22/06/2014 The Papers

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

With me is Martin Bentham, Home Affairs Editor at the London Evening

Standard and Yasmin Alibhai Brown, columnist from the Independent.

The mother of a man from Cardiff filmed in a jihadist recruitment

video appealing for him to come home is the lead story for the Metro.

The Daily Telegraph's front story is an investigation into claims

The paper also says the MI6 were handed intelligence five months ago

outlining the takeover of jihadists is Northern Iraq.

''Tories put Profits over Patients'' is the headline on the Mirror, top

doctors criticising the Health and Social Care Act saying millions are

The Guardian has the ongoing row over who will be the next president

of the European Commission. The Daily Express focuses on Britain

facing what it calls 'hayfever hell' with double

the sufferers this summer. You were sniffing your way through

the main bulletin because URA sufferer. MI6 neglected and alert to

jihadi 's takeover. Intelligence of this plan takeover of northern Iraq

by Isis. It appears that it was the Kurds who were trying to encourage

Britain and America to engage in some way. We know that there's

precious little intelligence about where the ISIS fighters are and who

they are. The Kurds thought that this risk was there. The question is

what would we have done if we had responded to this. The fact of the

matter is that the Americans and we as well are not very keen to get

involved. Barack Obama is quoted here from yesterday saying we can't

think we will play whackamole. Perhaps with hindsight there should

have been some response. It wouldn't have been a full`scale military

response. With all this going on, all of us, all of the time, it would

have helped, surely, for behind`the`scenes work to be done,

at least to know who is arming these guys. This is a well`planned

initiative. Everybody knows where they are going next. If there was

any information surely there's something that could have been done.

The Telegraph is saying that there was a bit of neglect. There have

been more and more examples of that. What could have been done is

what we've seen in recent days with military advisers, giving some

strategic advice about how to defend the place and maybe bolstering

defences in some ways. It has to be remembered that it wasn't just the

Americans being desperate to get out of Iraq. It was the government that

wanted him to leave. It's not a Western governments to intervene

because of what has happened in the there are so much intelligence work

and other kinds of interventions that happened behind the scenes. I

don't know how this was allowed to get to this point macro. It has got

to this point because of what has happened in Syria. Isis has been

growing in strength. Five months ago they hadn't even taken for Lucia ``

another city. It's not back closely linked with Syria. In such a

well`planned insurgents. There's a huge amount of money behind them. ?1

billion. Some of that they had gained themselves by their

successors. Selling off antiquities. A lot of this stuff has the backing

of Saudi Arabia. There's a lot of that going on. No pressure seems to

be put on them. It comes partly from Syria. Partly caused by the failure

of the Nouri al`Maliki government. People don't recognise the borders.

That's the point about their organisation. It's a new country

they are trying to form. I think our intelligence services have some

questions to ask. It's a bit too easy to blame them. Britain is the

country my son has betrayed in the Guardian. Video urging Westerners to

join him in the fight in Syria. His father lives in Cardiff and we heard

the shock in his voice. He had his sons passport but they got a new

passport. We've heard the stress in his mother 's voice when she was

interviewed. No idea that this was where they were heading.

Unfortunately this is a story we haven't heard in this terms, but

police have been saying for some time that some people have gone over

there and their families go to the police saying please help us to get

our sons back. That's the problem. Some of these men are 16, 17 and 18.

Old enough to do their own thing. Parents can't always control them.

That's the interesting thing. Some of these people are

third`generation. In spite of having difficult times when they settled

they have a deep attachment to this country. The father said I came here

as an orphan and I feel close to this country. Something has happened

to this third`generation or they are being influenced in ways may be

through the Internet or wherever, even the parents don't recognise.

Possibly the influence of the Internet but there has been some

radicalisation taking place in Cardiff. The police and MI5 think

it's not just the Internet but there are also facilitators. Some very

smart people are getting caught up in this. Brainwashing is what it is.

They are highly intelligent, a lot of them. These two young men, as

we've seen they've had great opportunities. One of them got a

place at medical school. They were not failures. They had been seduced

by this ideology. I can't understand at. A warning of a split with the

EU. Duncan Smith raises the stakes in the row over the choice of EU

president. David Cameron is not keen on this man. He hasn't endeared

himself to the media. Iain Duncan Smith says the idea of us staying is

unlikely if Jean`Claude Juncker gets the job. They can't just leave. It

seems quite peculiar thick Iain Duncan Smith to say this. This is a

club of many nations and Britain can't dictate. He has a point. There

is an argument that it doesn't really matter who's in charge.

Whoever it is will have a similar type of perspective. Jean`Claude

Juncker has been built up into this bogeyman. He has been at the centre

of this. He believes in Europe. An ever closer union which is something

we don't believe in in general. If our government is trying to say

this. There was a minority saying we don't like the way things are going

and somebody who's been at the centre of the European project in

such a central way. I think we should make Nigel Farage. That's

what we should be fighting for. Keep him away from the general election

next year. Andy Murray, I'm ready to wow you all over again. Promises,

promises. Wouldn't it be marvellous if he does it again? He managed to

live with the pressure last year. A great success. He could relieve all

of the football boom. It will be a tough battle for him. He seems to be

handling better since his last victory. We are more forgiving. It's

a British attitude. We want him to be ruthless. Let's move back to the

Daily Telegraph. Retirement, give it up and train as a teacher.

Pensioners will be encouraged to retrain as teachers, particularly if

they have sciences and engineering are specialities. I wonder how

appealing this will be. I love the idea. Sometimes I think his ideas

are good. Study on! Credit where it's due. ` steady on. So many of us

are living longer. We can't imagine giving up altogether. It's a

horrible thing, waiting to die. The one thing in this country that we

need is more intergenerational linkups. It happens within veteran

soldiers talking to young people. It's good if people want to do it

but the nu tea are threatening to strike. The school retirement age

will rise to 67. Not really feasible. Conflicting problems.

People don't have enough money for retirement so they are told to work

for longer but can they hang onto their jobs? I think it's a very good

idea if want to do it. In certain subjects there is a shortage of

teachers. Maybe some of them want respite from looking after their

grandchildren. Get paid for it. Instead of being unpaid help. We

were well behaved. Whether it can continue at 11:25pm we will wait and

see. We will be back them. Stay with us. More on the warning from the

UK's most senior counterterrorism police officer on the threat of

fighters returning to Britain from Syria. Please buy a newspaper

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