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Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be

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With me are the Senior Political Correspondent

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for the Daily Telegraph, Kate McCann, and the Deputy Editor

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of the Daily Express, Michael Booker.

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Let's run through tomorrow's front pages and - no surprises -

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We will run through as many papers as we can!

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The Guardian leads with another warning from George Osborne -

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it reports he'll say that leaving the EU would leave

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a ?30 billion black hole, which will cause spending cuts

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it says the Chancellor will warn that income tax would have

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which says that fuel duty rises and cuts to spending on the NHS

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and schools are on the cards if Britain leaves the EU.

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The i says there's panic in the Remain camp as another

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new poll shows a substantial lead for Brexit.

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The FT focuses on turmoil in the markets -

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it says the prospect of a Leave vote has sent the pound to its

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Attacks by what it calls Russian thugs on England

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and Wales football fans is the lead for the Daily Star -

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it says they were pounced on as they enjoyed a drink in Lille.

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The Daily Telegraph has exposed Clement Freud as a paedophile who

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preyed on young girls. And a very different top

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story for the Express - it says that Viagra could stop

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heart attacks, according We will get to that in a bit. First

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the metro, there are warnings of a ?30 billion black hole. It was ?40

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billion yesterday according to the Prime Minister. Most people have

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forgotten what it was yesterday. We have headlines about tax increases,

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what the money could be spent on if we leave from the other side of the

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debate. Still people do not really know as the polls show what a Brexit

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or a Remain boat really means. What George Osborne born is worrying

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about and I think we will see more of this is the worry about the

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economic impact if we leave. Some interesting research that YouGov

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have done. What people really think in this referendum. They have found

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people do understand the risks, but what they do not feel is the

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personal impact of what that may mean for them. They would be

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motivated to vote to Remain if it hit them by ?10 in their pocket, but

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they do not believe it will affect them personally. It must annoy them

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putting these stories out, the project fear stories, and then they

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get a sarcastic headline, now George Osborne plays the tax card. There

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has been a shift in the polls. A lot of people are reacting to it in that

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way. He is just saying something else now, is he? He is trying to

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scare us. That is why there has been a shift. The reason why these

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stories are coming out, it is still a huge chunk of undecideds out

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there. The Daily Express readers, we have half a million of them who

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definitely want to come out as far as we know. That is why we were the

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first to come out and call to get out of the EU in 2010. Those who are

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undecided may stick with what they know. I am still a don't know for

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the moment. Perhaps your paper campus-wide you one way or the

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other. LAUGHTER I am a worry wart. There is a

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negative sentiment on the markets today, people are trying to find a

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safe place to put money. They seem to be. It has wiped ?30 billion off

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the FTSE. It would be expected. You see this in the run-up to elections,

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the run-up to referendum. The uncertainty is what the experts are

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saying and this is what is fuelling this. There will be huge

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fluctuations at a time of great uncertainty. Lots of other places in

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the world are not the usual safe havens at the moment. Absolutely and

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some say that capital flight is happening, some taking money out of

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the UK, but not as much as you would expect. While you would expect the

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markets to be slightly volatile ahead of a boat like this, but ?30

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million is a lot of money in one day. -- a vote. Out in the stock

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markets, they are all up and down, aren't they? I want my country back,

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the anger of a city in decline. This is Stoke on Trent, the potteries,

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normally a Labour heartland. Lots of people will have seen this

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interesting documentary. Definitely worth a watch. It is the EU

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referendum vote encapsulated in ten minutes. You would expect lots of

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Labour voters to want to support the EU, but that is not the case at all.

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The Guardian found nine out of ten people saying, no, we want our

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country back, we want to leave, including people who work in the

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pottery factories in Stoke. A lot of their market is in the EU, even when

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faced with that, they say no, I am fed up. The most illuminating part

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was when one person said, I just want to change. People want

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something different because they feel they have been let down by

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Labour over so many years now. The views of people such as Nigel Farage

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on that side of the campaign, those views may be highly questionable,

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but it is cutting through to these people because they are in big

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primary colours and people are talking about the migrants coming

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over here taking our jobs and people are going for that because people

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are fed up and they think this is a quick fix. What I thought was

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interesting is the local MP is Ruth 's me and she said the narrative

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they are getting from London is not cutting through. -- roost Smeath.

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They have made it about the potteries. The Labour campaign has

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been fairly risen above. Where is the Labour campaign? They have said

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they will be much more visible in the last few days. They have left it

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aided late. We have seen more of them out and about. -- they have

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left it a little late. Let's look at this other story. Lille fears the

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worst. It is too little too late. Some reason they did not foresee the

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in Marseille. Marseille has had trouble in the 1988 World Cup, it

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has happened before. Now they are desperately trying to get this

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sorted now. There are bands on drinking, there has already been

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fighting tonight in Lille. Some of the stuff I have seen on social

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media... Byland is building, Russian fans attacking Welsh and English

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fans. -- violence is building. Hopefully this will cut through to

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the Russian fans, this warning. Seeing how well organised they are,

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they look as though they are simply there for a fight. You do wonder if

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they'll really football fans if there is a risk their team could be

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kicked out of the tournament. You have to wonder that, the one thing

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where there have been questions raised about, why were games

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scheduled when they were, why is there no drinking ban? You could

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have scheduled matches at a different time in different places

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and that should have been thought about. To be fair to the French

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authorities they have been mainly worried about a terror attack.

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Hooliganism just seem to be an afterthought. Now it seems to be the

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major threat and they are desperately trying to sort it out.

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The Times, the state should give health lessons in parenting. That

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will go down well, won't it? The idea we are bringing healthy babies

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into the world but we are not looking after them properly. This is

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the outgoing president of the faculty of health. If you are

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outgoing you can say these things and get out and leave the

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consequences to play out. All parents should receive these

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lessons. Schools are currently sweatshops, bad parents must step in

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and stop this irreparable damage. A lot of people will say why is he

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talking to us like that. I can look after my children as much as I like

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and in the way I want to. He says parents should talk to their

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children at the breakfast table about sex to prevent them turning to

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online pawn. I have a 17-year-old and 13-year-old, I would be

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embarrassed talking to them about it. Oh, no! I am impressed that use

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it together at the breakfast table. -- that you sit together. There are

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lots of children growing up with anxiety and depression. Stressed out

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kids. There is a controversial measure where every child has to

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have a named Guardian that is not their parent and there has been a

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lot of outrage about the idea that it is not just the parent that needs

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to parent your child. It is a particularly shocking story. You

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make a good point about the outgoing person, you can say something. You

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can then speak your mind. A lot of what he says is true, but the way it

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is presented, people will find it difficult to take on board. Who will

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pay for these lessons? Where does that money come from? Can we afford

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not to because of the consequences of not dealing with it? Instead of

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teaching parents to parent their children, maybe we need to teach

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children sex education a bit earlier. The idea is that we are all

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terrible parents and we get this message given to us all the time.

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The majority of people are very good parents. Very hard work, everyday.

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My kids have all the answers, I have none, that is half the problem!

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Finally, The Daily Express, Viagra stops heart attacks, discuss. We

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thought we would be a bit different. We lead the way with EU, we will let

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everyone else do that for a day and we will do Viagra. This has been

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done by the Centre for cardiac research in Manchester. They have

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looked at people in Cheshire and they have seen what it has done for

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the heart and it turns out they have protection against heart failure.

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This is early research that has been done,... It often is on the express!

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It is by the British Heart Foundation. Any side-effects no?

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Exactly, how did they know it is the buyout clap and not be increased

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physical activity. -- it is the Viagra and not the increased

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physical activity. Don't forget all the front pages

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are online on the BBC News website where you can read a detailed review

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of the papers. It's all there for you - seven days

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a week at bbc.co.uk/papers with each night's edition

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of The Papers being posted on the page shortly

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after we've finished.

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