12/08/2016 The Papers

Whenever you're ready, although, thank you. Thank you to look ahead

at what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow with as campaigner,

broadcaster and journalist David. Most of the year. And the assistant

editor of The Times. Do you not love the colour palette? It is like the

Brazil Carnival and here. Breaks it has contribute it to a boost in

sales of Bordeaux wines. Jessica in a cell in action on the first day of

the heptathlon in Rio. Olympic glory as Britain's called metal rowers

across the front page. Families will be hit with a ?250

holiday tax with increases in air passenger duty, VAT and insurance on

the way. Then the story that makes many of

the others, news of the chances pledging to honour funding to firms

scientists so they not lose out after two. 'S then Team GB roars

holding their Olympic gold medals aloft. Will be back in the Velodrome

very soon, when we see Bradley Wiggins is about to raise with his

colleagues. Team-mates, not colleagues! Let's start with the

Telegraph. Subsidies will not be cut after Brexit, this is a pledge from

the chances. It is in fact the first big statement about our chances has

made. He had pledged to reset the economy and he is going to start by

making good all the money that you thought you were going to lose if

you were a farmer or a research scientist, all those different types

of funding that you got from the EU, you're going to receive its just the

same. He is going to tell us all about it at some point this week,

but he has given the newspaper a very strong steer that those

subsidies will remain in place. No comments from Brussels yet on what

they think about this, because this seems to run counter to how we

contribute to the EU, and free movement and everything else. But he

is a lot is going to happen. ?4 billion, people wanted to know how

long he will be able to afford it and for the money is coming from.

Exactly. After we're just going through austerity for so long, it

seems amazing to me that he is something of this money now. Like

you were saying, it is about keeping the economy going. He is talking

about infrastructure projects, talking about things that actually

might help the economy. So, you know, it seems amazing that is going

to happen because that was a big fear amongst farmers and university

researchers and all those sorts of areas, that the money would

disappear. Also, there were some feeling that we might be going into

mild recession in December. He wants to stop that happening. FT Weekend

think that Bordeaux vintners are raising a glass to Brexit because

they have got a five-year high in the wine sales. Can you explain why

briefly? Maybe not! It is quite complicated. It is not really my

area but I was fascinated to find out that a cartoon, it is not a

garden, is that? A case, you see how both I am, a case of wine that was

45,000 is now only 20 6000. It is a snap. It is because all these

beautiful wines are kicked in bonded warehouses in the UK, President

Starling, becoming a bargain for worldwide buyers and the Chinese are

buying fine wines like no tomorrow. The Times, page two, new grammar

schools limited to 20 working-class areas, why? It does actually say

here that this government will be far less interested in raising the

bottom 10% than they are about middle earners and those who are

working and on benefits. So they are targeting these skills into possibly

poorer areas, but they are going for the kind of next gridlock. As

somebody who did not do very well at school, it is the bottom 10% I am

worried about, not the rest. I would like to Bosnia and go to the

Velodrome to see Bradley Wiggins and his team-mates compete in the final

of the men's pursuit. -- I would like to go to Brazil. COMMENTATOR:

Twice already and Olympic champion in this event. Can Great Britain

make it a hat-trick? They were beaten by Australia in the world

champion Joe final a few months ago. Clancy the best starter in the

world. The race for gold and are! 16 laps of the track. Australia against

Great Britain. Australia the world champions. Some gaps forming already

in the Australian team. They are usually the fastest starter but they

have not been in this competition. It is Britain that has been getting

their nose in front from the goal and I think they are going to do

that again. Maybe not, in fact. Britain were treated at the pressure

on it earlier but it is a great, strong start for Alex Edmondson on

bass of Australia and made Jack is taking over, their national road

rage Road race champion. Loads of experience. Stephen on the front for

Great Britain. The Welsh man waits to do his turn. There is the first

sighting of Bradley Wiggins in the final. He is not doing a long turn

for his first run. He paid for that in the qualifying round. We saw a

slight wobble from Ed Clancy of the start. That is what has cost them

but they are getting back on terms additives Stephen on the front nine.

He has been an excellent addition to the squad over the last couple of

years. Elizabeth behind at the moment but they are not panicking.

It is just 0.3 of a second. They are on schedule and you can be sure that

if world-record pace they are going after. Still a long way to go. Just

what a distance for these two teams in this Olympic final. Australia

leading the way and the gap has gone up a bit. Australia trying to put

the Brits under pressure. That change of man is made all the

difference for the Australian. They have brought in some fresh legs

there and it has given them confidence. They have gone out very

strongly. Still .06 -- 0.6 of a second and Great Britain were taught

to do. It is Wiggins riding on the front. Ed Clancy in their right

behind him. Wiggins dragging the around here. It is going to go down

to the wire, Versailles. That gap holding, if anything going out

slightly, 0.6 of a second. They are going to have to do something

special. On Britain -- it nearly all down to the wire. A real nailbiter.

At the halfway mark, nearly seven tenths of a second and at the moment

Australia. Look at the determination's business. We have

now written like others before. Great Britain coming back. They have

edged out the of a second on that last lap. The Road goes up in the

Velodrome. It really is on the... On the wire now between these two. They

have got six laps to go. Six laps and Australia identity already.

Britain still staying as a four. They are coming back. Just 0.1

second behind. Britain tried to keep this momentum going as we go into

the closing stages of this race. Australia now suddenly the team

being put under pressure. Britain staying strong. Looking neat,

looking tidy. There is a gap in the Australian three and that could be

fatal at this point. There are almost dead level. Australia are

starting to look a little bit ragged. They are down to three and

really are on the limit. It is tough for them now as Great Britain pile

it on with Wiggins riding on the front. Wiggins has handed over now

to Ed Clancy. Clancy has got Burke on his will. Do will then there

well. The four of them still looking good. Still riding strongly. They

are in frontier. Hundreds of a second between the teams. Britain

not getting in front and tell right now. Last in the final, down to

three, they are in the lead. Down to three, they are in the lead but only

just. It is nail-biting! It is going to go right down to the wire. And

now they take their eye, there is a gap in the British line-up. It is

coming down to the last lap. Who has got that little bit extra in the

legs? You can find the difference? Making the move to take them over

the line in first place, will it be Britain or Australia? It certainly

will be Great Britain! It will be Britain in a world-record time. The

awesome foursome have done it. One of those baffling events. We do

not understand what we have just watched, I have to confess, but we

won. Taking all of the dreaded! Sitting on the edge of seats.

Britain have taken gold in the main's final of the team pursuit.

That means Bradley Wiggins has won his fifth gold medal. At the Olympic

Games. That gives them a total of... Eight altogether. Is that right? He

has already got seven full year of the most decorated British Olympian.

Chris Hoy still has six goals. You do not need to remember all those!

He's from Kentish Town. I used to live in Camden. Yes, speaking of the

final. That was so exciting! We were there with them. We have got papers

to do, though. So how long have we got, Ralph? Three minutes! Well, we

will move on to some of the common oh, I will not do the Express, I

will do the Guardian. The back page, Britain's Rovers striker who call.

This is the women's pairs. This is Helen Glover and Heather stunning,

who retained their title from 2012. They said it was even sweeter. And

we are really good at sitting down sports. You do slide backwards and

forwards. It is really hard work, rowing. I have never tried it. It is

about the core. I have had a little. I would love to have a go. My godson

was very good at it. Climbing up that medal table. We must be higher

than that. And there they are again on the eye. This is the fifth

consecutive Olympic title for the coxless fours. Team GB shooting up

the medal table today as a result of that. We also saw Briony Page take

the first trampolining medal, silver, in the individual

trampoline. There really is travelling in? I thought somebody

was joking! She looked like she was bouncing up and down on the ticker

that goes along the bottom of screen when we were watching. Absolutely

amazing. Times front-page tell us about this picture section. It is

Jessica in a cell, got off to a good start with a 100 metre hurdles, she

did win. But... I am perplexed as to why this picture was chosen rather

than some of the other winners. This is a marvellous picture because it

sums up this great movement. Remember, this needs to be an

attractive, this is your front page, you're sitting at your store for

what is in your paper and this is a really good, powerful picture that

shows you movement but most importantly, you see all those empty

seats at the back, which is one of the big scandals of the Olympics.

These extraordinary events are happening in almost empty stadiums

because local Brazilians either queuing outside to get in or cannot

afford to get in. The dressage but we were watching earlier today, when

Kyle was riding, very few people. A lot of the venues are quite far

out... And the security is tough and their queuing outside. Also, there

are a few refreshments are available so people have to go outside the

venue to get a snack. You're very well-informed! This is why we like

having you in. Finally, a cartoon on the Telegraph. Two more women

chatting. Don't worry, I will just describe it. A man sitting watching

the Olympics on television with as many cans of lager and a packet of

crisps. The caption reads," ... You like that, don't you? That is

the unfixed for me, that is me summed up! You are not interested,

are you? I am now feeling it. We were feeling it just a minute ago.

Bradley Wiggins has made an interested! That is great. Don't

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