08/02/2017 The Papers

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers

With me are The Daily Record's Political Editor Torcuil Crichton

and Joel Taylor, Deputy News Editor at The Metro.

Tomorrow's front pages, starting with

the Telegraph - Theresa May's victory is historic,

it says - with her Brexit plans getting overwhelming backing

from MPs - also looking there at Jeremy Corbyn's problems

with another front bench resignation.

It focuses on the next stage, the Lords, saying they're

being warned not to thwart the will of the people.

The Metro is looks at the early death of Tara Palmer Tomkinson,

the original 'it girl', it calls her.

Then the Times - Brexit pushed off the front page -

it has a story about big brands apparently unwittingly funding

Islamic extremists through by advertising on their websites.

The i zooms in on the resignation of Clive Lewis - Corbyn abandoned

We are going to look at Labour's problems in a second. But in the

Daily Telegraph, MPs finally back Brexit. A journey of 1000 miles

begins with one step and that step begins tonight. A big endorsement by

the House of Commons. A stonking majority. 52 Labour MPs voted

against. There will still be trouble within the Labour Party. Now we go

to the House of Lords which, people suggests, it should get through

without too much. They will be Archie bhaji but they will sign. --

argy-bargy. You surprised not a single amendment got stuck to this

thing? I think it is too giant leaps. It is a free to trigger

Brexit when ever she wants. The government whip Cleverley made the

rebels non-... 79 competing against her Article 50. This is about an

historic journey out of Europe fall written. Some of the focus turns

back on to Labour and DK is it has been left in. -- the chaos. Tonight,

you only have 122 MPs who are defying the will of the people. The

48th % of Remainers Iniesta B. Clause 57, chine to guarantee a

right of residence the full European National 's already here failed.

There a note preconditions going into these talks are the lender once

she put in herself. The Telegraph story is quite good. With such a big

majority,... There is no way they will tinker with this. They did a

great job. Tory peers are bound to not leave England. There is no doubt

Theresa May not dealt a bad set of cards when she became Prime Minister

that she has played them very cleverly. She is in a position of

strength, albeit still in a position of unknown potential. She does not

know whether she will come out with anything successful or it turns into

their disaster some suggest. 27 other countries involved in these

negotiations. The I mentioned Labour, key Corbyn ally quits in

Brexit rebellion. Very close, Clive Lewis, to Jeremy Corbyn. Diane

Abbott was not sick this time and she is closer still to Jeremy

Corbyn. She was not sick but she looked sick! LAUGHTER. She felt

sick. She probably went off and was sick after having to vote for these.

Clive Lewis is of Corbyn's side of the party but possibly a better

popular touch, a better man a. He has already been talked of as a

potential challenger as leader. Someone suggested this evening that

the shadow cabinet was not in a reshuffle but in a permanent

revolution. LAUGHTER Let's see how it plays out the next few days. The

Labour Party is unrecognisable. Unrecognisable in the polls as well.

True. Even the hardened supporters are beginning to recognise he's

making any progress and they may see Clive Lewis as the new messiah.

Right message, wrong man, is what they are beginning to think. Clive

Lewis has stuck to his constituency is, stuck to what he believes is

best. Position himself well to inherent what Corbyn may give up.

There was a buzz today because the result of the vote was known but

everyone was focusing on what Clive Lewis and Diane Abbott were going to

do. Corbyn had a ready given his departure dates to his inner circle

was one claimed. The story ends tonight with a new messiah. How long

does live Lewis stay of the frontbench, until Corbyn leaves?

That tackle was just a little bit too high, Clive, you are off!

Someone as talented as these guy, others who have had to vote with

their conscience and have had to leave, in posed by a man who has

never hit a whip in his life. Is that it until Corbyn goes? It could

be. A permanent revolution, as you say. The last reshuffle has not

ended yet. He did not feel a lot of those spots, oh, dear. Plenty of

people busy at it. Diane Abbott's reputation. She voted tonight not

last week. Has it sunk, her reputation? Is she still the

rocksolid person? Corbyn will need to rely on Diane Abbott from now on.

She was obviously torn. She looked deathly afterwards. She was clearly

very unhappy. Jeremy Corbyn tweeted after the vote that the real fight

starts now. To which Nicola Sturgeon tweeted, you have just lost. Lots of

people saying I voted for you and you trade me. He may have lost some

of his core support. It was historic tonight, but also the Labour

Party... 48th % of people want to remain, there is a market out there

for people to rally around somebody who sticks up for them. Corbyn was

supposed to feel that spot but he has less credibility now, trying to

reach out to these people. Brexit cannot be over quick enough for

Labour. And neither for us. Foreign aid to fraud without batting an

eyelid? It does that an eyelid. This is an investigation into different

budgetary funding. Only 0.03% it spends goes to fraud. That has been

widely ridiculed. The Treasury itself, trying to keep a hold on the

money, 3% of their budget is fraud. Something like 0.7%... 0.03%... That

is a pretty good? No, it is of rubbish. They have created a fraud

team in 2000 ten and that one person is doing a fine job. One person in

the fraud squad. This is the kind of thing that wind people up a lot.

With these foreign aid, in any case, it is going to be hard to say this

was the money you spend and this is what we produced. The idea that

there is only one person supervising to make sure the money is not taken

by despots is pretty absurd. Finally, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson dead

at 45. She admitted herself why she was getting all this attention. She

was candid about her problems with drugs and that candour was

refreshing for a lot of people. They think she got the attention because

she was young, will connect to it and beautiful. -- well-connected.

She was the modern-day version of a debutante. I never met her but by

all accounts she was a lovely person and very talented. Very musical,

artistic. In a way, it is sad that somebody's life is detected only in

appearance. She had a great life though, she did not regret that eggs

she had done full obviously her drug addiction was a huge problem or her

but it is very sad. All the front pages feature the death of Tara

Palmer-Tomkinson. Good to see you. A little bit delayed because of the

football, Leicester finally getting it right. Champions and they are.

Thanks again for watching. Good evening, we are going to be

plunged into the deep freeze with cold weather on the way. Not

necessarily crisp weather with blue skies, a lot of cloud around as

well. And as we go through tonight the