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manager Louis van Gaal hits back at reports he is to leave the club

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again. That's all in Sportsday in 15 minutes. First, it is the papers.

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Welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us

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tomorrow. Settle down! With me are the Social Affairs

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Editor of the Guardian, Randeep Ramesh, and the Evening

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Standard columnist, Rosamund Urwin. Welcome both.

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It is Randeep's birthday today. Cake later. Let's start with the FT

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and Europe. Cameron eyes compromise over migrant benefit curbs. What

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compromise is this? It is an emergency brake in the system? Well,

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Cameron because he wants the EU referendum earlier rather than

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later, has decided to go with a half-baked deal according to the

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Euro-sceptics whereby he would take away benefits from some workers, but

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probably not enough to satisfy the right of his party. We have got

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Bernard Jenkins up in arms saying you only need an emergency brake if

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you have lost control. A famous Tory red flag. And I think that's going

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to be his problem. It is convincing the right that he is going to do

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enough to satisfy them and bring them on board. The idea is you would

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stop having to pay welfare payments to migrants if you are your welfare

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system was under exceptional strain which begs the question what does

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exceptional strain cons institute? What we have been, what one of the

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things that has come up repeatedly is when you look at European

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migrants to Britain, and a UCL economist did that research in 2014

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and they found actually EU migrants were, we benefited, the UK benefited

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?20 billion from them coming here rather than them taking this, put

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ago pressure on our benefit system. This is the other way around. It

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looked as if David Cameron wasn't going to get any compromises at all.

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He will argue, surely, it is quite significant. It is something to

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bring back to the table. What has he achieved? Well, he got some

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compromise, hasn't he? It was told he had to have if it was to be

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regarded as reforms. It only affects 20% of those coming to Britain from

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the EU. I know neither of you are convinced. Let's move on. The I, the

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Zika virus spreading ex-employee civil. That has gone from naught to

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very high. Mothers were reporting Zika a while ago and their doctors

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weren't interested and suddenly it is headline news. Suddenly we are

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hearing about it. My mother is a doctor and she has been going on

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about it for months. I hear it first from her and suddenly it is on the

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front pages months later. With one of the additional issues that Brazil

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faces, but they are warning it will spread across the Americas and there

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is only two parts of the Americas that don't have the mosquito which

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are Canada and Chile, so we are talking a whole, enormous area, this

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could spread across, but Brazil have got the Rio Olympics coming up

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later. It could scare people, couldn't it? But, they're saying

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they are trying to clear standing water, which is where, in urban

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areas in particular where the particular mosquitos congregate, it

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is an enormous job when you think of the size of the country of Brazil

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and the number of poor urban dwellings. The other thing is the

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vaccine is something, if they can ork out how this stuff works. There

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is not a cause or link, they suspect there is and the number of babies

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born with problems is 4,000. It is a small amount, but they are concerned

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that should that spread, the spread with mosquitos, you can see tens of

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thousands of babies affected. The Guardian, we like your front page

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tonight. It is an excellent newspaper. Tonight it is. EU to step

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in over Google tax deal row. George Osborne has been saying this ?130

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million in back tax from Google is a success, but the EU might not agree?

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Yeah, it is interesting. Because he hasn't been backed by David Cameron,

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Number Ten refused to repeat his massive success or major success

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claim and it is interesting that Europe has decided to take this on

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because you will see the Government hit by the Public Accounts Committee

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which will bring out the HMRC officials and ask them why they did

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the deal and the European Commission which has already in a couple of

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instances ruled on lawful state aid with a couple of countries. George

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Osborne finds himself in a difficult position with our allies. That's

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probably not where he wants to be given he wants to lead the Tory

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Party. The EU is investigating other arrangements that other companies

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have with other countries too? Yes, they have got a list here and you

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mentioned Fiat and there is a settlement between Starbucks and the

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Netherlands and one of the big things is we don't know enough

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details what is going on. The conversations go on in rooms, we

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never hear about what has been said between Government and the companies

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involved and there is no transparency about it and then yes,

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of course, they quote that effective tax rate that they believe Google

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ended up with about 3%. What would everyone want them to pay? A lot of

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people would say if they pay the full amount of Tory Party ration

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tax, it isn't the right amount? If a big company has a tax rate of 3%,

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they have sales of ?4.6 billion. They have ?1 billion in profit. We

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don't know what's tax and what's not, do we? In the public's mind, ?1

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billion worth of profit, a couple million a year, please, that's easy

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maths for the ordinary Joe. We don't know the detail. Let us look at The

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Telegraph, roads will not fall, this is an exclusive, the paper says,

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cash crisis forces Orial College who to defy students who wanted the

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controversial statue to topple. Donors said you are not having my

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money if you make a decision like this. Money really talks in this

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instance and the governing body of Oriel College has ruled it being

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taken out. They were supposed to have a consul station on it and what

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happened now is, well, what The Telegraph are saying is that they

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claim, the people who were going to donate, lots of these donations from

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wills and they are going to pull their dough nations and there is a

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?100 million gift, that can't be that many people that could be, who

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could be leaving that kind of sum in a will. A legacy to be in excess of

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?100 million and that's a staggering sum and as a result of this row over

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pulling down the statue, that could mean that that goes and that's why

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they have ruled it out. A group of student activists who didn't like

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the Cecil Rhodes figure being there, said it should be removed because he

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exemptified an imperialist and a racist. It roplted a wider

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discussion about free speech in -- prompted a wider discussion about

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free speech? It is whether the public, I suppose, should be

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colonized by people we don't particularly like. They talk about

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the prospective we have now? Do we impose or morality on the past? My

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feeling is, it depends what sort of organisation you want to be, a

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forward facing organisation perhaps wouldn't do this, but Oriel might

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like one foot in the past. The Express, Barbie gets a makeover

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and she is adding extra curves to broaden appeal to girlsful they are

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quite slinky. It is better. I did look up Barbie's proportions and

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this picture does seem to show this. Her waist is smaller than her head

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and she wouldn't have room for a full liver. She would only be able

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to fit half a liver and wouldn't have a full set of intestines. She

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wouldn't be a healthy woman and there is a claim she would have to

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walk around on all fours because were legs are so slim. What I'm

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holding out is for Ken. The thing that strikes me, no matter what

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their skin colour, they have Caucasian features. I'm glad she is

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catching up with reality, I suppose. Dad bod Ken, what would he look

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like? Moobs, mightn't he? Yes. You're struggling with this story.

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As somebody who works for the Guardian. I'm glad she is getting a

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PC makeover. I remember it well from Toy Story 3. I can't say much about

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Barbie's internal dimensions. She had 180 careers and she doing all

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those careers whilst walking around on all fours. Barbie's body was

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never designed to be realistic, she was designed for girls to easily

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dress and undress. We have had a statement from Oriel College saying

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they will not remove the statue or the plaque. You can see more on

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their website. We will be back with the papers

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again at 11.30pm. You'll both be back at 11.30pm

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for another look at the stories

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