19/10/2016 The Papers

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

With me are Christopher Hope, Chief Political Correspondent

at The Telegraph and Helen Joyce, International Editor

Tomorrow's front pages starting with...

The Metro says a teenage refugee whose plight moved Lily Allen

to tears when she visited the Jungle camp in Calais has

arrived in Britain to be reunited with his family.

The Financial Times reports on a warning from the United Nations

over the large number of refugees fleeing the Iraqi city of Mosul.

The Telegraph says Russia is beginning one of its biggest

military deployments since the end of the Cold War

Tony Blackburn's return to the BBC is the lead for the Mirror.

And the Guardian reports that British Muslims are planning to set

up their own programme to stop people becoming terrorists.

The times reports on allegations of a cover-up after Theresa May

admitted she knew about the concerns of the head of the National abuse

enquiry whilst she was Home Secretary. The Daily Mail says Jack

Straw is among those calling for tests of child migrants coming into

Britain amid concerns that some are adults. Let's kick off. Why don't

you start on the FT and the situation with Mosul, the second

biggest city in Iraq. Iraqi forces are advancing and there are fears of

a huge number of refugees leaving the city, some already on the way.

The ugly by the EU. The problem is just mounting on the borders. We

keep thinking it has gone away, it has no. It is shocking.

I have heard that as well, they might regroup in a smaller city

outside Mosul. The five and in the years with them. You

are you with a focus on the aid of the migrants. It is only a small

number of migrants. We went to cafe to film this pool boy's fate. It is

great that he has got to Britain. But I do in every story. If you look

at the Daily Mail, it is a different story. Daily is concerned about

whether it might mean more migrants coming to this country because they

are allowing more children in. I'm making it and the roots are very

strict. They can only come in if they are being reunited with family.

When you are fleeing a war zone, you do not normally bring your papers

with you and so they do have to work out how old kids are when they do

not have their papers. Yesterday the Home Office refused to order dental

checks because they said it would be not ethical. The British dental

Association said it would be unethical. They say it would be

unethical because it is not accurate. It is a figleaf. They say

they have done their best to try and tell what age the kids are and there

are three bus-loads anyway. Jack Straw is saying he would have done

it and Amber Rudd will not. You would think we had millions of

people flooding in from Calais to stop they have been sitting there

for months, including ones who are entitled to move here, and account

will bulldozed. You do not like the fuss politicians have been making

about it and some newspapers? If you look at the response by Lily Allen,

it is a rather moving response. But there has been other nonsense, like

if you do not like it, go and live there, there is no compassion any

more. Let's move on to the Telegraph. It is full of compassion.

I was not making that link! It is a great picture. It could not be

anyone else. You would know that just from the silhouette, the hair

and the wagging finger. This is what papers do, they know the lead story

will be the debate live overnight at 3am, which you can watch on the

business news channel. But we cannot get ahead a bit because it is an

early edition for us, so we are slagging it up, which is what papers

do. Tomorrow is the big grapple in Las Vegas between Hillary and tramp.

It is the last one. Lord knows what the man will say. Lots of people and

making the comparison to gambling and whether it is the last throw of

the dice and Darcy Campbell? He does not have any strategic plans. He

does not have a plan set by his advisers and he sticks to it. This

is a man who goes and sees where it brings him. I was horrified by what

he said. We get more and more cross about it. At the moment are showing

Clinton nine points ahead is beginning to look like a big gap. It

is, but I am worried about the polls. A couple of weeks ago I was

worried that he would win, but pollsters have to go on who they

think is going to vote. People who said they have never voted before

and they did not vote in the last election may vote for him. He has

been saying he is going to do a Brexit and take everybody by

surprise. Nigel Farage is in Las Vegas tonight. Mr Brexit is over

there. He is channelling the feeling. I wonder what he thinks

Brexit is. He is such a free associate. Does he go on the attack?

Does he attack Clinton or stand back and look calm? When has he ever

stood back and looked calm? He cannot do it. She was good in the

first debate, letting him talk and then saying, there you go again. She

looked quite cool. But whether that makes her look like a classic, elite

politician... She does not have to do too much, essentially. It is hers

to lose. There is not just the president will raise, there are

seats in the Senate. The next president will be able to get

nothing done. We mentioned Brexit, I am not sure why, since we were

discussing the US. But we managed to do it. The express has Theresa May

saying she will tell European leaders to give up any hope of

reversing Brexit. I am not sure they thought they were going to reverse

it anyway. If you compare these stories to the coverage on the

continent, they are not saying, Theresa May is coming and telling

us, you better give up any in it. They have moved on big time, but we

are putting this on our front pages. But it is an important meeting. This

is her first one and this is the Daily Express girding her loins,

saying off you go and we are behind you. It is her first big summit. The

big one is in December and these are the starters before the big one. And

that will trigger going into the article in the negotiation. But it

is weird as I think there will not be a second referendum. This is for

local consumption. Speaking of Theresa May she was accused last

night of a cover-up after admitting she did know the concerns about the

National Child abuse enquiry whilst she was Home Secretary and the Times

has made quite a bit of running on this. They have. The reasons why

Dame Lowell Goddard left in the summer, she said she was homesick.

As ever with all these stories is always about the cover-up. I have

been doing these stories for so long. It is not actually a cover-up.

It is who knows what and when. Seventh you all about what you were

looking at that time lies. It has been a bad few days were Theresa

May. It is also really sad because this enquiry is something painful

for a lot of people. It cannot get into first gear. It is a massive

enquiry that will gather more cases and it will never get going for any

of them. All they want to see is then being believed. The Guardian

have British Muslims setting up their own programme to stop British

people becoming terrorists. They say it is a challenge to them and, which

has been controversial. You have to challenge people's incorrect

beliefs, but how you do that matters a lot, and you have to work in

partnership with people who do not trust the government so much. I have

heard different versions of the criticism of Prevent and some people

say it is not a bad programme, but some people feel it has unfairly

targeted and demonised Muslims. It is a better starting point in the

community down with government. It is a more sellable idea. Could they

ran in parallel? I do not see why it should be one or the other, because

the government need to have a partnership with the Muslims. We do

not quite know the details. Let's look at the FT again because they

have an interesting story about air B which looks like it could be

scrapped in New York because the New York governor is preparing to sign a

bill that will effectively end it in New York. Explain what it is. Do you

use it? My sister-in-law sent me an e-mail saying, this sounds

interesting, try this. It is a really huge business worldwide. But

she is right, it was interesting. Some viewers might not know what it

is. If you have something that you are not using all the time, space in

a car, your house, or an item, there are some people in cities where

people are making this big business and a lot of them are evading taxes.

It can be a cheaper way to stay in a city rather than in a hotel. And you

might get to know people. It is where the Internet is disrupting

everything. Look at newspapers versus the Internet, virtually

anything, the Internet is hugely disruptive and it goes around the

world causing chaos amongst established business. It would be a

big step back if they could not operate in New York. There will be a

tweak to this. One is, they are facilitating tax evasion, but not

deliberately. The other is it is protectionism by hotels. They will

find a way through this. We will still see air B and B in New York.

Have you used it? I have not. ? And successfully? Yes, I have. It was

fine. We will leave it there. Many thanks for being with us. All the

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