12/04/2016 The Papers

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

With me are Josie Cox from the Wall Street Journal and Pippa Crerar,

Political Correspondent from The Evening Standard.

Let's have a look at some of those front pages.

The Guardian, which leads with those IMF warnings

The EU referendum leads the Telegraph too.

It reports a ?5 million push to leave, by a new group set up

as a response to the government's pro-EU leaflets.

to the stars' is the top story for The Times.

It says tiny spaceships will be 'blasted' to distant stars by laser

The Daily Mail has the migrant crisis on its front page.

It reports that criminals are offering migrants passage

to increase corporate tax transparency is the lead

for the Metro, it says it's intended to shame big companies out of moving

reports speculation about the end of the slump in oil prices,

which have risen to their highest level this year.

says Prince William ignored protocol to talk to India's Prime Minister

that the financial crisis has caused delays to retirement for millions.

Josie, let's start with The Guardian, the IMF raises stakes with

warning a Brexit would hit global growth. The league campaign saying

hang on, this is Project here again. -- the league campaign. They are in

cahoots with the EU, and it is linked by the umbilical cord of

Christine Lagarde, the former interior finance minister for

France, and therefore this should be ignored -- Leave Campaign. Yes, we

have to remember that it is not a huge surprise the IMF has said this,

we knew that the report was coming out about the state of the economy

and we have known her stance for a long time. The section where the IMF

spoke about exit was pretty small. It could just be seen as a case of

people paying attention to what they want to. In the grand scheme of

things, the economic outlook that the IMF has issued for global and

for Britain, they've cut it for the fourth time this year. In the grand

scheme of things, it is looking relatively robust compared to a lot

of economies. Of course, the government have seized on it and

said look, this is proof the IMF, a respected organisation, have said it

would be a catastrophe if there is a Brexit. But they forecast for the

British economy and what would happen to this country, they got it

wrong in the past? It does not stop George Osborne et al leaping on the

reports, and talking about the mere risk of the fact that the UK economy

had been tipped off and the impact on jobs would be worse of the Brexit

happen. George Osborne and Christine Lagarde are old pals, he was one of

the first finance ministers, Noble finance ministers to nominate her

for her role in the IMF in 2011, -- global. He did the same earlier this

year. The Brexit campaigners are saying that it is Christine Lagarde

getting her organisation in line and doing the British governor and a

favour by coming out and injecting a degree of warning in their report

this time around. Brexit campaigners pointed out that Cameron himself

insisted the referendum itself would not unsettle the UK economy. They

are trying to discredit this is Christine Lagarde doing her mates a

favour. The Financial Times," traders call

into slump as oil price hits its highest level of the year".

Interesting, the suggestion that this is why there has been a global

downturn in oil prices? Yes, we are back at a level that we've not seen

for some weeks or months. It would be quite easy to say that this is

the era of sub $40 per barrel of oil, that is over. We have to

remember the fundamentals of white oil fell so low over a short period

of time, that is in place. Oil markets are in supply, there is a

glut. The share industry is doing well. There are many different

factors in place. The Doha meeting of the weekend could be a good

start, and could be a good thing to get Opec members like Saudi Arabia

and Venezuela around the table and talking about a concerted effort to

cut production. At the end of the day, we've seen this before and have

heard this rhetoric before. Whether it will lead to $50 per barrel of

oil again is yet to be seen. Why would it be good for all of us of

the prices are going up? Is it good for all of us could mark if oil

prices are lower committee would think it would be better? The key

economies that are going to benefit are the Opec members. Countries like

Nigeria have been devastated by this slump in the price of oil, and

Venezuela. For them it will be a good thing. And big corporations,

like BP and Shell, they have had a tough few quarters, for then this

will come as a relief. We have seen the effect on the Scottish oil

industry. Jobs and big problems? In terms of Scottish politics and

domestic invocations, this will give hope. Maybe not much more than hope

at the moment but will give hope to support Scottish independence. The

oil revenue they could raise from the North Sea was a key fundamental

when it came to the economic case for independence. It has been

devastated in recent times because of a collapse in the oil price.

Staying with The Financial Times, consumers warned of weeks either

defences on leading retail websites? This is worrying stuff, it is

reminiscent of the Tour Talk data leak of a few months ago. -- Talk

Talk. Hackers broke into the websites of and that resulted in the

loss of customer data. What they are mentioning are household names like

Waitrose, top shop, Debenhams... I do my fortnightly shop from Tesco. I

happily tap in my home address and details, goodness knows what else

they know about me from my shopping habits -- bank details will stop

cyber security experts have warned that British consumers should

reconsider interacting with some of these affected websites. Matt Elan

denies that they have poor cyber security in place -- Matalan. They

say they invest heavily in making sure their customers data is safe.

Be of e-mails coming from these businesses, they could be from

hackers. And other technical flaws, private information like bank

details could be hacked into and used. These are websites millions of

people use? Yes, and regularly. If you go on the Tesco website every

weekend, you are not going to look every single time at whether it

looks like it did last week. You might not pay attention to that kind

of detail. On top of it, a lot of the retailers are having quite a

tough time more generally in terms of competition in the market, price

cuts, and prize was going on. Any kind of reputational damage that

this could incur could be really make or break for them. It could be

difficult for them. As you were saying, pepper, Matt Elan made it

clear that in their case, they have strict measures to deal with this

kind of thing -- Matalan. In the Daily Mail, migrants

apparently smuggled to the UK for just ?100? At first glance, it looks

like a classic Daily Mail immigration story. The scandal,

people could arrive on our shores for only ?100, how easy it must be

to get here. Looking more deeply, the report is an update given by the

National crime agency. Every camera last year set up a group of about 90

officers -- David Cameron. A new task force to look at the migrant

crisis. This is the first report back. While there were some

eye-catching figures like, you can get to the UK for just ?100, stuck

into the back of a lorry from Calais. ?13,500, you can fly from

Iraq with high-quality false papers. Or take a speedboat from Dunkirk for

?12,000. The fundamentals of this are quite worrying. Because, what

the report and update talks about is how the Aegean route, many refugees

and migrants are taking it to come to Europe, from Greece and Turkey,

because of that crackdown, people are going back to the previous most

popular route, Libya to Italy. -- to Greece and Turkey to stop Austria

have said they will build a wall on the border between the places

migrants intend to cross. We know that Islamic State, they control a

Libyan port, they have vowed to send fighters across the Mediterranean

disguised as migrants. There is a terror concern that will only make

the plight of genuine refugees and migrants worse. We have all been

shocked by these pictures of poor souls coming across on these

dilapidated craft, many of them drowning. These figures, 100s and

thousands migrants travelled from Libya to Italy in 2014. It was the

most popular route. It was 885,000 the following.

Inevitably, those travelling this summer will lose their lives.

Wales, save our steel. Prince ignores protocol to tackle

the Indian Premier Mr over petition jobs axis? -- Indian Prime Minister.

It is one of those issues that affect our lives. It is a political

and economical subject. It is a people subject, about livelihoods.

I'm not that surprised to see this out while he is over there. And that

he said something. As we've seen in the past, he has to be careful with

these things. That he does not overstep the mark and say anything

that is not in line with the official line that Buckingham Palace

is taking. People get angry about him allegedly breaking protocol, to

say, you know what, help us save British Steel? Will people complain?

It is such a political topic it is a hot potato in the sense of taking

sides. It will be interesting to see what the responses to this. The

Royals are absolutely loved in certain parts of India. On trips

that I've been on, with various seedier politicians in

-- senior politicians in India, there are always questions about

what the Queen said that Buckingham Palace for her tea, and what he

called these are called! Kate Roxette

-- Corgis. This is a headline. She charmed the kids in Delhi. They are

drumming trade Up? We had a bit of an issue with

the ?50 dress, it is from temporally. As you know, because you

are over say with your designers, you are regularly looking the racks

at Selfridge's, unless she has got it in a sale or off the back of a

lorry... It is more like ?500! We will knock

a few more quid off for you! There is the uncomfortable, nation of Kate

and her sparkling jewels and the street kids in New Delhi --

uncomfortable contrast. They live lives of pure deprivation.

We have two ended there. Thank you both of you for coming in.

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