14/09/2016 The Papers

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

With me are the journalist and features writer

and the broadcaster Julia Hartley-Brewer.

The Times says the Home Secretary is preparing to launch an inquiry

into the clashes between miners and police in 1984, which became

Thousands of men are undergoing needless treatment for prostate

cancer, according to claims reported in the Telegraph.

The FT has an image from the Falklands War, marking

the new agreement reached between Britain and Argentina

The Metro reports on a survey claiming that NHS patients

are receiving limited access to drugs and surgery.

The Guardian says the BBC has been forced to reveal the salaries

of those it pays more than ?150,000 a year.

Images of people texting while driving are the Mirror's front

page - it calls for the deadly phone epidemic to end.

And the Mail has also launched a campaign on the issue,

saying a fifth of drivers admit using their phones while driving.

So, let us begin. Let us begin with the Guardian. The president of the

European Commission condemns attacks on Polish people in the United

Kingdom. Was he right to raise this issue? I do not think so. He raised

a lot, the EU army, not being raised by the Guardian, interestingly. How

they were all prepared for Brexit and the like. He was condemning the

attack on to Polish men in Parliament Essex, a horrific attack,

no doubt about that. Arrests have been made. But he linked it very

much with the Brexit for. There have been incidents which we believe will

be related to Brexit, but let's all stop pretending there were no

violent attacks and no racism on British streets before June 23. This

case is still live. People have been charged with this. The police have

been very clear, motive is currently unknown. I think it is outrageous

for the European Commission President to pronounce that on the

cause of a crime that has not even gone to court. I thought we had

injuries for that. I do not think it is outrageous. I think he has struck

on something, there, and the latest figures show a 40% rise in hate

crimes since the... In reporting of hate crimes. But that is still

arise. People have been encouraged to report them. There may have been

an increase but people have been encouraged to report them. Their

mother has been a rise in reporting them. Maybe it is not his place but

I do not think he cares so much about the sensibilities of out what

he is saying is received in Britain any more. But he has talked about

the galloping populism that has been created by fragmentation and, as a

bleeding heart liberal, I do have sympathy with that. I think that

there is some sort of sense that anger and frustration has been

enfranchised by the Brexit vote and you may think I am over reading it,

but I talked to a gay couple the other day who said that they do not

walk down the street hand-in-hand since the 24th of June because they

are worried. They are friends of mine and I thought that is terrible,

that they feel scared that somebody might abuse them in some way.

Brexit had nothing to do with race, or certainly not sexuality or

anything like that. But it is weird that it has only sold as anger. For

me, genuinely, and I am sure people will disagree with me on the remain

side, I genuinely believe... If you took all of the issues over are and

xenophobia, they were all raised by the remain calm, not leaders. What

about Nigel Farage and his poster. I do not think that was about race. If

you think that poster was the reason why this was happening... No, but it

was emblematic of the message. I think what the president is talking

about, this has come about by having, for instance, an open door

policy to refugees. It is the political classes ignoring ordinary

people's concerns over issues like immigration, nothing to do with

race, immigration for the other largely wet countries, it is that

that has created this problem, not anything else. -- largely white

countries. James, as a bleeding heart liberal... Gives me more! The

BBC has been forced to reveal salaries and stars names. Is this a

good idea? I do not necessarily think it is because the BBC is

calling it a poacher's Charter and I do think it will expose some of

their great talent to being nabbed by opponents. ITV will look at the

salaries that some of these names are getting and some of the big

names, like Gary Lineker and Chris Evans may be getting as much as 5

million quid a year, we do not know, it has not yet been revealed, but

ITV or sky, who have pots of money, will say, great, if we offer them

5.1 million, we can get them. I think that it does jeopardise the

BBC bus back position as a broadcaster which wants the best

talent. -- the BBC's position. That might be a problem. Everyone in the

business knows roughly what these people are earning. If I wanted to,

I could find out what virtually every big star in the BBC,

certainly, people stay at the BBC for different reasons. More

security, pension plan rather good, better than it is elsewhere. I think

we have got it right now. It is a bit embarrassing for a lot of

people. I don't have an issue with people you are very talented who

people want to watch and listen to being paid well. There are a lot of

names here, Jeremy Vine, Fiona Bruce, these people... Nick

Robinson, you can pay him ?5 million per year, still worth it if you ask

me. But the British public will make up their own mind. That is one of an

episode British bake off. Sorry, year. James, you are determined to

bring the bake off back into it. That has got me upset. Let's move on

to the Financial Times. The headline Theresa May tipped to get Hinckley

green light as decision day looms for ?18 billion project. Just before

we come to that, we have had a lemon from our political editor saying

that the French and Chinese governments have been informed that

the government will approve the Hinkley point deal, but with

conditions. They expect the deal will be announced tomorrow but there

has not yet been any official confirmation. The Times is basically

saying that the French claim that it has been approved, that of their

headline. So, this has been back and forward, James, has it not, but now

it seems to be back on? It is funny, because Theresa May seems to have

made a point of contradicting everything that David Cameron said

since she has come in. Some people are suggesting that is one reason he

has resigned as an MP. But economic is politics, is it not? In the

post-Brexit world, we have to be very careful about not offending

potential trading partners, which China very much is. So is France. We

have got to finish this to make sure that they are not offended by our

suppose that worries about security and the high cost of the

electricity. Theresa May has a more wary attitude to the Chinese. She

apparently in cabinet expressed concerns of the former Chancellor

George Osborne's urge to shimmy up to the Chinese and say yes to

everything. Kowtowing, I think Colin it at the time. I think there are

very big issues about allowing the Chinese to have any say whatsoever

in our energy security. EDF only voted, the French firm that would

have the largest part of this, the only voted very narrowly, the lost

their finance director, they do not want the deal either. It is going to

go-ahead but there will be provisions regarding security and

the cost. Bear in mind, the deal we were going to sign would mean very

high electricity prices in a very changing market. The key is going to

be the conditions attached. That is true but the realpolitik is how else

will we raise the money and if we want to build this power station,

the Chinese may be the only game in town? We must also mention the

cartoon in the Telegraph, which James Caan redoubt. As the only

short-sighted person here! -- James Caan redoubt. Two people

are watching past include point and one says to the other I hope you

build a new nuclear power station, I am worried it will be turned into a

grammar school. Completing two of the biggest stories at the moment

and the most perfect way. Apparently David Cameron turned to that first

thing every morning as Prime Minister, because it was his

favourite thing. He manages to some of the biggest news stories and it

was brilliant, funny way every morning. Incredible hatred. Let's

turn to the time is now -- incredible hit rate. Let's turn to

The Times. E-mails reveal Clinton's agreed. What is this all about by

Julia? These are private e-mails that have been revealed but for the

former US Secretary of State, Republican. Both parties, Democrats

and Republicans, were desperate to get him on board to run as their

vice presidential candidate but the story all today from him had been

his criticism of Donald Trump, saying he was a disgrace, a very

strong word. They don't have chosen to lead on this revelation that he

believes that Hillary Clinton is greedy. I have to say, there is not

really any news in either of these. Weekend of Newell Stores! And the

Pope is Catholic, he writes that somewhere as well. Do you think this

will do her any harm? I think the feedback, the momentum, is very much

against Hillary Clinton at the moment, since that shocking image.

Whoever took that footage of her being held into the car and

collapsing on Sunday, at the 9/11 commemoration, was very eager light.

But that could be a game changer in this. I predicted is not at the

whole idea of Hillary Clinton as weak and in some way fallible, that

Trump has been hammering for months, those images seemed to confirm that.

All the conspiracy theories that have been doing the rounds. She has

not been seen since. She is recovering. The most damning thing

was Bill Clinton going on television to defender and seeing that she

regularly, no, rarely has these problems before of dehydration. I

managed to walk around not dehydrated and collapsing pretty

much every day of my life. She has got no money, has she not? It also

plays into the idea that she is secretive, because she was diagnosed

on Friday with pneumonia and the only revealed that to the public

when she collapsed on Sunday. Hours later. Two days later. There is that

sense with the November questions about the Clinton foundation that

she is covering something up. She has a sense of entitlement and I am

annoyed to know things other people are not. That is a negative thing.

Although, are we unrealistic of expecting people of any age, she is

68 and Donald Trump is 70, the idea that you could do at 20 hour day

seven days a week for a couple of years and not eventually get ill?

And we discover in the Telegraph that Trump has perhaps a hit on the

other issue as well. You should talk about this one. As somebody whose

testosterone is of the skill... Yes, baby! Everybody thinks when I go

past with desire. That is a fantasy of mine that has never been

fulfilled! Let's get back on track. He said to Doctor Oz, a very

well-known chat show host in the US, that he has high testosterone and

that just, again, reinforces this idea that he is much. He got into

that very childish playground row with Marco Rubio, who said he had

small hands and what that means, and Donald Trump came out and said he

had no problems in that department. How old is he? Why do we do not need

to know that, James! I am reminding you! Media that plays well in middle

America, but I find it repulsive. This is the story began most

passionately about. In theatres, they want to introduce quieter

versions of that. I do not have a problem of people eating in

theatres, it has not been an issue, but in cinemas they have popcorn,

popcorn is not loud enough, let's come up with nachos. How can you

have quiet popcorn? Why not just not eat while you're at the theatre on

the cinema? How about staying at home? If you're going to eat

locally. I do not understand the idea of going into a darkened room

to listen to other people eat. They have darkened restaurants, I do not

understand those either. On that note... This is a discussion for a

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