17/04/2017 The Papers

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

We've had a few more from pages in the last hour.

With me Kate Devlin, Political Correspondent

at the Scottish Newspaper, The Herald and the Broadcaster,

Let's update you on what is on some of the front pages.

'North Korea threatens Trump with nuclear war' is the i's

headline, with an interesting photograph.

The Times claims Europe is braced for a new migrant crisis

after Turkey's President Erdogan indicated he may issue Brussels

with an ultimatum on visa-free travel.

The Guardian leads with a report from Afghanistan

on the impact of last week's bomb attack by US forces.

According to the Daily Telegraph, schoolchildren in England will be

given better access to NHS mental health workers.

The paper featured an exclusive interview with Prince Harry today

about his personal battle with mental health.

Meanwhile, the Daily Mail says the Duke of Cambridge will call

for an end to the UK's stiff upper lip culture

and encourage people to talk openly about their emotions.

The Metro has fresh allegations about Facebook

and the social media phenomenon of so-called "fake news".

Top story for the Express is 'Crackdown on Foreign Crooks',

with new rules to be announced by the Justice Secretary,

The Mirror has the latest speculation on the disappearance

Let's plunge straight in. The Guardian has this interesting

article about... Very timely, given we pat bombings in Afghanistan,

Syria and now all this talk about threats and action in North Korea.

They say this is the mother of all bombs? A wonderful expression. Much

was made of the largest non- nuclear bomb ever used in combat. That was

last Thursday. The question remains what long-term impact will that Bob

have had? -- on. According to this story it was felt across all local

villages, some people were driven away by the group returning to their

homes, but the Taliban remain dominant, the dominant force in that

conflict. This is interesting. Mr Trump targeted Islamic State, but

people said at the time that actually Islamic State wasn't much

of a presence, they were already on the defensive. Another problem as

well. Number 10 and an awful lot of governments across the world were

very worried about what happens if Isis has indeed taken a fatal hit

because we were worried about what happens to those fighters. Where do

they go? They don't give up the fight, they disburse locally or they

return to their home countries. So it's an incredibly difficult jigsaw

on geopolitics going on. Sometimes you've got to change minds. It is

difficult to kill an idea. Very unlikely to kill an idea. History

suggests that. I would point out. I've been reading funnily enough

recently a book about the buildup to the start of the Second World War.

And what happened after the world war. This was the story of a lord,

some people might remember. Those ideas that were there in the 1930s

were there after 1945. And so you are absolutely right. Where are

these people going to go? However bigger weapon is, an interesting

story. We will come back to the Guardian in a bid. Moving on to the

Times. People will be slightly baffled by... We will come back. A

large money next to Donald Trump, this is not some joke, this is all

perfectly normal for US presidents. It's not fake news. They do two

things. They do an Easter egg hunt, and they do call it that, given

recent rows about that. And they also part of the Thanksgiving

turkey. Let's talk about the serious stuff. That's the story about Europe

says Turkey will renege on migrant deal. Why? Because the leader of

Turkey has been massively bolstered this weekend by winning the

referendum. Actually quite tight in the end. Tighter than the Brexit

referendum. Certainly tighter than a lot of people expected. It's been

disputed. A fact that it's been disputed is also giving something to

the opposition parties in Turkey. But the fact remains. He won a

referendum that gives him a lot more power and the fear across Europe,

according to the Times, is that he will start exercising that and start

flexing his muscles. He will demand that the time is up and he will want

these are free access to the Schengen area. This is an especially

difficult time for countries like Germany to be doing deals with

Turkey to keep migrants out and France, both with elections this

year, both with nationalist party saying, we don't want more people

coming in. Turkey has an interesting relationship with Germany. A lot of

Turks have settled and clearly there is worry about allowing Turks to

come into Europe. There was this big campaign. If we stay in EU people

from Turkey will be able to come here. Debatable as to whether that

was true but it was clearly emotional point. Turkey is

absolutely pivotal. People realise that. Are they in the west? Are they

the link with Asia? And of course they are Nato. Yes, which is

crucial. The president, regardless of this referendum result, it would

appear to me particularly at such a difficult time that it is in a very

strong position if it comes to negotiating with Brussels. Just

going back to the referendum, you say he won, the opposition a week

ago, all the stuffing were being knocked out of the opposition. It

appears to be tonight that they've been given a fresh lease of life by

these independent observer is who said, hey, this very close

referendum was not straight, it wasn't acceptable. His response to

the election was to know your place. Quite interesting. So the

Independent say that he isn't interested. It is noticeable that

Donald Trump was on the phone to congratulate him. Maybe whatever

people think of him it might have been a beetroot if Mrs May,

Chancellor Merkel, Francois Hollande had been on the phone as well.

Apparently he didn't win the referendum even on his figures in

any of the three biggest cities in Turkey, including Istanbul. Ankara,

Istanbul, is near, voted no. Other parts of the country where he is

strong, it could be an interesting conflict. -- Izmir. Moving on. North

Korea is on the front of the i. I mentioned this earlier. There is a

great each of Kim Jong-un. It is a great photo. If you were worried

about recent events in the past couple of days, looking about face,

it's not exactly... Yes, it had overplayed? Threatening Trump with

nuclear war. They fired a missile and it went... In the know why it

fizzled out. Did the Americans have anything to do with it? The

conspiracy theorists will be working overtime I'm sure over the next few

days. But, you know, it is so unpredictable that you have a new

president. Has he really only been in power since January? It seems

extraordinary! He seems to have been in power forever! What's fascinating

to me is the talk of the battle inside the White House between...

For the presidents here. And the two sides, one of the sites with some of

his relations who's been smeared by the other side as Democrats. My

goodness! What an awful crime that was! The front of The Daily Mail. I

think it's fair to say this is the domestic story of the day, this Port

Arthur that the Telegraph got of Prince Harry, which has been quite

striking. What impact the think it will have? The papers think it will

have a". I think it will have a big impact. I also think this particular

story, coming from his brother, will have a particular impact and I think

it's an incredibly sophisticated appeal, actually. They really know

what they're doing on this. He talks about losing our stiff upper lip.

What he understands Daily Mail readers, so there a line in it in

which he says the traditional stiff upper lip still has it's place at

some places, but let's not let it get in the way of a mental health.

Couple that with a picture of the children as well, I think it's a

real attempts to win over hearts and minds. It goes very well with what

his brother has said. 20 years ago, or not quite 20 years, it will be

the anniversary. There was that controversy because initially it

looked like the queen was staying away from London, they were

detaching themselves emotionally from the public trauma over the

shock death of Diana, Princess of Wales. It seems like we've travelled

a long way. I would love to be a fly on the wall when somebody called the

Duke of Edinburgh meets Prince William perhaps to discuss this

story about the end of the stiff upper lip. Do I not remember Prince

Charles... He didn't enjoy it! Wasn't that all about stiff upper

lip and all of the rest of it? It is an extraordinary story. Some of us

hope that mental health will at last be getting the priority it deserves.

I can remember much maligned in the coalition government, Nick Clegg

championed mental health in a very large way. To be fair, when Liam Fox

ran for the Tory leadership when he was running against David Cameron,

one of his big focus is was when he spoke about the Cinderella of mental

health. It is something we've spoken about for a long time. AB this will

be at -- maybe this will be an important moment for them. Living

onto the Express. Another photo of the young royals. Crackdown on

foreign crooks. Tell us all about this. This is an attempt to speed up

the deportation of foreign crooks and those who have lost their asylum

appeals. It's an attempt to reduce the amount of time to less than one

month. 28 days. It has to be said that previous attempts to do

something similar came up against the courts. The European Convention

on Human Rights perhaps? And it does appear as if this is... They talk

about 2000 people and saving in the millions, not a terribly huge amount

of money. A good headline for the government. And for Liz Truss, who

has had quite bad headlines. She has had a rough few months. Moving on. I

want to allow plenty of time to talk about this. This is the Telegraph's

back page. Earlier we were listening to my grave and who sounded like it

had a good evening we had some interesting things to say. A great

night for them, but presumably they don't want to be like Leicester.

They want to be a disappointment within the year. I have no doubt

that this achievement is greater than Leicester City's. 20 years ago

some of us remember this football club was on its knees. It was 15

minutes from going out of the foot or leak and in the bottom division

altogether. It had no ground. It had been sold by the previous owner.

Virtually every week there were protests of one sort or another. I

was at the FA at that time and was fighting a battle with the lawyers,

not for the first or last time in my life! I said, what is the FA for if

it is not to help with this sort of thing? And certain lawyers, who will

remain nameless, said precedent, we have to it for every club, et

cetera. There was some evidence that I want that little battle and played

a small part in this club which you heard of, your interviewee from the

streets of Brighton, with a few interesting people behind them. You

know, they care about this club. This club was saved by local people.

They have built this club up. They are the recipe for how you develop a

football club successfully and they've had some bad fortune, what's

great fortune is well along the way and they deserve every second of it.

Good. Good news. These pictures are crackers. I

wonder what he is going to do when he has to pad and the traditional

Thanksgiving turkey. I wonder if he will depart from tradition. This is

a photo. People would have killed to get this vote in the past. It is

absolutely fantastic. -- photo. The startled impression on that bunny's

face. Every single world leader that goes to the White House will be

superimposed onto that bunny. Part of me wonders if there is something

of the Hillary Clinton about this bunny. The glasses. We don't know if

it is a male bunny. She is looking for a job. I think maybe they could

have been a slightly more... You think they have let us down with

some of the headlines? Personally I would have liked Puppet in the White

House if it was one of Jim Henson's creations. You could go Muppet if

you needed to. If this does not make it onto the front page of a

well-known satirical magazine next week, I will be astounded. To use

the word "startled". The bunny is startled. I wonder what by? On that

note, what a wonderful way to end is the. A pleasure to see you guys

again. I hope you find time to eat some eggs. Chocolate will be half

price in the shops. That is it the big thank you for staying with us.

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