28/08/2014 The Papers

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Rooney. We also have the Champions League draw and the results from the

Europa League. Hello and welcome to our look ahead

to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are

Kate Devlin, Political Correspondent of The Herald and in Glasgow, Susan

Stewart from Women for Independence. Tomorrow's front pages:

The Financial Times says David Cameron is scrambling to

restore order in his party after the defection

of the leading Tory eurosceptic MP, Douglas Carswell, to UKIP.

The Express leads with the same story

The Telegraph reports

The Guardian leads on the crisis in Ukraine `

and the indications that hundreds of Russian troops are involved.

The Metro leads on the scandal

found police tried to 'disprove' victim's accounts of their abuse.

The Mail reports claims that eight more

warned to brace himself for more defections in thecoming months.

What do you make of this take on this? I think the rate to use world.

It is not very often that this can happen. What they are talking

about, potentially other people following Carswell. I think David

Cameron could have been forgiven for wanting to go back to bed this

morning. One of the reasons is that the official migrant numbers have

risen again. Even farther away from his target. This has always been the

problem. Very interesting, when Carswell don't make this

announcement, it was not just about the European Union. He criticised

David Cameron about you look, but also political reform, not being

series about that. `` Europe. People who know Carswell well, they wonder

if this is actually seen an opportunity in UKIP. He could almost

take over. He wants to make it more connected. But the problem. It is

meat and play death. The world shock. Or are you shocked? Nobody

saw this coming. Despite David Cameron keeping you are done these

things, the divisions, we did not see this coming. Carswell chose to

go. His reception may have been another reason. Interestingly, the

Daily Express looks at the migration figures. Of course, in Scotland, to

divert and cultures. Scotland needs significant numbers of migrants. It

was 14,000, a recent estimate. Again, quite different attitudes.

What is your response to that? I agree. The repercussions are going

to be very interesting. It is a difficult period for David Cameron.

And they have chosen to do it now until the Conservative Party

conference. And the next newspaper is continuing the theme? They are

looking for the search for more with others. Every political journalist

will have been speaking to backbenchers. Hoping to get some of

us who will join Carswell. I agree as well. Nobody saw this coming.

Including the Prime Minister. David Cameron reeling. Staying with the

Financial Times, it is a very vivid photographs. NATO say that over 1000

Russian troops were operating in the country. You can see why they have

chosen this picture. It is human eyes is the issue. `` humanises the

issue. The man in the picture looks incredibly young. But they still

seem to be struggling with us, interestingly, they have not used

the world invaded. Also, the world invasion is clearly going to be

key. It features in one of the other headlines. President Obama was asked

what he thought and he did not use that world. In terms of the

legality, any international response, I think everybody is being

very careful. But Ukraine are fairly clear, the fuel that the Russian

troops have invaded. The soldier does look very young indeed. It is

the only people that has chosen to use a picture to represent the

situation. Now, you want about the police force must quite demands. The

growing pressure on the police and drain Commissioner. `` crime. The

Prime Minister has added his voice to this. The problem is that he is

independent, he does not have to go. Seems to be Norwegian foursome.

Also, Carswell complained about the recall of MPs not happening any time

soon. If it did happen, we would have to include the people from the

commissions. One more world on this, the events in Rotherham? Is two

points. When people read the language used, the police having a

disregard for victims, another newspaper also says they try to

undermine the victims, almost a sense of revulsion. Nobody seems to

be able to do anything to remove him. Interestingly, the other thing

is that Ed Miliband, as far as I can see, has not said anything about his

position. That is Julius. `` curious. Moving to the Scottish

Telegraph, I am pretty confident you will not agree with David Cameron. I

am a little surprised the Prime Minister came to Glasgow tonight and

did not say anything new, or give any new or positive reasons for

maintenance of the union. Of course, many people in Scotland would like

to see the Prime Minister in Scotland debating the First

Minister, Alex Salmond, but the Prime Minister has said no to that.

It strikes me that the Prime Minister is either in this debate,

or not. If he is in the debate, I am not sure that Scots will feel it is

good enough to fly into Glasgow for a day, not speak to many ordinary

people, not do any interviews. I think he did one with the BBC and

then went home. People in Scotland want to see a debate between the

Prime Minister, the leader of the Westminster government and the First

Minister, Alex Salmond. Thus far, Mr Cameron has said absolutely not.

Kate, I suppose the is the idea that the Mr cannot win here, because he

either goes to Glasgow and he speaks as he has tonight, or he stays away.

Alex Salmond says he wants to debate, the priming us to has said

no, and it is a difficult line to tread. It is a difficult line to

tread. This is the issue with a Conservative Prime Minister who

decided to hold this referendum and core Alex Salmond's bluff. He knew

his party was not popular in Scotland and he would face these

issues. He also faces lots of other issues. Everything has come together

at the same time. We have a slightly different take on our front page

tomorrow, which is that it is embarrassing for the Prime Minister,

because just before he spoke, the president of CBI stood up and told

him the EU referendum is actually what is causing problems for

business. He told him that to his face. That is interesting. Maybe we

will go back to that in an hour, and to the bake off scandal, which we

are keen to speak about. For the time being, thank you for being part

of the paper review tonight. They will be with us again in an hour. At

11pm, the latest on the political fallout following the defection of

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