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cinema. We will guide you through some of the new releases including

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

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With me are Robert Fox, who's Defence Editor

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at the London Evening Standard, and the former Conservative

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Tomorrow's front pages, starting with -

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the Daily Telegraph leads on analysis by the Health Service

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Journal of plans to close A and E units in England

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It reports that up to one in six casualty departments face closure.

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Health is also the focus of the Times' lead story -

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It reports that hospitals will be legally obliged to charge foreign

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patients - before they're allowed access to NHS health care.

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The Express also leads with the crackdown on health tourism

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writing that the responsibility will lie with hospitals to charge

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foreign nationals wanting medical treatment.

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Rent Revolution - that's the headline on the front

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of the Metro, referring to a shift in tone by the Conservatives'

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from their 'right to buy' policy, towards affordable homes to rent.

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The FT has a picture of the French far right leader Marine Le Pen -

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as she launched her presidential bid today.

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But the newspaper leads with comments from some leaders

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from Britain's biggest companies warning that companies are already

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The Guardian looks at the controversial travel ban imposed

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by Donald Trump, but rejected by a US appeals court.

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And staying with Trump - the I reports that some Mps

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And staying with Trump - the I reports that some MPs

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are threatening to boycott a state visit by the US president.

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Blackmailing Beckham - The Mirror reports on an apparent

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one million pound plot over hacked emails from David Beckham.

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Plot, it is a word only journalists use. Let's start with Marine Le Pen,

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one of several French president shall hopefuls who launched their

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campaign this weekend. Leon seems to be the city of choice. Marine Le Pen

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joint election race by attacking globalisation. Her support base have

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made her so popular and put the and enviable position and it reminds us

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of how you keep managed to appeal to a desperate group of people. --

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Ukip. She is saying she is freeing them of globalisation, Islamic

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fundamentalism and European Union. What is at stake in this election is

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that the continuity of France as a free nation, the very existence of

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our people. She is reaching out, you were saying, you have a sense of

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what is going on on the ground whereas I reading what is on the

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papers. People say she will win in round one but not round super you

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are saying in the central parts of France people feeling more connected

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with her? The equivalent of the rustbelt where the old industrial

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Park, new industries came in at the end of the wall, an interesting

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survey in the New York Times in the international European edition,

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going through a number of towns and cities and small villages, very

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mixed but the swing was absolutely palpable of traditional,

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conservative supporters saying she is the one. Watching the television

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footage of her rally, she had written across the screen the simple

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slogan - in the name of the people. That is Trump, that is Nigel Farage.

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Very successful, charismatic banker but will be much together and it is

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not the same thing and he is part of the elite she is talking to,

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Emmanuel Macron. She is saying the use of the failed by Muslim women is

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a threat to French culture and values. That is nothing new. It is

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not that it is not going to unify everyone. She once the distance

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herself from her father, the founder of the party. She is reaching out

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beyond that and looking at the footage from the BBC coverage, who

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was in the audience? Students, teachers, private and is. They are

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saying this is the woman who can take us through. -- private and

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public set this. Now the reason the scandal by Francois Fillon. He is

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fading away and that what you have is the outsiders coming forward but

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they are both political... They have been around a lot and they are

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coming forward. Is her thing about the EU and she is saying she wants

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French citizens to feel French again, she wants the European Union

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to be a union of Nations, very much in the John Major, David Cameron

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view and Emmanuel Macron says, no, we come together, the big project of

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the ever coming together and I think that will be a real division and you

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are getting a big swing away. Before the Brexit debate, according to an

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analysis, more French were opposed to the EU than in the British

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electorate so watch out. Yes, she will win first round and lose on the

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second, do not count on it. You heard it from Mr Fox, remember. In

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the Times, one in six wards facing axe to try and save some money which

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is extraordinary how overcrowded some hospitals are. It looks as if

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they are trying to look to rebalance services but at the same time they

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are saying to close a hole in the budget as well. It is a big hole. It

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is but more and more money has gone in. It seems to be demand is

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outgrowing the extra amount of money. Whether it is people's

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expectations, people living longer, the pharmaceutical industry, what

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ever it is, we need to look at it. Instead of a tribal divide, people

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are saying what are we going to do. In more recent years, the actual

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amount of money spent on the NHS has gone down. Slightly more than the

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GDP we were spending before. The amount NHS England said they needed

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was handed to them when David Cameron and George Osborne came in.

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The next ?20 million was given to them. Foreign patients to pay up

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front for NHS care. Hospitals will be legally obliged to try to recover

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this money but if somebody comes in and really need attention, do you

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present them with a credit card machine? Exactly. It is so

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difficult. With so many of these ideas, one understands why it they

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are saying it but it is a question of enforcement. How are you going to

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check? Emergency care is something different, surely. From the

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Telegraph, a black all of 22 million. But 500 million in The

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Times. It you do not pay into this in system you cannot expect to be

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using it. We do not know because nobody has ever been a really

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questioned at the front desk. It could EA significant figure. You

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have the said proof of eligibility is needed. People pay. People having

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hospital treatment delayed or cancelled and somewhat coming in

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from abroad is taking their place. Lots of inequality. People will have

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to pay. In the Daily Mail, this idea, the emphasis being on renting

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rather than home ownership. Downsizing revolution. The desperate

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minister saying you will be given incentives to free up your homes -

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what incentives? Exactly. He doesn't sound pretty desperate. The quotes

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are not really fit what he seems to be trying to say. The Housing

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Minister saying to people like me, you do not have your children at

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home but you may have other things, squirrels in the roof, a computer,

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you have to downsize. What is the incentive to get out? To go into

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sheltered accommodation! A healthy sector should nary an aura even in

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the 80s, that is a fully shut statement. --A healthy 70-year-old.

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People live much older. Many of us can expect to live into your 90s and

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you are suddenly expect that with horrendous daily deals. Is this an

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end to the conservative mantra, almost, home ownership for everybody

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is gone for good? Everybody still despise to home ownership but what

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we have got is not a single silver bullet to solve the problem on

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housing affordability. 300,000 extra people coming in a year. We have to

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house of them. We have said for years we need to build more homes.

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Not enough houses and inbuilt. Most people in their home have thought

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about downsizing if they can release the money. You have to help with the

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rent costs. Build more housing. That is the only way forward but Margaret

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Thatcher... It has moved on. A different solution. It is a

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different country. Rebel attacks and all sorts of ingenious amendments

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tabled to put a spanner in the works? Over 100 amendments and some

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of the ones where people are trying to apply - one that Brexit can be

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treated as if Cardiff airport. People have said we want Brexit...

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That people have spoken. Like any other democratic vote, the majority.

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A slight margin. What about the minority? Do we not have a

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democracy? You are all Remainers said he did not quite get... I... I

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agree with you but this marking around with amendments is complete

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nonsense. What are these people, they are growing smoke... Do not say

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that word. This is where our Prime Minister has to say, we need to see

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what is going to come out in the detail, it is the devil in the

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details. Sorry to coin and other... Thinking of Marine Le Pen and the

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elections in Europe, Europe is going to be a very, very different place

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by the end of the year. I can with cliches but not vulgarities, even at

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this time. I apologise. We are sensitive, aren't we here at the

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papers! All the front pages are online.

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Each night's edition of the papers is posted on the page shortly after

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we finish. No excuses for not being up-to-date. Coming up next, The Film

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Review.

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