23/07/2016 The Papers

They say motorists are currently experiencing delays

A coach carrying schoolchildren from Cheltenham has

Two teenagers are in a serious condition and thirteen others

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

With me are James Rampton, feature writer for the Independent

and Caroline Wheeler, political editor for the Sunday

The Observer leads with details of the 18-year-old who shot nine

people dead at a Munich shopping centre on Friday night.

The Sunday Telegraph says the Munich gunman used social media

to coax the victims to a restaurant where he carried out the shootings.

Massacre in Munich is the headline accompanying a large photo

of the gunman on The Sunday Times front page, above pictures of some

of the victims of last night's shooting in the Bavarian capital,

The Mail on Sunday says Bangladeshi workers are reportedly paid 30 pence

an hour to make T shirts for Jeremy Corbyn's leadership

campaign, which then sell for ?10 each.

The Express reports that the Foreign Secretary,

Boris Johnson, is confident that the Brexit negotiations

will result in the deal Britain wants.

'Non Voyage', that's the headline in the Sunday Mirror,

which is reporting on holiday makers stuck in traffic jams at Dover

for hours today, as they try to make their way across the English

The Observer, one of the papers looking at the aftermath of the

shootings in Munich. He was a loner with an obsession with mass murder.

Five years to the day since Anders Breivik carried out the killings in

Oslo. We discovered that this young man had an unhealthy fixation with

mass killings? We did. The story was developing yesterday and through the

course of the day today. There was a suggestion that it was potentially

related to Islamic State terrorism, but by this morning the whole tone

of the story had changed. One of the shocking things that came out, there

had already been some speculation about the date of this attack, was

that this killer had links to Anders Breivik. A classmate said he had

used Anders Breivik's face as a profile picture on social media. He

also used the exact same way then as Anders Breivik used five years ago.

The question is how someone in Germany could have gotten hold of

that weapon? That is shocking. A security expert earlier said that

many weapons from former Soviet states are awash in the country,

they were trafficked through Germany and were used in both the Brussels

and Paris attacks. If you have the will and desire, you may be able to

find one, as this young man clearly did. It also baffles me that his

parents never spotted anything. He was said to have been bullied for

seven years, his room was full of books with titles like, Why Kids

Kill. He apparently used the most devious means, setting up a Facebook

account as a young woman in inviting young man to come to McDonald's for

some free food, at which point he would murder them. Massacring

Munich, the teenage murderer who killed nine people. Here are just

some of the pictures of the young people who died in the attack last

night. Many more are still being treated in hospital. Yes, it is

tough for everyone, but if you were a parent, just to put yourself into

the issues... I have three teenage girls, seven of the nine who were

killed at teenagers. It was shocking that he targeted them. He also

appeared to have a bias against certain nationalities. He picked out

two children of Turkish origin and two from Kosovo. It seems shocking

that he had such a vitriolic hatred that he would pick out those people.

Yes, and he was bullied at school. The other thing we learned is that

apparently he struck early on Friday, after breaking the news to

his family that he failed his end of school examinations. There seems to

be some turmoil going on in the family. It does make you wonder why

his parents didn't see any early warning signs. Moving on to talk

about some politics in the Observer. A senior Jeremy Corbyn aid accused

of illegal entry into a Westminster offers? Serious claims that she and

her staff were perhaps intimidated by some people surrounding the

leader and his staff. It poses the question that, as Jeremy Corbyn lost

control of some people? It happened on a day where more than 40 female

MPs wrote to Jeremy Corbyn saying that he needs to crack down on

abuse. Angela Eagle had a shocking moment when a brick was thrown

through her office window. It seems like there is a really nasty,

vitriolic atmosphere prevailing at the moment. Bed does. This is an

astonishing story. She was one of the shadow cabinet members that

resigned a few weeks ago for -- few weeks ago. The suggestion is that

somebody close to John McDonald has entered her office without

permission. There was a precedent set going back to 2008. They have

said there should be no access to these officers apart from the

particular member. We don't have the response yet, not from the Labour

Party or from the leader's team, but there has been an astonishing period

where lots of claims of bullying and harassment have emerged. We had one

about how the Shadow Cabinet aides were essentially saying they could

not make complaints about bullying. Is this really what we expect from

the Labour Party? The Mail on Sunday, how low can he go? Jeremy

Corbyn using slave Labour for T-shirts, the T-shirts cost ?10 but

the machine is making the T-shirts in Bangladesh only earn 30p an hour.

You would think somebody would check that. Especially as it has happened

before. It does seem like a great story. I know that the Mail on

Sunday are definitely against Corbyn. It is a strong story because

the Labour leader himself has previously attacked the pain

conditions in Bangladesh and urged consumers to think twice about

buying products from that country. If this is the case, it does seem

someone has been rather hypocritical -- paying. In September last year,

they reported this. Clearly somebody has not been as careful as they

should have been. For it to happen wants is one thing, but twice is

quite extraordinary. Careless. The express, EU will give us what we

want. Where has he got this from? -- Express. Boris Johnson, as we all

know, I am sure he is reeling from the shock. He has gone out and tried

to gather support for Britain and their role in the world. He attended

a meeting with some American journalist who wanted to ask about

Brexit and where it was going. His response was that he thought Britain

could have her cake and eat it, we could get a deal from Europe which

meant we could have access to the single market balanced with a

restriction of free movement. He says he is detecting a mood change

within Europe and they would be happy to give him what he wants. I

am treating some of Boris Johnson's words with caution. I don't think

everything he said during the Brexit campaign was strictly accurate. An

American journalist read a very long list of perceived inaccuracies to Mr

Johnson during his press conference. I have never seen him lost for

words, until he broke into Latin. It doesn't actually get things done.

Carrying out a good game and talking about a good game are two different

things. The Sunday Mirror, this is people trying to head to Dover on

holiday. Security checks have increased, people are bit miffed.

But the people we have spoken to are coping remarkably well. They get the

football south of the car, they have clearly been camping. They don't...

To neither thought of spending several hours trapped in a hot car

with my children makes me horrified. We heard reports of ten hours, 12

hours... I can't imagine that. Look at the picture, it is a great

picture unless you are stuck in it. Highway to hell? I like this story

because it combines many things that Sunday papers love. The word misery

is essential in any headline, it also gives us an excuse to kick the

French, which we love. Apparently they was only one friend border

guard on duty. It is a wonderful picture, whoever took that, take a

bow. I like the quote from one of the poor people who was trapped who

said, there was a bit of camping spirit going on. Very much like

Glastonbury, but with the benefit of having a real bathroom at the end of

it. Stuck in that terrible jam, I hope you all have a lovely holiday

when you get there. Somebody rescue me here. Taylor Swift given the

right to censor her online abuse? She is one of the most powerful pop

people in history. In an unprecedented move, Instagram handed

her a unique tool that enables her to remove any negative comments

regarding images that she posts. Basically she can press a button and

delete swathes of negative comments, something of lesser mortals cannot

do. It does speak of this rather celebrity obsessed atmosphere on

social media, some people need to take a break every now and then? One

of the stars of Ghostbusters said she was getting such horrendous

harassment on Twitter because she was a woman. I have three teenage

daughters, so I understand these things. The idea that Taylor Swift

is a master manipulator of the media, on the fourth of July she had

for supermodels surrounding her, Taylor Swift in the middle,

replicating the Statue of Liberty, all with perfect hair and make-up...

Even had her poor unfortunate boyfriend to wear a I Love Taylor

Swift T-shirt... It is also staged -- an. Finally, Chris Froome

coasting home. The third title in the back, he is an extraordinary

athlete? I think he doesn't get enough credit in this country. I

love this headline, he doesn't get enough credit in this country. He

cycles 200 kilometres a day and has to do it again the next day. It is

an astonishing physical feat. Only one Britain has ever won the Tour de

France before. Yesterday he slipped on a painted white wine, crashed

horribly, which the whole of his back and his arm, and said to his

teammate, could I please have your bike? In a wonderful spirit of

kindness, he said yes, he went on cycling and increased his lead. He

is an incredible athlete, and if he doesn't win of the year, it would be

a travesty. It is starting already! I am not saying he will, but I

really think he should. What he has done surpasses most things that any

Britons have ever done. We have revealed that one of our producers

tonight is quite keen on Tour de France. She told us about Adam

Yates... The under 25-year-old what fourth-place, which is phenomenal

for a man of that age -- got. He has 30 stage wins, and only one

legendary cyclist has more. If he's surpasses that, that is an amazing

achievement. They are livid, their opponents. Compared to this, a bit

of abuse on Twitter is not so bad. Thank you James and Caroline,

you'll both be back at half 11 for another look at the stories

making the news tomorrow.