12/06/2016 The Papers

I'm Babita Sharma with BBC World News.

A mass shooting at a nightclub in Orlando, Florida claims the lives

It's the worst attack of its kind in US history.

A further 53 people are in hospital. We must spare not effort to find if

this was connected to terrorist groups. It is clear he was a person

field with hatred. UEFA wants our teams could be band from the

competition if violence continues. Thousands of people attend the

Queen's Birthday celebrations. Welcome to look ahead at what the

papers will be bringing us tomorrow. Nice to have you here. In the

Guardian, it leads with the mass shooting in Florida. It says the

gunmen swore allegiance to Islamic State. Islamic State claimed

responsibility and says it is waging war on western gaze. The sun calls

it America's Bataclan. The mail reports on fury over leaked

proposals from a diplomat to allow Turkish people free visit to the UK.

And the violence in the football. We begin with the shooting at the Pulse

nightclub in Orlando. The Guardian says at least 50 dead, and the

killer is identified as US citizen with alleged terror links. The scale

makes it the biggest may shooting in American history and it feels like

we have seen some horrific stories like this already. Gary Younge

hasn't written below that this focuses on so many faultlines in

America- homophobia, Islam, gun control. We can agree that someone

who is homicide only inclined, in cable to go into a shop and buy an

assault rifle will make it easier for things to happen and that seems

that is what has happened and it is so legal. Marco Rubio, the former

presidential candidate, we had him talking and he says this is

irrelevant. He said, look at what happened in Europe in Paris and

Belgium. Where it is more difficult to get guns. But they still managed

it. My memory of the attack in France... And the guns would have

been bought illegally... His point was they still hold of them. Yes, as

you say, it is much, much harder to get hold of guns legally or

illegally. The fact that it is easier to get them has made it so

much easier for this terrible event to happen. The story speaks for

itself. A dramatic picture, it is an appalling tragedy but this time, the

front pages have made a judgement, by and large, that the man has

claimed allegiance to Islamic State and not that it was a gay club and

apparently motivated to carry out homophobic hate crime. It makes it

interesting. It does refer to a gay club in the mirror... It is one of

the few. They have been some commentators are saying, where is

the emphasis on the fact that this was a hate crime. It was very

quickly labelled a terror attack. I think it is a problematic. In a way

it reduces the impact on a particular community. We are all

victims, all survivors- that is great- but, actually, this

government did not for a number of other clubs but he went for a gay

club. Some are reporting that he did this the cause he saw two men

kissing. It is not good to minimise the element, this is what he went to

do, to shoot gay people. The sun says this is America's Bataclan. The

worst terror attack in the US since 9/11. The comparison is with the

shootings in Paris. I suppose... It is the same judgement. The news

angle they are looking back to the Bataclan which was carried out by

people with clear Islamist links who had been trained in Syria where is

if you look at the New York Times, although this guy has claimed

allegiance to ISIS, there is no apparent connection with it. In

California, the same thing happened. Two people claimed allegiance but

investigators found no evidence they had been in contact with the group.

No evidence Islamic State knew this in advance even though they have

claimed him as one of their fighters. It is a tremendous

propaganda. They make people feel as though nowhere is safe and that is

exactly what you want if you are a terror organisation. The more people

you can claim, in the more different contexts, the happier you will be.

Another story, in the Daily Mail. 1.5 million Turks to be let into

Britain. This was in the papers this time last night for this morning

saying that plans had been drawn up that nobody was willing to talk

about until after June 23, whereby large number of Turkish people would

be allowed to visit Britain without visas. It is very rare that you

would see on paper basically take the splash story from another paper

and simply reproduce it which is effectively what the mail has done

here. With no mention at all in the front page... It thinks this story

has the ability to influence voters in the referendum next week. Is

there a plot to let 1.5 million in? Well, no, if an officer made the

suggestion, there is no evidence that has been taken up. We have no

idea where the number has come from. Really, everybody with a special

passport is not about to come to Britain and they are talking about

travelling not living in Britain. Before it was our proposal and now

it is a plan... Plot. Not a word you would normally use. Unless it is

gardening. They seem to have toughened up a bit. I suppose, it is

understandable that, whatever it is, a plot, a plan, our proposal... I am

impressed you pushed through. Those that are in favour of leaving the

EU, what on earth else is going on behind the scenes we have known

about and will not here until after the vote. Let's assume... The Sunday

Times have a figure of 1 million... Let's assume 1.5 million people will

work for some kind of public service institution in Turkey and then let's

assume none are required to teach, police, be civil servants, collect

bins and other things, and they will all come on holiday in the same

week... I imagine that would be unlikely I happy to be corrected...

When the schools are empty, the hospitals are empty. I being

slightly facetious... Yes, please do not write in. In the Times, Jeremy

Corbyn - suggestions that Labour voters are more inclined to vote

Brexit than Labour would like. There is some catching up to do. The idea

is that Jeremy Corbyn's supporters tend to be young and young people

tend to also be in favour of remaining. If you send Jeremy Corbyn

out to galvanise his support base then perhaps they will increase then

us. Jeremy Corbyn was criticised by not being vocal enough but he has

been out and about. A lot of big Labour names have been knocking on

doors, and doing it the old-fashioned way, to get the

message out. It is teasing a little bit. They do not tell us exactly

what they mean. He has been appearing on platforms, not

regularly enough for some people would like and not with the passion

some people would like to seek but it is a passion for staying in the

EU is 7.5 out of ten. David Cameron is going to step back tomorrow...

Sorry, today, so there is some evidence that Cameron himself fears

he is crowding out that people can reached Labour voters. Interesting

alliances created. Only the daily Star, England faces axe from Euro

2016. It looked as though the Russian fans had charged at the

England and France but outside the stadium, it seemed to be bought off

a joint enterprise, shall we say. Whatever violence outside the

stadium, whether it is the fault of the English, the police, the

Russians, that to gassing of people, in the stadium it was not disputed-

it was the Russian fans attacking the English fans so it is not clear

why it only should face the axe. Unless there is some violence by

English fans in the stadium, and UEFA says they may be responsible,

it cannot be a reality that England gets axed. Unless knocked out in a

traditional fashion. I imagine it would have been enormously

dispiriting if you had tickets hoping to see some football rather

than get to gas or something heavy and alarming. It seems ridiculous

that a week and a half ago the strikes were the things to bring

trouble to the euro, then the flooding but now it is the violence.

England Wales on Thursday. Whatever rivalry you have with the English, I

would be very surprised if the -- there is any violence between the

fans. Heavyset ait Mima out saying, lads, come on... The Welsh were not

shunting the sort of things that some others do. -- chanting. Could

you qualify your statement. I hope the Welsh fans are well behaved now

LAUGHTER A picture of the Queen, in Bush, not limegreen... I like the

way that rhyme. -- she did not have a minute to lose because they were

in 11 minutes late... On my reading the wrong story? She was late to the

cathedral so she did not want to keep 10,000 workers waiting a minute

longer than necessary. She made sure the car sped away. You can imagine

her doing it. They caught up as well. 11 minutes... That is a

reasonable speed. She is like the Roadrunner, the Queen. That is it

for the night. Thank you and lovely to see you. More in a moment on the

all under story stop -- Orlando.