01/09/2014 The Papers

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

With me are the broadcaster Penny Smith

Let's look at some of the morning papers. The Daily Express is leading

an David Cameron's plans to tackle the terror threat to the UK by

giving the police temporary powers to seize passports of suspects. The

Guardian claims a keeper Bozo to stop terror suspects returning to

the UK has had to be shelved `` claims a key proposal. Britain may

join American air strikes on Iraq and Syria if national security is

threatened according to the Daily Telegraph. A poll commissioned for

the Independent suggests they would be strong public opposition in

Britain went ahead with air strikes against Islamic State. The metro

claims that Apple is under pressure to improve its security after

hackers stole naked photographs of female celebrities including

Jennifer Lawrence. The hacking story is on the front page of the Daily

Star which claims the actress and model Kelly Brook was one of the

celebrities who had rowed across stolen. We start with the Daily

Telegraph, the UK ready to take steps, David Cameron with proposals

that he hopes will make us safer from these people going to fight in

Iraq and Syria. Does it make much sense according to the Telegraph? We

have been waiting for the non`knee`jerk reaction for a little

while. Everybody was saying don't have a knee jerk reaction to the

James Foley execution. This does not seem to be much of a reaction at

all. A lot of words about doing this and this, a programme for the

radicalisation `` but how do we know who is out there? We have been told

500 people, but how do they know? How can they de`radicalise people?

Are they profiling people? How do they do that? There are many words

here, but I can't see where the meat is that we badly need. White but do

we, do we need to hear more? Civil liberties campaigners would argue

that the laws are already there. If you know somebody has gone over

there and taken part in terrorist activity, then press charges and

lock them up it is a jihadi wearing a Mexican hat

and carrying a donkey, saying "nobody will know you have been

fighting in Iraq or Syria." That's the point, it isn't difficult to

change, not difficult to get a new passport probably. They have been

borrowing passports already, going out with passports of people who

look vaguely like them. What the Conservative get of the coalition

really wanted to do, what many people in the country feel should

happen is that if it is known you have gone out there, you cannot come

back into the country. They cannot do that and that is the problem.

Nick Clegg is also saying that a lot of this is not going to pass muster

when you talk about human rights. If you go down this route, all I can

see the endless court cases, people saying they have been wrongly

imprisoned, had their passport away, that they were not there. We have

been told it is illegal under international law to render someone

who is a British citizen stateless. They can take away citizenship from

someone who has been naturalised in Britain, that's one thing they are

looking at, and they can take away citizenship from somebody who is

awaiting British citizenship, somebody who has a passport and it

is in a work `` in the works. But who is out there? The answer is that

they do not know. What is interesting about this politically

is how damaging it looks for Nick Clegg, to the country. Is it a

U`turn? Signing up to the proposals. Absolutely, but they say

they have kicked into the long grass of the issues that David Cameron

wanted to address today. They negotiated over the weekend. I've

been reading a lot of comments about the Lib Dems, and my programme is

asking questions and many people think it is damaging for them

because they might look weak, like they are putting Civil Liberties

ahead of security. Certainly many commentators are saying that they

have got to balance it right, the Lib Dems. Although they are right to

protect our Civil Liberties, for those people who are afraid... I

just wonder if anybody is going to feel more secure, even if these are

brought in. Is anybody going to feel safer? Staying with the Telegraph

now, the eye cloud `` iCloud. We were saying that we don't understand

it. White the Daily Telegraph has a photograph of Jennifer Lawrence. ``

the Daily Telegraph has photographs of Jennifer Lawrence. Photographs

had been released which she thought were deleted long ago. We think that

they were on iCloud. We are a bit long in the tooth to embrace the

technology. We have heard about iCloud. We have been we were told

that everything was safe, you think you have deleted it but it seems

not. These... The iCloud has essentially been hacked. You don't

have any idea! It is like climbing up a tree and there is a cloud

there. I was talking to my floor manager who said that apparently,

there is stuff on the Internet, right? If you delete something...

From the Internet? From your e`mail, for instance, it is backed up on the

cloud. You are doing that like it is a real cloud! One of the actresses

who had pictures splashed around said that she was told these

pictures had been deleted long ago. If you delete something, I'm sure

people on Twitter will tell us what we should be talking about, even if

you delete something it is still back up. It is only deleted on your

phone. And the cloud, it is a server somewhere? There are servers in

Wisconsin, Delaware somewhere. So it does not even looked like a cloud?

No, it is a big ugly building! We shouldn't laugh, it is a bad dory.

It is a problem for all of us, we are told that something is secure,

and we assume it is because we don't have the technological knowledge, I

don't, to question it. We are told that it is backed up, if you lose

your phone it is all still bear. It is like the technology has run away

we think it is quite exciting. We are so excited about using it, it is

great, we buy the products but there is a lot underneath we don't ask

about. There is this thing about the dark web, which I am scared about.

The dark web! Let's move on to the Independent. A poll on air strikes

in Iraq. Apparently there is strong public opposition to the UK being

involved with America in attacking ISIS,

sold as something new. Doing the shows that I do, asking about public

opinion, phoning in, this isn't new. I would say that this is pretty

evident. What is it, 50% of us are against, 33% are in favour, and 15%

are undecided as to whether it's a good idea or not. I don't think that

has changed. I thought that might have changed a bit weird the severe

threat coming in. And David Cameron's comments making it clear

that this is a very serious threat. He is saying that if he feels he has

to join the Americans, he will do it to join the Americans, he will do it

without going to MPs first. Because he was burnt over Syria. There are

reports on page four and page five. I was wondering when this opinion

poll was taken, whether it was... That is the feedback I have been

getting, I don't know about you. I wonder if it has changed, whether it

was done before the severe threat on Friday. White staying with the

independent `` staying with the independent, coping about wealthy

criminals the fact that anybody would think

that criminals were not clever, when of course they are clever. They can

run rings. Crime pays? Half ?1 billion is issued, the police, when

they have caught a rich crook and they are going to take their assets

the way. Confiscation. Yes, half ?1 billion is owed and they say that

realistically we will get 160 million, or not. Probably they are

not the cleverest of the rich criminals. The front page of the

Guardian. It says that they are practised rutting. I like the

picture because although it does not feel like it in many places and the

temperatures are going to go up, it is actually the start of autumn. It

has been a brilliant summer for a lot of people and there is something

quite nice. August has been terrible! I went for a walk in Devon

and the hedgerows are groaning, there are so many blackberries. Some

of them have gone to the iCloud! We will work out exactly what it is,

hopefully, when we revisit the newspapers again. Stay with us. At

the top of the hour we will have much more on the situation regarding

the government's anti`terror measures announced by the Prime

Minister, in tackling British`born jihadists. Now, Sportsday.

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