08/12/2015 The Papers

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

With me are the broadcasters Lucy Cavendish and Richard Madeley.

The Financial Times leads on the problems in the mining

sector, amid the worst slump in commodity markets for a decade.

The i reports on the floods in the North of England and the questions

The Express says scientists believe a cure for Alzheimer's could be

The actor Eddie Redmayne is pictured on the front of the Telegraph

at the London premiere of his new film, The Danish Girl.

Its lead story is the anger in Britain over Donald Trump's

The Guardian leads on the outrage over Donald Trump's comments.

Its main picture is of the rock band Eagles of

Death Metal, who visited the scene of one of the Paris attacks today.

The Metro leads on demands from MPs to ban Mr Trump from this country.

The Mirror says police are investigating comments

And the male is leading also with Donald Dewer Trump. Let's begin, not

with Donald Trump but the floods. No case for the defence. Lucy, the

bottom line is, is this just one of those things awkward it have been

avoided? I think it is very difficult because for the people

flooded, it is horrible. They have got sewage through their houses and

they have lost their things and the carpets are ruined and you can see

everything is out of the houses. It is a bit like... It seems it is hard

to have defences that work because the climate has changed. It has gone

from drizzle to heavy downpours and we have concreted over the Green

space. Any Green space axe as a drain but we do not have enough.

That is why it is happening and it is awful and no good news for the

people of Carlisle having this awful time but we need to be more flood

aware. To look at where places flood. They are saying we are not

spending enough, a Tory MPs. You have worked in this region. My first

job in broadcasting was at BBC radio Carlisle and watching this story,

most of the reporters standing doing their pieces to camera in Warwick

Road is next to my old flat. So considerable empathy for the people

of Carlisle and it is a flood plain. The football picked up the road was

always flooding. It has always been a problem and it is not is a prize.

First, we do, to be fair to everybody, to the government and the

local authorities and flood defence experts, this was the biggest

downpour in 24 hours in the history of the United Kingdom, it has never

been this bad. How'd you legislate for that? This was unknown until six

days ago. It was a phenomenal amount of water and I wonder what the

defences would have preferred -- protected them. I think the people

of Carlisle, I know them well, I was there four years, they have

displayed stoicism, cheerful, little despair, they have taken this on the

chin. As real grown-ups and we could do with Carlisle but in our veins,

fantastic. And we are clearly not doing it right and maybe we need to

look across the North Sea to the Holland is never how they do it.

They live below the sea level. So you can do it. It costs a fortune

and maybe the Dutch need to come over like they did in the middle

ages to say where we are going wrong. The metronome. -- the metro,

now. Most of the papers reading with the comments by Donald Trump,

preacher of hate, he risks a UK ban. This is the SNP calling for him to

be banned coming to the UK. I think he will love it. The oxygen of

publicity! I do not know whether he believes what he said about banning

Muslims from the United States and shipping them back and this

nonsense, I do not know if he means it. The fact is he feels free to say

it's because we live in a free society. How do we not give people

like this the oxygen and publicity they crave because in a couple of

months, he will move on and barely refer to it again. He is doing it to

keep his profile up there and it is working on both sides of the ill

antic and abroad and we should just ignore the idiot. The metro reminds

us that he owns temporary golf course. I had forgotten that. I

agree with Richard, I cannot take him seriously. I did interview him

years ago. Did you? What was he like? Big. Not dynamic but he

thought he was dynamic. I cannot imagine, I cannot take him

seriously. Anybody who refers to himself as the third person, Donald

Trump says... You are Donald Trump, you idiot! The word is, I. You can

do personalise what you say. Ban him, I don't know. He should just go

away, ignore him. He was being annoying. And his hair might

change. He was preaching to the converted in the audience but there

was no shouting or heckling or booing. And in the street interviews

following in the United States, people said, I agree. That is not

surprising. He is preaching to the converted. That does not necessarily

mean a lot of people feel that way. He has got money, he can do that

sort of campaign. I think we should not give him that publicity. I

agree. Stop talking about him now! Moving on to the Financial Times.

Cameron's demands on benefits sparking a migration Plan B in

Brussels. Is this saying Brussels cannot offer David Cameron what he

wants and can they come up with a plan? This is a reading glasses job.

Serious EU stories. This is a fairly meaningless story because what is

happening is David Cameron has said we have immigrants coming to the

country milking our benefits system and it turns out they are not

really. If you look at the next page, the fit -- the Office for

Budget Responsibility, the top expert says most of the migrants do

not rip off the benefits system. What you have got a figleaf. The EU

saying basically round the back of the bike sheds to David Cameron, we

all know it is not a problem, let's pretend it is and we will help you

pretend that by saying we will back you if you want to stop migrants

coming and ripping you off, deal? Do you have inside knowledge of this,

Richard? He is round the back of the bike sheds. I was having breakfast

with David This Morning! He is in the Office for Budget

Responsibility. It is a no-brainer, it is obvious and it will evaporate

quickly as there is nothing in that story. In the express, it is

interesting, it says it will not cut migrants, this is from the Office

for Budget Responsibility. They do not give details. That is because

the Stephen says, this is what I feel personally, it is not going to

make a difference. The amount of migrants coming here. But he says

that is his opinion and he has not done enough research. It is... He

must have reasons for saying that. He probably thinks it is true. It is

not backed up as yet. Hot-air. The story will not go away. Telegraph. A

new twist to Lord Lucan. Does this story ever go away? No, I was about

to say I have interviewed him, but that would be such a lie! Liar! Why

not? That is fascinating. Only people of a certain generation will

find this fascinating. He was hanging out with those rich people

and nobody knew what happens. Now somebody has said he did kill

himself the night he murdered his wife. That is what Jimmy Goldsmith

and his gambling France said. They were quick to say with no evidence,

they were quite sure Lord Lucan killed himself. Everybody thought he

had gone away to cover for him. We thought it was a cover story. So not

necessarily a new twist? How many times have you read that twist? He

is supposed to have chucked himself of a channel ferry. I thought he

went on to Beachy Head. You and on the bottom of Beachy Head and that

is where your body is found. The picture is of Lord Lucan... Not Lord

Lucan, it is Eddie Redmayne. Talking of exclusive interviews! I have just

interviewed him at Claridges. It is like that scene in Notting Hill. I

did not have to be turned and was from horse and hound and he was not

wearing that extraordinary jacket! Eye-catching. He was in fine Vettel

and it is a great film and his performance as a transgender, one of

the first transgender women is quite remarkable. A bit like The Theory of

Everything and bit by bit, you see his physicality degrading into the

Stephen Hawking character as he is today. Here, bit by bit in the film

he changes into a woman and the first he puts on women's clothing

and underwear, it is profoundly awkward for you watching and for his

character, based on a true story. Gradually, he adjusts and adapt and

evolves and eventually by the end of the film, I will not give away the

real ending, he has become a woman and his acting portrays that. He is

an incredibly gifted actor, one of the finest we have. I have not

list! I will swap Eddie Redmayne for list! I will swap Eddie Redmayne for

Donald Trump! I cannot trump that! Hillary Clinton, anyway! I have done

her! This is terrible! We will leave it there for now! They will be back

in an hour so who knows who else might,! She will come out punching!

You'll both be back at half past eleven for another look at the