a government backed unit and that

is not going to be a way to counter or deal with it. 3 million leaflets

have been distributed by this group who have been part of the government

funding and it is not entirely clear. They have a target and there

are questions about the transparency of the government involvement. We

only have a couple of minutes and I'm keen to get this story in. I

hope he wins. It is the story of the day for the man who was a

44-year-old Frenchman and he is claiming that he has suffered a bore

out at work, which means, his descent into hell which is similar

to burn up the less interesting. There's so little to do that he

became and he was ashamed to be paid to do nothing for nothing at all. A

no longer existed and he says that it can destroy you physically. He

talks about a serious illness and he talks about the stress and a level

that you can actually can sue for. But his employers point out that why

we're coming in are not complaining about being bored for a couple of

years. His idea to an ?80,000 out of that. I am really happy and not

bored at all. This is an interesting story for those were not as

independent. Another person who is potentially

happy is the person who invented the coin. It features on the front page

of the Financial Times. It is a tossup for big coin users on the

currency's creator. There has been years of speculation as to who is

responsible for the creation of the coin. This man has finally come

forward, Craig Wright, claiming he is the guy. He has given an

exclusive belligerent interview to the BBC saying I and the man, but

please stop asking me. Which makes you wonder why he did in the first

place. Of course the night belongs to the

fans of Leicester City. Hundreds continue to celebrate outside their

home stadium tonight. Coming up next,

it's The Film Review.