03/07/2016 The Papers

This is BBC News. I'm Martine Croxall.

We'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment -

Theresa May is calling for a proper contest and not a coronation

for the top job as leader of the Conservatives.

But the Home Secretary also says the next Prime Minister doesn't have

to have been a Brexit campaigner - something her rival

and Leave supporter Andrea Leadsom disagrees with.

Somebody who says I have been told to leave so I will leave with no

enthusiasm is different to somebody who absolutely sees the Sun lit up

plans of leaving the EU. The prospects for our children,

grandchildren, businesses, have been opened up to the world. -- sunlit

uplands. The head of the Unite union,

Len McCluskey, is offering to broker peace talks within the Labour Party

after what he calls a failed coup. Writing in today's Sunday Mirror,

Mr Corbyn said he was "ready to reach out" to MPs

who oppose his leadership. There's to be three days of national

mourning in Iraq after two bomb attacks left more than 120

people dead in Baghdad. Many others were injured

when a lorry packed with explosives The so-called Islamic State

have claimed responsibility. A man and woman in their twenties

will appear in court tomorrow after a one-year-old boy was shot

in the head Harry Studley is still

critically ill in hospital. Hello, and welcome to our look ahead

to what the papers will be With me are the former Conservative

minister Esther McVey, and the Independent columnist James

Rampton. Welcome and thank you for hanging

around. I would hate to be on my own.

The Times claims that supporters of Home Secretary Theresa May

are furious that one of Ukip's biggest donors is backing her rival,

Andrea Leadsom, in the race to be the new leader

The FT says Chancellor George Osborne

is planning to cut corportation tax in a bid to stop businesses leaving

The Metro puts Boris Johnson on the front page,

saying he's sorry he ever trusted once loyal supporter Michael Gove.

The Telegraph also has Boris in its headlines.

the former London mayor criticises the government's campaign for not

emphasising the bright side of Brexit

And Labour's tensions make the headline

for the Guardian - the paper says leader Jeremy Corbyn

is seeking to avoid a split in the party.

The Mail leads with what it calls here from the British Army at the

possibility troops may face prosecution after the Chilcott

report is published later this week. We will start with the Metro. Boris

is sorry he trusted Michael Gove, saying he was a naive. But people

have ambition, though they? Both Boris and Michael. And many other

people. It seems there was a whole host of things that went wrong. You

could say it was a perfect storm, what led someone to do what they

did. Some of the Leave campaigners were concerned with Boris's article

in the Telegraph on Monday. Then there was a tweet or a letter to

Andrea Leadsom saying she had a position in the group. That happened

by eight o'clock Wednesday evening. These things must have caused a

certain amount of unease within the parties. Then all of the stories

unfolded. We don't know the truth, I just reading it and getting bits of

gossip along the way. But it has been an unsatisfactory outcome.

What's the bet there will be a lot of books trying to pick this? We

appears to live in interesting times. Michael Gove is a big fan of

Game Of Thrones, about is like a teddy bear's picnic compare to what

is happening in the Tory party this week. It reminds me of when Michael

Heseltine or down Margaret Thatcher. They say he who wields the knife

will never inherit the Crown, and that has happened. Boris knifed

Cameron in a nightmare, and then Michael Gove knifed Boris, and it

seems like they have both destroyed themselves in the process. Weeks ago

when Boris was supposed to be be dead surge going in, it never

usually happens in the Tory party but the fun -- that the front runner

gets it. The underdog often comes through. Boris demands post- budget

plan in the Telegraph in his column. He condemns the government for

failing to make a positive case for Brexit and allowing his terrier to

take hold. Who does he think should have a plan? -- his terrier. I think

it is presumptuous to be making these claims. It is almost like the

last week has not happened and he is making pontifications about

something where he has no authority. He has paid handsomely. He said the

hiatus has allowed to take hold, so there is an irrational fear of life

outside the EU gives people, if they didn't want to get the EU exit as a

result, have filled in and said this upset and unease throughout the

country. I see what he is saying. You can have a bright life outside.

There are 28 countries in the EU and 104 outside. We will make trade

deals and be in charge of our laws. That is positive, but that message

is not being heard in the media. He is right and we do need to hear more

positive news. The Telegraph article shows the FTSE 250 is not faring as

well as the FTSE 100, going down 13.6% since the vote. Those are

smaller more domestic focused firms. There was only a five percentage

point difference on Saturday, at the FTSE 100 had gone up by 3.7 points.

Everybody knew there would be a little bit of movement, but the

gloom and doom portrayed for the FTSE 100, we need to do more to help

those 250 countries. Let's look at the Sun. Michael Gove attacks with

an axe. This is something that I think we'll have traction this week.

He has gone ahead and published his tax returns, and Andrea Leadsom

appeared to hesitate today when she was asked if she would do the same.

Just on your point about the hysteria that the remaining voters

have shown, this claim that the leaving of the EU will lead to sunny

uplands, I think this could prove an Achilles heel for her. Three years

ago, she made a speech glaring that leaving the EU would be a disaster

and she says we can change minds, but that is a strong word to use for

someone who is now apparently going to the main Brexit candidate. --

declarant. And Ukip are accused of plotting to install Andrea Leadsom.

I think it is purely the fact that one of the backers was one of the

backers of Ukip, and saying he would put the money forward. I think this

is just people putting their sort of twist on it. I don't think that is

the case at all. But people have been on a move from remaining in the

EU to coming out of the EU. It was only ten use it very the very first

MP camera and said it was time to leave -- tenet years ago. It was the

start of the better off at campaign. With that came the movement from

there. So many people have changed over the last few years, and she

said from 2013 that was key. The EU have not been flexible and they have

not been able to negotiate. We need to focus on the inflexibility of the

EU to even save itself but the rest of Europe. There is a nationalistic

feeling in other countries as well. They are saying we can't carry on

like this. There is a need for reform. That is a change in tone.

This is what she was saying three years ago. For a long time, I felt

myself, and in the end decided to be a move photo. What it was because of

the lack of thugs ability of the EU -- leave photo. If you look at what

is happening in France, Germany, Austria, Greece, Cyprus, it needs to

look at itself and say we are to blame. There is a lot of

institutions recognising that need for reform. What happened in this

country will concentrate minds. And now there is an extreme right-wing

Dutch politician saying there should be a Netherlands exit. This will

focus the minds of the EU. Had they need to be more flexible in the way

to do with the countries, some of whom feel hemmed in by the EU. Let's

go to the Guardian. Labour prepares leadership deal. Jeremy Corbyn

allies seek to avoid historic split. It has been quite a week for the

Labour Party. All of those resignations. You thought the Tory

party was in Game Of Thrones, but they are not even on the nursery

slopes and head to the Labour Party. There seems to be such an

unbridgeable off between the two sides. The Jeremy Corbyn supporters,

and those not letting MPs even speak to him. There are people hiding his

door -- -- guarding. Len McCluskey has unhelpfully waded in and called

Jeremy Corbyn men of steel. He has suggested that Angela Eagle, Erwin

Smith, who are proposing to stand against him should step down, and I

don't think that intervention is healthful. It just cements this idea

of this huge division -- helpful. And this compromise of possibly

making Jeremy Corbyn chairman of the Labour Party but than what they call

the supreme leader. I think it is chaos. Compared with the

ruthlessness in the Conservative party as they move towards trying to

find a new leader, it has looked very different. It is very

different, and the situation is very different as well. What you saw when

Jeremy Corbyn came in very much led by Unite and the trade unions, you

have the members of the Labour Party very different and very much the

Jeremy Corbyn supporters, the High Court Trotsky socialists brought in.

They are in charge of who the members. -- members are. Labour

could become to parties. If you want to save whatever you've got, the

main part of the Labour Party. It is totally different to the Tories, who

have an EU split. We will all come together. I know we will come

together because we are pragmatic and believe in conservative values.

It is very damaging, because that is what is driving the two sides of the

party apart. We will finish was something different. Off with their

headrests. Please explain -- This is an interesting story. My head is

spinning. This is a brilliant story. The Sun has found out that this

gentleman, Andy Walker, the head of PR at the FA, put on his social

media page a picture of his headrest, customised headrest, and

the Jets to a chiefly... -- on the jet he flies on. He boasted about

staying in nine hotels. When England are being beaten by Iceland, a

country of 330,000 with no professional clubs and he is posting

like that, it is a shocker. And he is your PR person. Head of

communications! I imagine not from a club. When the PR man becomes

historic, he must go. He has eight days left. He had better keep hold

of that headrest. It could be his payoff from his dog. Put that on

eBay. -- job. I need to apologise. We got there.