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training for it. -- I do not see why Tokyo would not be on the cards.

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That's all from Sportsday. Coming up in a moment, the Papers.

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

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With me are Financial journalist, Louise Cooper and Michael Booker,

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Tomorrow's front pages starting with...

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The Daily Mail says the 'post-code lottery' for cataract surgery,

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will end as the government is going to draw up new guidelines.

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The Metro lead with Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt getting divorced,

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The Express reports that the government will divert

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spending on overseas aid to fighting terrorism and tackling

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The Guardian says the Labour Party is going to crack down on online

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abuse - expelling members who don't adhere to a code of conduct.

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The Telegraph reports that BBC staff are allegedly

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paid 40% more than staff at other broadcasters.

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The Times leads with news that Britain is going to impose tough

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checks on ivory traders to protect elephants.

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The online Independent leads with a committee

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of MPs who have criticised the government's strategy

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for fighting the so called Islamic State in Syria.

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Are you responsible for this front page? Possibly. There are ?12

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billion that we give in foreign aid and if it is perceived as going to

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places that seem daft, when the story is about India and we show how

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much we give to India and then we have a story about how they put a

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rocket into space, people get upset. It will not be the most amount of

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money, but some people deem it a waste of time. With The Daily

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Express hat on, a lot of our readers will think it is sensible for

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Theresa May to say, this money, we will put it towards tackling the

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global migration crisis, starting with places like Somalia, it has

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turned into a failed state, there is the group Al Shabaab, it is taking

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over the country in many parts and if we put money into it and send

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troops there and target aid and are seen to be targeting the money

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properly, there will be less controversy. She has sensibly put

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this out there in the speech at the UN and many would agree. If that aid

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is going in the right places, then brilliant. The speech that Theresa

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May gave in front of the UN General Assembly, it was a speech that many

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conservatives back here in the UK would applaud one suspects. She is

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talking about dealing with the migration crisis, making sure there

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is a proper differentiation between someone who is coming hither

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economic means, someone who is a refugee, someone who is allowed

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asylum in the first country they land on. -- who is coming here on

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their own economic means. She also said can you imagine it if it was

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your own family fleeing atrocities? She is appealing to her backbenchers

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with a hard line, but also saying, look, we understand why people would

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leave with their families, this appalling situation. It is tackling

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the root causes. They are not really, no one is dealing with

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Syria. Know, the root cause in Somalia is the terrorism and that is

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where the money is being targeted all stop if you stop those states

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becoming failed, then people will stay in those countries and the

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economy grows in those countries and they become attractive places for

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other people. Critics of The Daily Express with the where is the front

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page talking about the fact that 20,000 refugees are supposed to be

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coming to the UK over the next five years, there has been a trickle,

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hardly any have made it. This story we are applauding the use of foreign

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aid, we cannot do everything. Every single time, but at the moment we

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would back what she is saying. Let's move on, the Metro is talking about

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Syria. The UN condemns the bombing of an aid convoy in Syria. These are

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volunteers, many of them, they are trying to help people in Syria and

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they get bombed. It is a war crime. 18 trucks, it is a pretty big

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attack. 18 trucks being destroyed is a very large bomb. We have seen

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President Putin and Bashar al-Assad say nothing to do with arts.

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Somebody must have done it. You have got the UN aid chief Stephen O'Brien

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saying if this callous attack is found to be a deliberate attack on

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humanitarians it would amount to war crime, but the trouble is getting

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that proof when you have a categorical denial from Russia and

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Syria, then there needs to be proof and in the fog of war, that is very

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difficult to get. There is a general fear of Russia. The UN commission

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has stinging rebukes, but what does it do to Putin and Russia? Ban

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Ki-Moon was very strong today, normally does not get quite so the

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motion -- quite so emotional. Where does that go? If it was to stop aid

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convoys, then it has worked. What would you do? LAUGHTER

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The greatest minds at you when do not know how to stop this, if you

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have a regime that has decided it will use whatever means necessary,

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killing civilians potentially and you have liberal democracies who are

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saying you cannot kill civilians, what would you do? We are looking at

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it from afar. Ban Ki-Moon is getting angry, at the end of the day it has

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done nothing. If we go back a few years and we backed military action

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in Syria, the boat that David Cameron lost, where would we be now?

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Would it be far worse. -- vote. It is a hellhole as it is, but

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somewhere down the line the fighting will somehow stop, I do not think it

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will, but these atrocities, no one will prove it. They will get away

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with it. There was a real sense of embarrassment and shame coming from

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the UN today, it is reported by our correspondent. It sums up how

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impotent and absolutely useless they have been in dealing with this. A

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lot of leaders will not want to go there. Look at David Cameron with

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what happened with Libya, that was only a limited intervention, already

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he has introduced over it and there is that report from the committee.

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If we had gone into Syria, what would it be like? It is not about

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going in the Terry, any kind of diplomatic attempts to deal with

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what is going on, it makes the UN look completely and utterly... What

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is the point? You had two of the greatest superpower is saying they

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would have a ceasefire, how many times have we seen ceasefires broken

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in the history of world politics? Talking of war, the Labour Party!

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LAUGHTER This is an entertaining story, but

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we should not be laughing about it. We should not be laughing about it.

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This is the opposition who should be a Sirius opposition. They spent

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eight hours, they could not decide on anything important. -- a serious

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opposition. Like the brownies they are asking members to sign a pledge

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against online abuse. I don't if they have to stand up and say it

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with their fingers in the air, but they have to say I stand against all

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forms of abuse, if found to be in breach of the Labour Party policy of

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online abuse, I face expulsion. They do face expulsion. They could be

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suspended and eventually expelled. You need proof. If you are an online

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troll, surprisingly a lot of them are anonymous and this is a Jewish

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MP, a female MP, Ruth Smith and she said she had been subjected to

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25,000 instances of abuse. It is so bad she has required police

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protection. For a serious political party to spend most of their eight

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hours coming up with this rather than with anything a particular

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substance... If they cannot agree about this... This is a major

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talking point to be fair. For this Jewish MP it is important that the

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Labour Party deals with it. It is very important, the volume of the

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abuse that people seem to be getting, this is the Labour Party.

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It is embarrassing that this is what it comes down to. It is worse than

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embarrassing, it is horrifying. You are right that Ruth Smith did say, I

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think this is a great step forward. At least there is something about

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Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party and his supporters, this seems to be the

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volume of it. To say you will have to sign up and say you will not

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abuse someone, it says a lot. I cannot see a lot of other political

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parties doing this, because they do not have this problem. They had a

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discussion about the Shadow Cabinet being elected, whether or not you

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should get rid of registered voters, they put Jeremy Corbyn in place.

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They did not get very far on a lot of the substantial issues. Let's get

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to the Telegraph. BBC pay is a hot topic, the BBC is said to be paid

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40% more than their rivals. This is the Telegraph and apparently it is

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carried out for the BBC. The disparity is much later than --

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the disparity is much later than the public sector.

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If you can get paid more than somebody else, then good on you. We

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are a public broadcaster. All I would say as a BBC member of staff,

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if this survey had been done 20 or 30 years ago, it would be completely

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different. Pay for workers at lower levels of broadcasting in the

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commercial sector, they have gone down Pacific to sleep in the private

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sector. That has not happened. -- they have gone down steeply in the

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private sector. They are lining up. Very briefly, Brad and Angelina. We

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have three minutes, we can spend some time on this. What is going on

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here? I thought I kind of expected that. I

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know he has had his problems before with Jennifer Aniston and Gwyneth

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Paltrow, but no. Irreconcilable differences according to Angelina.

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I love the way they put it. In the year that has given us Brexit and

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bake it, we now have Brad it. Who wrote this? Hats off for that, come

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on. This will be the big story. This is the first one since the split. We

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have 15 crews standing by to head to LA to spend more money so you can

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write about it and the people will get upset about it. That was a joke

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by the way! Very briefly, fitness training. They are flooding the

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I like Forrest Gump, do not need these things. If you have not done

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any steps for a while it serves get a move on pork chop. There has been

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a study that says when people are done the steps, it is a complete

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waste of time. You are spending ?150 on a fitness tracker and they are

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changing it. I have got one. I am still looking all right, aren't I? I

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am not committing. Angelina will not be coming running, but... LAUGHTER

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We did not get to cats! LAUGHTER Thank you very much indeed, many

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thanks for that. That is it for the papers, do not forget, all the

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papers are online. Let's have a look at the weather.

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Hello there, good evening, fairly quiet weather, things get boisterous

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as the week goes on. A lot of dry weather overnight.

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