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England out of a tricky spot against Johannesburg. -- against South

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Africa in Johannesburg. Hello and welcome to

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our look ahead to what the papers With me are Sue Matthias,

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senior news features editor at the Financial Times,

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and James Millar, Westminster The Times shows a picture of British

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astronaut Tim Peake on his first spacewalk,

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where he's been fixing part The i reports on suggestions that

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red light districts should be set up for sex workers in cities

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including London and Glasgow. The Daily Mail claims that hundreds

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of thousands of tons of recycling is The Independent has an exclusive

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report on Deepcut Barracks, where it's claimed there was a culture

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of bullying and sexual assaults. The Sun says motorists are paying

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nearly 5p a litre too much for petrol, accusing companies

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of profiteering instead of passing The Guardian reports that 600

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British citizens have been caught trying to enter Syria to join

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the so-called Islamic State and And the Telegraph leads

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on discussions over 600 Britons caught trying to join

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jihadis. 600 caught trying to join, so not necessarily those who managed

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to get through. In the story, it says there are 800 already in

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there. That makes a total of 1400 who have either tried to get in and

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some have succeeded and some have not. We keep hearing about people

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going there and trying to join ISIS and this is a good story because it

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puts a number on it and it is quite a worrying number. And praise for

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the Turkish. Yes. That is true. Philip Hammond says there is an

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increase in the number of Britons apprehended in Turkey because of a

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transformation in cooperation between the UK and Turkey. He is

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trying to find some good news because actually, the news has been

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pretty dismal. My impression from this article is that he is trying to

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give the impression that Britain is actually winning the fight to some

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extent. What is the criticism of Russia? The air strikes are not

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where they are supposed to be? Yes. It is interesting that Philip

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Hammond is over there and he is producing stories, big stories. He

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says that the Russians are targeting civilians, bombing schools and

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hospitals. And not only that, they returned 20 minutes later when the

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rescue workers are there and bomb them again. That is in contravention

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of all sorts of rules and conventions and it is a big claim to

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make. Presumably he has the evidence to back it up. The Sun. Drivers

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ripped off. Petrol chumps. It feels like we are being blamed for paying

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too much. I think the idea is that they are taking us for chumps. And

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the headline on the next page... Brent screwed. The oil price has hit

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an all-time low and it is not being passed on to the consumer. People

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are making money and we, the people at the end of the chain, are paying

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the price. We don't have a choice. We cannot stop buying it. The one

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thing missing from this story is the word tax because the vast majority

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of the cost of a litre of petrol goes to the government. You could

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take it up with them. Says what petrol should cost but who decides

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what the acceptable level of profit should be? Possibly something for

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Jeremy Corbyn to get into. Nationalise the lot of it and set a

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price that we. -- that way. Recycling being burned or buried.

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Because some of the recycling we put out is contaminated because people

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do not separate it well enough. Instead of suggesting people should

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separate their rubbish more carefully, the Daily Mail should

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suggest that all recycling is rubbish. -- is suggesting. But the

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vast majority is being recycled and the council with the poorest record,

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which is Manchester City Council, only turns away 18 bins for every

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100 four recycling, which I think is a good record. Is this spreading the

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pain in the budget? Yes. This is another George Osborne intervention

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into pensions and this time, it is on income tax relief. The proposal

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is that he spreads that around a bit more equitably because the current

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situation is the more money you make, the more pension tax relief

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you get. The new proposal would level it down so that everyone gets

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a flat rate. That seems to be quite a neat way of him pitching for what

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he calls the common ground, moving into that area vacated by Jeremy

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Corbyn. And it happens to save him billions of pounds as well. Red

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lights on set for UK cities. -- is this a done deal? It does not seem

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to be a done deal. It seems that Leeds has been trialling this with

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some success, stopping violent attacks on women workers, and there

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are proposals for that to be rolled out across the country. But as James

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has pointed out earlier, we cannot tell from this report... I'm not

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certain if it has actually reduced crime. Sex workers are more willing

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to report crime but I'm not certain if we have figures on how successful

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it has been. That is a good thing, however... I think it has led to a

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reduction in attacks on sex workers and therefore the police... I'm not

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sure it has actually worked like that. You and your need for accurate

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statistics! You are ruining all about stories! It might catch on.

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The Telegraph. Easter to fall in the same with every year. Christmas is

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always on December 25. Why should not east of the fixed? Absolutely.

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And it is a very big question. It seems the Archbishop of Canterbury

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has had this thought and so has Pope Francis as well as the Coptic

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Orthodox Church patriarch as well, so it looks like it may gather steam

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and actually happen, which would be popular for the Archbishop, who is

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not exactly covered in popularity this week. At present, Easter falls

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on the first Sunday following the first full moon after the vernal

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equinox. It would be easier if it fell on the same week... But does it

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matter? Yes, because it makes life easier. The tourism industry,

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sporting fixtures, the government... But the vital sentence

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in the entire story is that even just an admits that the first

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attempt to do this was in the 10th century. -- even the Archbishop

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admits. They have not got a good record of agreeing on things. There

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is a first time for everything. One would hope so. It is extraordinary.

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People who think we should have a more secular way of organising

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things... I know that Easter is a religious holiday... But many

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schools have the first few weeks in April, come what may. Bait set the

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school holidays and Easter can just float around it. -- they set. I

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think it would be welcomed by many people if it comes off. The other

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papers have this story but they have not given it so much space. The

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Express. Page three. A giant step for major Tim. It is no one's fault

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but the images in the newspapers just do not do it justice. They

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really don't. They are very blurry. They are in space! And I'm having

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trouble identifying the object that I believe is called the sequential

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shunt units. I wanted to say that. Is that the one circled in red? No,

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that is Tim. Conduit spot a sequential shunt units if they

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pictures were clear? -- could you. What is this one? That is the

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international space station. Do you know what I'm staggered by? First,

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how you would get your head straight to go out there. And then all of

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that kit... 14 layers of different materials and those massive gloves,

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how are you supposed to fix anything? It is like wearing oven

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mitts. It is like just after Christmas when every toy has those

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fiddly ties that you just cannot and do. You don't just walk into space

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without any preparation. They did it well. They did not finish the entire

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job but they achieved the main objective. They were out there four

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hours and 43 minutes. He is on Twitter. You can ask him to take a

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better picture. That is not what I'm saying. I'm going to watch it

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tomorrow morning. Page seven of the Mirror. Friends reunion show. Mathew

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Perry cannot be there. What kind of reunion show is that if one out of

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six cast members will not be there? I used to like Friends. I never

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watched it. You can. It is an everyday. I know about Rachel and

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her hair. This is a reunion in it is a shame because the sixth of them

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have hardly covered themselves in glory over the 11 years or so...

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Some of them have done other things. But nothing as good as

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Friends. It would be nice to have them all together. But he has a

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theatre show in London at the moment. What has he been doing

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between Friends and this theatre show? He has had quite a colourful

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existence. It's on the internet. I'm not saying it here. And he also

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wrote this play. That is what he has been doing. Wholesome writing. Does

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not bode well? Give him a chance! Someone on Twitter has asked if they

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don't bring me costly and a wagon wheel to keep me going? -- bring me

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a brew. No, they don't. Coming up next,

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it's time for Sportsday.

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