16/07/2016 The Papers

with Thursday's attack in Nice as France begins three days of

mourning. The man who carried out the attack has been called one of

Islamic State's soldiers. Hello and welcome to our look ahead

to what the papers will be With me are the broadcaster

Penny Smith and Philippa Kennedy Let's take you through tomorrow's

front pages. The Sunday Times leads with events

in Turkey and the President's warning that those involved

in the military coup The Telegraph describes

President Erdogan's "revenge The Observer also leads

with the repercussions for the people involved

in the attempted coup. The Mail says Brexit Minister David

Davis could send new EU migrants And the new Foreign Secretary Boris

Johnson writes in the Express that the UK can become a "global

nation" after leaving the EU. Philip, let's talk about the Sunday

Times and leading as most of the papers do, many of them at least,

with the dramatic events in Turkey. An extraordinary 24-hour. A dramatic

photograph dominating the front page. Turks crash coup. -- crash.

That is why we chose this. Pictures of the same thing on the broadsheet

papers. The details are beginning to be really scary. 2500 troops, 2800

soldiers have been arrested. 2700 judges arrested. It really looks

like Erdogan is creating a whole new sort of world for himself, cementing

his part. We were talking about this earlier. Some commentators I have

been listening to today since this all happens, they have been talking

about it. There was a suggestion from a commentator who said this is

absolutely... I think in fact Erdogan himself said it is a gift

from God. He can now crack down on the people that he has disagreed

with. There has been this schism. That is a nice way of putting it.

There has been an issue with him and some of the soldiers, some of the

high-ranking generals. He wants to consolidate his presidency and get

more power. In the past the Army has come in and tried to keep democracy,

in the past. It is quite murky what is going on. I'm sure we will find

in the coming days about the background. At the moment, we are

playing off the back foot a little bit insane, what is going on? It

does seem to be a coup led by an element of the Armed Forces but not

clearly the entire arm dashes rugby entire Armed Forces. Not just a coup

anywhere. Front line against Islamic State of helping the European Union

deal with the migrant crisis. It is a critical, crucial country, isn't

it? With the Muslim cleric sitting in Pennsylvania clotting. Allegedly.

He has denied he has had anything to do with it. -- plotting. What amused

me about it is it is kind of the first social media coup which was

announced using the face time app via a video link and a smartphone

held by a TV presenter. That is how the president showed he was around.

Also a quote from someone else, a Swedish woman, screaming for help

and shouting, the consequent is not answering that we do not know where

to go. -- the consulate. That would be loads of other people saying I

have no idea what is going is scary. A similar lead in the Observer.

Turkish leader clamps down after crushing army coup bid. Judges being

fired over their alleged links to the plotters. Some might even face

the death penalty. That might exacerbate tensions within Turkey if

some of them are executed. Indeed. This is treason. That is what he is

saying. What is terrifying is the way he asked his people, his

supporters, to go out into the streets and show support. Would you

do that in Turkey, knowing there were tanks there and people

shooting? That is people power, in a sense. I would rather batten down

the hatches in the safety of my own home. You would not have taken to

the streets? Certainly not with my children. The Prime Minister has

actually called for a proposal to change the con stitch you shown

dashes rugby constitution to let protesters be executed. This country

hopes to join the new. Is that something we need to be thinking

about? Not any more, probably. A good picture in the Sunday

Telegraph. These are young men. Whatever you think of the coup,

these are young men who are now being arrested and, obviously, are

pretty frightened. There are so many of them. Going into this. You have

to remember that many of the people who died, 265 killed. Many of those

were not soldiers. Look at the headlines. Revenge on the coup

plotters. When I saw that I was not sure of this was the Tory Party, the

Labour Party, or something else. Could have been a headline on any

other topic this week. One of the sub headlines is initial release of

world leaders after a unstable region on a knife edge. That is the

point, isn't it? America and Britain, they need Turkey, don't

they? They need Turkey to be stable. That is why they are all backing

Erdogan. We do not know where this leaves Turkey, do we? They do say,

for now, they are pleased that tomography has been restored. The

Independent, plotters paying heavy price. We're not sure what that

means. In the Independent, they produce is wonderful front pages for

newspaper reviews. You can see it online. You can. Have a look at the

inside stories. Simon Calder writing about, is it safe to go on holiday

ownership question does not save anywhere really. Another talking

about the Nice killer. Is he really linked to Rice 's? I am more

interested in reading what is inside the Independent. The main story,

apart from the picture which is techy collect a call for call. They

got a poll on what British people think about whether to have an early

election with Theresa May. They say most British people have had enough

democracy for the time being. Not enough democracy but enough. Enough

of referendums. It is an interesting point. A lotta people are saying

Theresa May should have an election. From this poll result, 46% agree

that Theresa May does not need to face a general election to get

support for her programme. What do think about that? I want some peace

and quiet. I do really. That is what Theresa May is showing. I keep

hearing box pops from Labour voters saying actually she is setting us

all down. -- Fox pops. That is what is required. A lot of people will

feel like that. We do not want any more referendum. It is not a

presidential system. The Prime Minister is the leader of the

Parliamentary party. People do not vote for the Prime Minister. They

vote for a party. That party is still there. You could argue the

Prime Minister has becoming recently presidential in recent decades. You

can argue what you like. I am merely pointing out. It has been said

before. They are voted in for five years and that is it. They are in

for five years. They are going to debate though a second referendum.

We just think, my goodness, when the dust has settled and friends are

talking again and relatives are talking again, if there is another

referendum... The mail on Sunday talking not about Turkey or Nice but

David Davis telling the Mail on Sunday he might send home people who

come into the UK from now, in other words, to try to beat the Brexit.

This comes from something that Mrs May said before she became Prime

Minister. She talked about a potential surge. We were not quite

sure which way she was voting but she had very strong thoughts even

though she was in the remaining camp. She was also worried about the

position of British citizens in European countries. There might be a

bit of that. That is what it sounds like David Davis is thinking hard

about people who live in Spain and France and trying to make... He is

determined to win a generous settlement from those -- for those

people. I do think that splash looks a bit desperate when there is so

much more important going on. You do not think they should be focusing on

bricks because there is so much other news. Yes. It is almost like

compassion fatigue. There are still stories I want to read. I want to

read what happened to that cyclist who tried to stop... They have not

found him yet. They say he was crushed under the wheels, don't

they? Further into the paper, it said nobody knew what had happened

to him. That is the sort of story... This is just really a bit of path.

Really we do not know what is going on. The EU could say, no, until you

start Article 50... I think a discussion about that. You get what

you're given until you start the negotiations. In the Sunday Express,

they have of Boris Johnson exclusive. What is that one about? I

would love to know what Boris has said about Erdogan. He has said so

much about otherworldly does. Do you think Theresa May just did this? Now

spend the next year going and saying sorry. The story really is not

anything. It is a big, fat puff for Boris. He is saying it is going to

be marvellous and it will be OK. The editor is a really good friend of

mine and I do not want to say that. I know you are a keen golf fan. Rory

McIlroy on the back page. Rory on the 16th. He started on the 15th

where he hit a very bad shot and then another on the 16th. He was so

cross with himself, he threw it and broke it in half. I love Rory. He is

wonderful. Is that like racket abuse in terrace? It is naughty. It is

poor sportsmanship. You cannot go around doing that. I will tell you

what. I thought they were metal. Quite hard to break. I once tried to

break a computer and it took me an hour and a half. The steel shafts do

bend. So, he would have bent it rather than broken it. He did break

it. Can our sportsmen not be passionate? You can be passionate

about being a good sport. We do not want young people going around golf

courses breaking clubs. Speaking of golfers setting an example or not,

what about those who are not going to the Olympics in Rio? What do you

think about that? I do not think golf should be an Olympic sport.

Olympic should be running about and throwing javelins. I am excited

about rock climbing being in the 2020 Japan Olympics. You can do that

in a stadium, I suppose. That is what they are going to be doing,

fixed rock climbing. They were not send them off to a mountain.

Apparently it is called sport climbing. Didier watching Greeks do

rock climbing? They do not do a lot of things we do now. The IC thing...

Curling. We are showing a lot of technical knowledge of the Olympics

here. I'm quite excited about some of the new things. Others who do

think... So many of them. Tennis was another example where people said,

why is it there? Will you be glued to your screens? I do. That lovely

summer of 2012 and the London Olympics. It was such a lovely warm

summer and I said most of it in front of the television, glued to

various sports I had never seen before. Loved fencing. Great to talk

to you guys. Thank you so much for being with us. Do stay with us here

on BBC news. At 11, we will be reporting on the huge crowds that

are taking to the streets in support of President Erdogan. More on the

aftermath of the military coup which has left more than 250 people dead.

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