25/01/2016 The Papers

last eight. Also we will hear from Jimmy Anderson on how to save the

fourth test. Hello and welcome to

our look ahead to what the papers With me are Kevin Schofield, the

Editor of Politics Home and Mina The Telegraph says the

European Union is considering plans to "seal Greece off from the rest

of the Continent", and move the passport-free zone so that it

covers only northern Europe. It says the idea is aimed

at tackling the migrant crisis. The Times has a story

on the same theme - the papers says the Schengen zone could be suspended

completely for two years. The 'i' leads with the agonising

final message of the explorer Henry Worsley, who died just 30

miles short of being the first man The Financial Times reports

Downing Street has distanced itself from the Chancellor's claim that

the ? 130 million tax deal with The Guardian says spending cuts are

to blame for a rise The Mail says the NHS 111 service is

a box-ticking exercise which can miss life-threatening

symptoms in children. The Daily Express says scientists

are getting close to developing 'It could be them' the Mirror

reports that hundreds of people are now claiming to be

the holders of the missing ? 33 Let's start with the Telegraph,

dramatic plans for migrants. The idea is to take Greece out of the

Schengen zone. Yes. Essentially, we would be leaving Greece to defend

for itself. As you can imagine, this has not gone down terribly well in

Athens. The government has said... Has accused the EU of assaulting it.

There is a massive problem. Massive flow of migrants coming in to the

region. Most of them coming up in Greece or the islands surrounding

it. Then looking to make their way to the rest of the continent. It

seems a pretty extreme solution to the problem. Is this Brussels saying

it is not our problem? You would think that Greece, as a member,

there would be a collective response. On the one hand, there is

the issue of pushing the border up and pretending it is no longer any

bodies problem but Greece and Turkey. It is strange that the

European Union would also consider imposing internal checks on the

borders between Europe because this is one of the most successful

policies of the EU, have it the Schengen policy. If you keep them in

Greece, the economy is doing so badly, the refugees cannot work and

create a new life for themselves. It was almost like a blame game, as the

Greek government is complaining. The blame game is from countries having

huge conflicts and this is a symptom of it. It is bizarre that they would

single out Greece like this. There has been controversy. Greece is not

registered some of the refugees so they are not completely faultless

and it is a failure of policy. The failure of the rupee in union in

general. -- European Union. This is shocking, the numbers in this report

by the Guardian shows the depths among mental patients in England has

risen by 21% over the last three years. The article does the there

are new ways of monitoring the figures and, therefore, it could be

they were already high figures but were not being reported and we do

not know. Regardless, there are over 700 people who have died and there

are constraints on the NHS and the lack of ability to cope with those

in need of support. There is also something here, again, about a

lifeline given to those who can get support at home rather than going

into hospital because the NHS is stretched. It is really a crisis,

this issue of mental health. Kevin, this is part of the Guardian... It

has been doing this for a few days, looking inside the NHS and they have

come up with these figures. Is this something people in government will

be taking notice of? They should be. Under the coalition, one of the main

benefits was to make mental health more of an issue. These figures have

been uncovered by Norman Lampe, health Minister in the previous

government. He is a driving ambition was to improve services for those

suffering from a mental illness. There was a scandal about unclaimed

deaths, unexplained death that could be prevented were the proper

procedures and resources put in place. They should be looking at

this. What about the Daily Mail, Bob -- bombshell report over the 111

service. A little boy died just after his first birthday. There were

16 blunders that led to these poor baby dying. One of them is the fact

that his parents really did everything necessary. They had gone

to doctors. More than one GP failed to see symptoms. In the end, he was

very ill and they called the 111 line at what is a very telling is

that most staff use computer scripts and are not medically trained. If

they miss a certain symptom, then it could cost somebody their life.

Having said that, Kevin, the problems of this poor baby, they

were missed by trained professionals anyway must make yes, they were. The

extent occasions in which something could have been done. The parent did

everything right and, as a parent, you would like to think that you

could put your trust in the medical profession if your child is unwell,

you leave the their hands and they would do everything they possibly

can but multiple opportunities were missed and, as a parent, it is

absolutely heartbreaking. I cannot imagine anything worse, especially

when it is preventable. The ad line saying the phone line is not safe

for six children, is that fair? This was the final blunder, the worst

one. There are certain moments that they could have realised that the

crying of the baby, the type of crying would have been indicative if

it was a trained paediatrician or Doctor. You would go to the

emergency or call 9/11. As you say, the parents were doing the best they

can, thinking the person on the line would be giving them good advice.

This is a case that has highlighted a -- but it is widespread. Is this

turning into a bit of a problem for the government? There is a breakdown

in the message. George Osborne was hailing this as a major success, 100

and ?50 million brained out of Google. -- received. This is a step

forward but more needs to be done. The problem is that George Osborne

looks complacent. If you look at the revenues, 5.7 billion dollars that

Google makes. 150 pound in tax is not the an awful lot. The French

government is playing much more hardball with Google and has made

500 million euros out of Google. -- ?150 million. You hammer individuals

for not paying enough tax by a youth so happy that Google is not paying

that much tax. This is the kind of thing that winds people up. You have

these mega companies that pay next to nothing. From 2005-2015, the tax

worked out to be 3%. Are people who say they are employing hundreds of

people so to use scare them off and get them to go somewhere else rather

than generating these? Personally, I think, if we have a tax rate, it has

to be for all. Small businesses do not get a break like that. It should

be British businesses are getting that sort of tax relief. It will

increasingly be a problem, especially since the French are able

to get three times that. In the mirror, we will scoop past the last

story in the Times because we are running out of time. The winning

Lotto ticket! LAUGHTER. There is only one person who won this. Where

did they buy the ticket? Was it will start? You sneak over to try and

claim it? If this woman is to be believed, unfortunately for her, she

had heard ticket in the Jints pocket and it was put through the wash. --

Jints. -- pants. The ticket has the numbers on it. The numbers checkout

and it says that 2016 but the barcode is not scanned because she

says it has been through the wash. Camelot have said they do want to

pay but they have to be shelved it is the right person. Hundreds of

people have thought, they will go for it. How are they trying to claim

it? At least she has a ticket. You find this sort of companies will

make up what they call greetings cards or business cards so, you

know, I do not see any reason why they could not knock up a little

ticket for you! Issue completely out of the picture?

They have said that they want to pay it -- is she. They have to be 100%

sure. They just don't have CCTV footage of her going into the shop.

She checks out in terms of the area and the time it was bought, that is

in her favour, it is just the final bar-code they cannot verify. They

are worried about opening the door for people who say that is in her

favour, it is just the final bar-code they cannot verify. They

are worried about opening the door for people who say their seeing as

the numbers -- who say their ticket was washed. She didn't know she was

going to win the jackpot. -- seeing as the numbers show up. Whenever I

play the lottery I end up forgetting about the ticket. Only God knows. We

will end it there. Thank you very much indeed for coming in to look at

some of the stories behind the headlines of some of the papers.

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