28/10/2015 The Papers

attempts as Liverpool manager. Sam bogus -- Burgess is expected to make

a decision about switching back his allegiance in rugby. More sport

after the papers. Welcome to our look ahead to what the papers are

bringing us tomorrow. We are joined tonight by the daily Mirror

columnist Susan Boniface and James Martin. Good evening to you both.

That's some of the front pages. The Independent has a story that police

have used powers under the terrorism act to seize the laptop of a BBC

Newsnight journalist who has been investigating Western born

jihadists. The Financial Times leads on a review calling for a third of

board seats at Britain passed my biggest companies to be held by

women by 2020. Job advisers will be based in food banks after the idea

was pioneered in Manchester. The Daily Telegraph was showing Prince

Harry laughing with Michelle Obama. In the Guardian, they said there

were warning signs and these were ignored regarding kids company. The

England World Cup date was secretly doomed because of a deal to award

the tournament to Russia. In the Daily Express, please have run out

of clues as they scale back the search for Madeleine McCann. In the

Guardian, the headline, ministers ignored repeated warnings on Kids

Company. Does this reveal anything new? Yes, and it does not. What is

shocking is the kind of knew that, for many years, repeated government

of various colours had been very keen on Karl Andree and given it

lots of money. This report shows that the Government of David Cameron

and Gordon Brown have repeatedly intervened to keep giving money to

Kids Company when there appears to be problems. More than that, they

have given a total of ?15 million over 15 years without apparently

once ever having involved a competitive process for those

grants, which every of the charity in the country would have had to

have gone through. Why would Kids Company behave like a proper

charity, with cash reserves and an audit trail and transparency, if the

Government who is handing them money does not ever once expect them to do

that? You can almost forgive them for thinking money was falling out

of the sky because it was, effectively. What is really damaging

is, right at the end, in 2013, the Department for Education, under

David Blunkett, I think it was then, no, it was not, it was the Tories,

decided there was a public interest case on the basis government would

suffer reputational damage if it stopped funding them. That is

because they are either being blackmailed to some extent. If you

stop giving us money, we will make you look back. More likely, they are

doing the job the Government should have been doing and funding the

charity. Kids Company does not come out well. Various departments do not

come out well. The people who come out of it worse on the ones who rely

on Kids Company. Sir Mark and we should never forget people who use

the services. -- We should never forget. It does confirm the series

of stories we have been getting about Kids Company having a spell

over various government ministers. The ministers, time and again, we

should not forget that five days before Kids Company was declared

bankrupt, it got another 3 million from the Government. David Cameron

intervenes and said, no, we have to give Camilla some money. It is

unprecedented to open the chequebook. They said they were

doing lots of fantastic stuff. The people they helped said they were

doing a lot of fantastic stuff. There was no audit trail or

paperwork and you could not be sure harmony be but they were helping and

in what way they were helping. All charities do great work. Why was

this charity so special? This is what does not come up in the audit

office report. This charity's chief executive got to go on question Time

quite often, that is why. In the Metro, picking up on the story we

have been talking about today. Duncan Smith says he wants to try

out job advisers being based at food banks. It has broadly been welcomed.

Except that for the past five years, Iain Duncan Smith has insisted there

is no need for food banks, the trust is running the food banks is making

it up and imagining there is a problem. Now he will start to put

government advisers in there. Iain Duncan Smith might be missing the

point about the key users of food banks. A quarter of them have jobs.

Are those job advisers saying you will need another job. That is what

one of the organisations told us tonight on BBC News. A lot of them

already have jobs. Sign it is not an issue of food banks and

unemployment, it is an issue of people not being paid enough to do

the jobs they have. With tax credit cuts, there are small lightly to be

greater numbers using the food banks. Moving onto the times. It

will make many football fans feel quite sick when they read this

tomorrow. Secret Fifa deal ruined England's World Cup bid. This is not

coming from a journalist, this is coming from Sepp Blatter. This is an

amazing interview that Sepp Blatter gave to the Tass news agency in

Russia today. He has essentially dropped that any right in it.

Essentially going he is saying, before it went to vote that Russia,

and then the US were going to get the World Cups. We put up 21 minim

plans to try to get the World Cup. 2 million came direct from taxpayers.

Surely we should be asking for some of that back. The president of the

FA was asked that exact question and he said he would look at that

again. That chance of getting any of that money. They wanted it to be in

Eastern Europe and in America. Sepp Blatter has said, we agreed it was

going to Russia and then America. When it came to the boat, Nicolas

Sarkozy had lunch with a guy from Qatar and then lunch with teeny and

they decided it was going to Qatar. Corruption did not work the way Sepp

Blatter thought it would. It was corrupt in a different way. Votes do

count for something... We spent ?21 million. It is not so much a case of

getting our money back, we should have an audit of how we spent the

money. We should have just gone to lunch with Nicolas Sarkozy. Surely

we must get 1 million of the 21 million back? Do we totally trust

anything that Sepp Blatter is saying? He is being investigated on

two continents. He is head of an organisation eg has been in charge

of for two decades. He has a lot to fight for, to win, and Toulouse. I'm

not sure many of us would trust him. This has become like a bad

carry on film. Eye-macro none of the eight candidates have talked about

Russia not hosting the World Cup or Qatar either. In the Telegraph,

fantastic picture. It shows Prince Charming meeting the First Lady. It

makes you wonder what it is he has them too hard to produce that kind

of smile. I did not say that. What is really good, for the first time

in living history, we have a generation in the Royal family, two

princes, you are doing really good work. They are doing stuff we all

approve of. Prince William is flying helicopters and saving lives and

Prince Harry is trying to raise awareness with the Invicta 's games

and for paralysed people and veterans, people who have lost

limbs. It is fantastic stuff. People who complain about the Royals, they

do not have jobs and so on, Kate Middleton can start working any time

she likes. The fact they are doing this needs to be praised. There is

no secret why this is on many front pages. This is marrying Prince

Harry's passions of the Armed Forces and charity work. It is the perfect

role for him. The Invictus Games was a huge success and is being hosted

in America next time. Eye-macro they are clearly getting on. In the

Financial Times, -- They are clearly getting on. In the Financial Times,

by 2020 women to hold a third of all board suits. They are reporting a

lack of females. When the target was first set a few years back, in 2011,

the target at the time, women held just 12% of positions. Setting a

target does help. They have never hit it before. It needs to be a

voluntary target. Setting a quote of anything, whether gender or race,

makes me want to peak. If you can get more women involved on

billboards and women not see the reason to stop work just because

they have had children and want to keep on going... What about the

Labour short list? If you have a quota system where you must have a

certain type of person to get in, you do not get the best quality

candidates. They should compete on a level playing field. If you have the

problem that people selecting them are biased and prejudiced, you are

not changing it. It is an interesting point. It is the same

time the Davis commission report is coming out. You have a separate

report from an executive hiring firm. We have a real roadblock of

talented, female executives coming through. They are predicting that we

will see less executives in the city. It is a bit more complicated

than just putting in a law. It is not just about who is on the board.

If they are on the board and they are getting half of what men get, it

is not fair, is it? We have a couple of permits to look at the story in

the Independent. Outrage at BBC over seizure of journalist's laptop

following a Judge Posner order. We all know this producer very well. --

a judge's order. From a media and career point of view, he has

something great to put on his CV now. Bravo to him! Is this the right

thing that police should be using terrorism powers for? These guys and

he has been talking to, yes, they are very important and hard to find.

A lot of people also use Twitter, Facebook, snap chat. These guys who

have gone over from Britain to join ices are not exactly in deep hiding.

It feels that this is a bit of a point proving exercise from the

police. It is about seeking a court order for something. There are

hundreds of jihadists, probably, who have been spoken to by jealous and

reported on by newspapers and by TV companies. Some of them are using

pseudonyms and some of them are not. They are so easy to find and they

are happy to talk to people back here. You just need to say you are a

journalist. They should be doing something better than asking the BBC

to do their work for them. He knew he would have to give up this

information. The BBC has pointed out it was not a confidential source on

the laptop, which would be even more worrying. We are going to do it

again at 11:30 p.m.. Thanks to you for watching as well. We'll be back

at 11:30 p.m.. Coming up, on BBC News, at 11 p.m., more on the fatal

stabbing of a schoolboy in Aberdeen. Ahead of that, it is the