24/09/2014 The Papers

champion. And England keep faith with Captain Cook, describing him as

the best man to lead them into the Cricket World Cup. More details in

15 minutes. Hello and welcome to our look ahead

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

Penny Smith and journalist and broadcaster, Petrie Hosken.

Tomorrow's front pages. The lead in the Times and in nearly

all of the papers tonight is the recall

of Parliament to vote on British airstrikes in Iraq. The paper says

bombing could start within hours of Friday's vote. The Guardian says RAF

Tornado aircraft would be used if such an attack were sanctioned. It

also has a picture of a 19`year`old boy from Brighton. It's feared he's

become the latest British jihadi to die in Syria. We must deal with

these psychopathic murderers, is the headline in the Telegraph.

It also marks the death of the Dowager Duchess of Devonshire, the

last of the Mitford sisters. And in the Mirror, Britain on the brink of

Gulf War III. The Mail breaks away and leads with

David Cameron's apology to the Queen after saying she purred down the

phone to him over Scotland deciding to stay in the union. And it has a

picture of Alice Gross, missing now for four weeks.

And finally, Jason Orange quits Take That. They will carry on as a trio.

Let's begin with the Times. Many of the headlines are catching the

phrases that people like David Cameron and President Obama want us

to remember, the important messages. Calling for war on barbarians. The

Mrs is that this is not just the West against Muslim states in the

Middle East. `` the message. And dealing with these psychopathic

murderers. The danger is that by making them sound like lunatics,

perhaps what we are not doing is looking at how seriously they are

operating. They are under the command of people who used to be

high up in the Iraqi military command, and therefore, they know

how to operate. They can arm and train people and are doing so in

areas where the satellites cannot see them. They are clever. They are

not a bunch of lunatics. And so when we talk about war on barbarians, of

course he talks about cruelty and beheadings, rape, he says it is

horrific and totally medieval in character, the problem is that it

makes the rest of us think that they are medieval in brain and in their

thinking, which they are not. They are clever. Look how much money they

have got. And in such a small amount of time. And they cannot even be

pushed back into one little corner. Al`Qaeda was this disparate group of

people, and ideology, really. Anyone could be Al`Qaeda. This group are

very well organised with a proper chain of command. I'm not glorifying

them but we should not underestimate them. These are not just shepherds

with come off the mountains and have decided they want to cut people 's

heads off. They are being run by callous and experienced warlords.

That is what Mr Cameron has to careful of. And it could take many,

many years to ferret out. But how do you wipe out an ideology? You can

perhaps kill the member can you the message? The front page says that

the UN has also passed a resolution calling for nations to make

travelling abroad for jihad a criminal offence. The Mirror calls

it Gulf War III. One year ago, President Obama was talking about

pulling troops out of Afghanistan and Iraq, but now he is literally

talking about sending them back to a degree, except for groups on the

ground. In some ways, the war was never over. When we did the first

Gulf War, there were so many people who we interviewed who all said the

same thing: We have to know our exit strategy. We have to know what we

will do if we win. We won surprisingly quickly. And we let the

Kurds down in the first Gulf War as well. Yes. And we are essentially

reaping what people want us we would when we started selling these feeds

in the first place. Do you think `` selling `` sowing these seeds. Do

you think we took our eye off the ball? There were these warnings. I

think we actually got war weary, weary of all of our soldiers, men

and women, going over there, losing their lives for what seemed like

something that had not been there in the first place, these weapons of

mass destruction. I would urge journalists at the moment to

consider that headlines like Gulf War III are a little bit

scaremongering. We are not putting boots on the ground. I worry about

the devilment, sometimes, from journalists who want to shake things

up a bit. This is an important vote on Friday on just one aspect. And

David Cameron says if we are going to be talking about Syria, is

another discussion. This is just Iraq, this is just because we have

been asked to do it. By Iraq. And so we will not go any further. I just

go... When I see headlines like Gulf War III... And speaking of there

being so many fronts in this war, the Guardian focuses on one of them

that also David Cameron, President Obama and other UN members have been

discussing tonight, which is how to stop jihadis from leaving the

country and fighting abroad. This is a young man, 19 years old. A family

who came from Sierra Leone, war`torn Sierra Leone, who came here arrived

in the UK in 2004, and this is a 19`year`old who went over and fought

for... Well... And affiliate group of Al`Qaeda that has fought against

both the Syrian president and against other Islamic State, Britons

in the country's civil war. The whole thing is just back `` against

other Islamic State factions in the country's civil war. It has not been

confirmed that it is him but she believes it is. We have more people

going out there. I'm afraid we will have more coming back in this

condition. Dead. This is a really salient story, actually, that young

people need to pay attention to. Do you think a person can be

derecognised? I have done so many interviews on this topic and spoken

with people. People who have been in cults. This one woman was in a cult

as a child and it'll power her entire life to try to do programme

herself from that cult. `` it took her entire life. I don't know how

you could test that it has happened. Once an ideology is so

entrenched in somebody, it is very difficult to persuade them

otherwise. The Daily Mail steers away from this subject. David

Cameron's apology after saying the Queen purred down the phone. Why did

he even say that? Just stupid. It kind of gives the lie that it is

women who gossip. Men are just as bad. This is without precedent for

serving prime minister, this apology. He said he would be

following it up with a personal phone call. In case you don't know

what we are talking about, this is because he said the Queen purred

down the phone to him over the Scots vote. We do know that she was quite

thrilled with the result, naturally. But nevertheless, the

Prime Minister says he is embarrassed and extremely sorry to

have aired the Queen 's private views to someone during a

conversation he did not know was being picked up while he was wearing

a microphone. Gordon Brown... So many lessons to be learned. It is

one of the first things you learn on radio or television. You are never

alone with a microphone. Especially the Prime Minister, talking about

the Queen. We have had confirmation of this story, so to speak, from

Downing Street. Downing Street has confirmed that David Cameron will be

offering an apology in person to the Queen. He was chatting to Michael

Bloomberg in New York. Downing Street has already contacted

Buckingham Palace to offer his apologies but it is understood he

will apologise in person when he meets Her Majesty for one of his

regular audiences. That is going to be an awkward on the station. How do

you move on `` awkward conversation. How do you move on

from that? Do you want another biscuit? Maybe she would just laugh.

The Independent focuses on a man who became a bit of a hero at the Labour

Party Conference. Not Ed Miliband. There he is on the front page. And

this is why. We must never, ever let the NHS free from our grasp because

if we do, your future will be my past. I'm not Apollo vision... A

politician, a member of the elite `` I'm not a politician, a member of

the elite or a financial guru, but my life is your history and we

should keep it that way. Say it loud across the country, Mr Cameron, keep

your mitts off my NHS! The best speech of the conference. He

apparently took some advice from Ed Miliband the night before his

speech. Maybe it should have been the other way around, perhaps. He

was talking about his sister who died from tuberculosis when she was

ten because there was no NHS at the time. He had people at the

conference in tears. But what an amazing man. The NHS will be the

battleground. If I were to advise Ed Miliband, firstly, I would say don't

forget important things in your speeches, but I would also say don't

forget the NHS because it is an incredibly emotive subject. I live

in a very safe Tory seat. They decimated the NHS in that area and

they lost their safe seat to the Labour Party. And men like him

standing up and speaking out passionately and personally about

our health service, that is a vote winner. Have you noticed that this

is a subject people...? We only have to say, does anyone have an opinion

on hospitals and phone lines light up immediately. And it is your local

hospital. Even if people have not used them yet, it is that safety and

security. That security blanket. He went and voted and voted for the

creation of the NHS and that is why it is such an emotive speech. It was

personal and passionate and it was real people. It looked quite off the

cuff as well. We are tired of politicians going blah blah blah.

The Telegraph. A wonderful portrait of the Dowager Duchess of

Devonshire. The Mitford sisters were rascals of their day. Scandalous and

friends with Hitler and Winston Churchill and hanging out with

various other... But it didn't do any harm. A good innings. Dying at

the age of 94. She really led life to the full and write to the end.

She was perhaps one of the quieter ones in the end. She married the

Duke and then turned this whole estate around and made it a success.

One of the first and only to make these big houses actually make

money. Very bright and absolutely beautiful and I have been coveting

those eyebrows on her. Look at those eyebrows! We will have to leave it

there. Eyebrow tips. Thank you. Hello and welcome to Sportsday. I'm

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