12/11/2017 The Papers

a wreath at the Cenotaph in London.

Hello, and welcome to our look ahead

to what the papers will be

bringing us tomorrow.

With me are Tony Grew,

a parliamentary journalist,

and Caroline Frost,

entertainment reporter.

Tomorrow's front pages, starting

with this.

The Metro leads with the news

that the Church of England

is advising nearly 5,000 schools

that children should be able

to choose what gender they want

to be without judgement or derision.

The Mail also leads

with the same story.

It says the Church advises that

schools must not use Christian

teachings to justify

behaviour that is considered

to amount to bullying.

It shows the Queen sheading a tear

at today's Remembrance Service

at the Cenotaph.

The Sun also leads

with the same story.

It says two-year-olds will be

getting lessons from drag queens

on gender fluidity.

The guardian leads with Government

tensions over Brexit.

It says Brexiteers,

Michael Gove and Boris Johnson,

have sent the Prime Minister what it

describes as "Orwellian" set

of demands ahead

of this weaks withdrawal bill vote.

The Telegraph leads

with a plea from the husband

of the British-Iranian

woman imprisoned in Iran.

He says he doesn't want to see

Boris Johnson sacked.

It also features the Queen

at today's Remembrance Services.

The Times also leads with the plight

of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe

jailed in Iran.

It says Michael Gove cast doubt

on her defence in an interview

with the BBC.

And finally, The FT leads

with news British spy chiefs

are worried anti virus software

given away by Barclays to two

million of their customers could be

used as an intelligence-gathering

tool by the Russian government.

It also covers Donald Trump's

meeting with the Filippino

counterpart in Manila yesterday.

Transgender and children is where we

will start on the Daily Mail. The

church says that little boys have

tiaras. That is the advice from the

Church of England. Eight simplistic

headline. -- A.

The Daily Mail have

lept on the most extreme example of

what the Church of England is

advertising. It is saying that it is

time for Church of England schools

to catch up with so much guidance in

terms of letting children be

children. We have seen examples of

children talking of pressure to

somehow conform to a gender they are

not comfortable with. This is

opening the church's gets on this

saying it is time to let them be who

they want. -- gates. It could be a

boy having a tiara, a girl with a

fireman's helmet. Fireperson.

Is it

just about being sensitive?

It is.

The Daily Mail has dressed this up.

That is what they do. They try to

make people angry. This is not about

transgender children, it is about

children, it is about boys not

feeling that within the Church of

England school they can behave how

they want. They have to aspire to

certain careers and cannot be

feminine, they cannot dress up. When

they say boys as young as five

should be able to have a tiara, they

don't mean they should wear one

every day, it is actually talking

about dressing up, periods where

children play. Not doing maths

homework.

Have and children always

done that?

They have. -- haven't.

The church is doing it because they

are worried they will be sued. They

provide education in the United

Kingdom. They do want to be in

breach of legislature. It actually

says that they will give backing to

ban discrimination against

transgender children. It is not much

about appropriate uniforms.

Personally, I don't think there

should be a difference in uniforms.

It has nothing to do with the tiny

amount of transgender children in

the country. I am confused why these

get twisted. This applies to all

children, letting them grow up and

be themselves.

The Times. Michael

Gove casting new doubt over the

mother jailed in Iran. There was an

interview this morning with Andrew

Marr. He was asked what was she

doing in Iran? He said he did not

know.

Were always hearing about how

intelligent Michael Gove is. He

appeared quite stupid. He has cast

doubt on the fact she was on

holiday. This is after Boris Johnson

before Parliament last week saying

she was teaching journalists, which

is what Iran says she was doing and

what the Foreign Office says she

wasn't. They know what they are

seeing is casting doubt on the

government's official position. --

saying. It sounds like two people

trying to save their jobs. They are

trying to muddy the waters to make

sure Boris Johnson does not take any

more flak for it.

Her husband says

she is not well.

He said do not sack

or as Johnson. He is scared any more

instability at the diplomatic level

will only cause more damage for is

not very well wife. -- Boris

Johnson. I disagree, I think Michael

Gove is intimidatingly intelligent.

This was in key A class fudge. A

year ago he said Boris Johnson could

not hold the position. Now he is

saying we should not deflect. He is

arming himself firmly on the same

side of the Rubicon as Boris

Johnson. He is thinking about Brexit

and wants to keep the macro if that

means being disingenuous, so be it.

-- keep the cartel pretty firm. .

These people are cabinet ministers.

They either don't understand the

brief, the government's position, or

write deliberately misrepresenting

it.

--. Why?

Michael Gove is coming

in. Again, attempting to create

confusion, uncertainty, about the

British government's official

position, that if she is innocent

she should be released to bite there

is a chance the Foreign Secretary

could step in. -- released. It would

be better to have him sort that out.

If we had a credible Foreign

Secretary, it would. He isn't. He

repeated the lies the Iranian

government told about a British

citizen in front of Parliament.

The

Mirror. Wife number nine has jilted

me.

A sad tale of love gone wrong.

You would have thought ninth time

lucky. He is the most married man in

Britain. It is a sad tale of love

gone wrong. Is forever wife,

Crystal, deserted him. -- his. He

said she would take selfies and

listen to music and I would have to

shout to get her attention.

Apparently the engagement ring went

missing as well.

He talks about her

being the love of her life, but when

she runs away, the reports are to be

Border Agency. Is love dead?

He

should find someone else. -- he

reports her to.

He could do some on

line dating.

The Telegraph. Brexit.

Michel Barnier hints the EU pet ban

will stop us taking pooches back and

forwards. A low blow.

We will see

more and more threats as we get to

the crunch. Negotiations with the EU

are about money as everything else.

The bureaucrats and negotiators in

Brussels I tried to make the British

people understand how serious this

could be. -- are trying. They are

relying on the love of pets in the

UK they made ask for self Brexit.

Some leverage. But it was about

keeping rabies at bay, always.

Jacob

Rees-Mogg has been the first to say

he would be happy with this if it

means we do not get rabies, or what

he calls rabid eurocrats.

A nice way

to put it.

My friend travels back

and forwards in his own biplane. He

could have a dog running business.

I

don't have a friend with a biplane.

Do you?

I am clearly missing out.

Traffic lights on the Times. Traffic

lights to cut congestion on

motorways. That would seem fraught

with difficulty if everyone is going

at 70 miles per hour.

It sounds

worse than it is. Tony hasn't driven

for a while, we established. This is

apparently on the link roads. You

won't be on the M4 and going

straight past Swindon and have to

hit your breaks suddenly. At highly

congested areas that are dangerous.

Confused by a headline!

Absolutely.

I am not qualified to discuss these

issues as I don't drive much. It

says there are 1.3 5 million jams in

motorways, 3700 a day. I would

imagine anything that can be done

about it would be welcomed by

drivers such as you.

It is time

lost.

And the environmental impact

of cars, we see that in London a

lot, where I live, so many people

drive and create pollution.

You will

be in the committee of Michael Gove

for environmental improvement.

Yes.

The Mirror. I have my best mates

back. Another series, I am a

celebrity, get me out of here.

Ant &

Dec by the national treasures of

this countrycan do no wrong. They

have a good record. His partner has

been suffering from drug and alcohol

conditions after an injury with his

leg. The good news is they are both

in Australia fighting fit and ready

to co-host once again next Sunday.

Ant and Dec without each other is

inconceivable. I'm in Crete -- very

intrigued about this jungle

programme. I think might interest

programme. I think might interest

will probably end there. I'm not

hugely interested. I am aware of the

concept. Your finger on the pulse.

Having to eat grubs and things like

that.

It is worse than that.

Kangaroo genitals.

It's really

repulsive. It's on the commercial

channel?

It is considered one of the

better reality shows.

I am treading

in shallow waters.

It is quite

funny. It tests people in a way that

perhaps... Dancing is very good,

very popular but some of these

shows. There are two sorts of

reality shows. The celebrities being

humble and learning how to do

something and the novice strangers

trying to become superstars and the

more interesting one is when you

humble and a list superstar in any

way and this one does that.

At point

you to the great poetry pro down on

BBC Two. It is my kind of reality

show. -- throw-down. I am more than

happy to be a part of it if you want

to invite me. That is it for the

papers tonight. Coming up