and clinical nightmares. —— great political shows. shows. standard, they are facing this popular uprising. popular uprising. finishing line, it was blocked by the italian president. —— five star. he has now impose his own prime minister. minister. he will be a caretaker that will last. that will last. group and we will be facing new elections. elections. the question is than you have more elections. have more elections. the last one was in march. was in march. we have another one that could be as early asjuly. that could be as early asjuly. they will campaign on this is what the elitist telling us to do. the elitist telling us to do.

this wave of sentiment and would like to be reelected again. like to be reelected again. that's not a certainty. not a certainty. had in the eu referendum, the parallels here are very similar. parallels here are very similar. italians will vote rather than for sentiment. sentiment. to be a member of the —— a member of it any more. it any more. campaigned on coming out of the euro, did they? no. they intimated they were unhappy. they were unhappy. they wanted reform from the european union. reform from the european union. european union is the fact that this

is euros unlike the uk. is euros unlike the uk. more pressure on making the project work of the euro. work of the euro. but we could see a backlash are ready. backlash are ready. essay don't want to be told what to do for brussels. do for brussels. issues not in a surly type to the euro zone. euro zone. but these parties may well use that to come back. well use that to come back. this‘ll be a story we will be to again. the jaundice is in the house? no, i am done. you like to say that you will not stay down. you will not stay down. staying with the ft, they offer due to hungry. the ft, they offer due to hungry. he would try to take it from over £i. 5 billion. billion. how surprised are you that it is worth that much helen? it is worth that much helen? compete with nestle globally in

the coffee market. coffee market. fastest—growing consumer markets in the world. the world. that they go after such a successful company. company. i think it was one shop in london in 1986. london in 1986. now it is a company worth {1. 5 billion. conversation that will be given to all the employees. all the employees. will receive £1000 when the deal goes through. goes through. i think that has waded into a positive story. into a positive story. see they are looking after their workers. we have to hope that continues. continues. stakeholders not just their shareholders. shareholders. but i think that was a good step forward. good step forward. what did you make of this story? of this story? i'm picking up on what she said. what she said. give 12,000 numbers of staff a £1000 bonus. bonus. but it is a minuscule about compared to £1. 5

billion. pr, but it gives him a long—term sta ke. pr, but it gives him a long—term stake. —— does i can want to stick. it will seek —— reducing to see what the future is. the future is. phenomenally in countries like the united states. united states. consensus that the ability to expand further. further. so this may give them and it is to do that. it is to do that. let's move on to the times. the times. delete —— police to treat games like terror suspect. how would that work? if slightly misleading. clause which they use now to combat terrorist into combat gangs. terrorist into combat gangs. not saying that the gains are terrorist. terrorist. five star forgetting getting an eye—catching headline. eye—catching headline. it's not really a big story. ——

the times. youtube's videos such as youtube or social media in general. social media in general. were they have in support fine violence. have in support fine violence. they want to —— gains glorifying violence. violence. they don't have the support, and adjusted to inside it. support, and adjusted to inside it. alone, you can see why the police want to act. want to act. this is how you end up defining what glorifies violence. glorifies violence. social media image or film for example. example. does quentin tarantino core five violence? —— glorifying violence? violence?

disruption than the actual good intention behind it. intention behind it. always the worry of unintended consequences. consequences. i think the police are under tremendous pressure. tremendous pressure. drizzling about violence and the number of deaths or knife crime. number of deaths or knife crime. has outstripped all previous records unfortunately. unfortunately. that this violence has been encouraged. encouraged. asked you to take down these drill videos on youtube. let's move onto daily express. and if called menace. if called menace. at long last it says, huge fines to standout firms. says, huge fines to standout firms.

new rules coming into force or whether this is a consultation? whether this is a consultation? individuals can be fined rather than companies. companies. organisation, a business and there have been ways around it. have been ways around it. responsible, you personally can be find that amount. find that amount. have in the horror of the phone rinne —— ringing... rinne —— ringing... you heard stories being duped —— of people being do. people being do. this may be something to do is try to stop the. something to do is try to stop the. this was first announced two years ago. ago. they said that they would definitely do it. definitely do it. in cohen —— in the conservative mac

fein at —— manifesto. fein at —— manifesto. —— in the conservative party manifesto. conservative party manifesto. new data protection regulations. data protection regulations. they come back and say that they would do this. but is just a consultation. consultation. they wanted to have a good news story. story. and this is the story they pumped out. with that health warning. thank you for that. the telegraph now. telegraph now. taxman i am assuming there are tax women as well. there are tax women as well. but it doesn't make as good a bad. doesn't make as good a bad. ignores 4 million phone calls. 4 million phone calls. so why is the tax person ignoring them helen? tax person ignoring them helen? sure they do not intend to ignore them. them. these are the number of calls missed by hmrc. missed by hmrc. in their call centres of the moment. centres of the moment. in ten colours to get through to anyone. yes.

i know they have been working hard to improve. working hard to improve. illusion that the service has to be good. good. that's what government is calling for. calling for. resources available have been withered away. withered away. they are having to do more with less. more with less. particularly with brexit and preparations for that. brexit and preparations for that. and the policy issues having to be looked at. looked at. this is difficult to maintain that level of service. maintain that level of service. highly skilled staff who are well—paid. highly skilled staff who are well— paid. highly skilled staff who are well—paid. well—paid. there is a lot of competition for those people. competition for those people. hmrc can't enter the competition with the resources it has. with the resources it has. particularly if you can't get through the hmrc? through the hmrc? it must be extremely frustrating. extremely frustrating. i do echo what helen has said. what helen has said.

since 2010, they have lost so many services. they have lost so many services. you see this as a resource of problems. see this as a resource of problems. you can have it both ways. have a paper like the telegraph and say this is a low tax economy... say this is a low tax economy... that is the issue here. you either have the resources to answer the phone or don't. answer the phone or don't. stay with the telegraph because sadness for the eagle eyes. sadness for the eagle eyes. specs wearers really are smarter. wearers really are smarter. you need to join me as well. all speak. why are they smarter, jason ? — it is genetics. genetics. death and the wise people stayed home and become more intelligent. home and become more intelligent. the only major debt the only answer i can give you. i can give you. how they found this out, helen? out, helen?

was a some research at edinburgh university i read? edinburgh university i read? had been tracking the iq of those who don't wear glasses. you win. that's nice. finally the guardian. someone else who is winning. pages winning after coming back from having a baby. having a baby. rather extraordinary and wonderful outfit. and she wants to be a superhero. is an inspiration. great to see her coming back after the birth of her first child. the birth of her first child. she was aghast at the royal wedding. was aghast at the royal wedding. fantastic, superhero inspired catsuit looking fabulous. catsuit looking fabulous. more portly winning. portly winning. and i hope she goes on to win a lot more. - she's amazing. amazing. i have watched her play live and she is stunning. live and she

is stunning. get from kelly this year amazingness as a great cancer. —— from television. severest and had to work case. what a wonderful note the and. lovely to have your company. that's it for the papers tonight. on the bbc news website. uk/papers. later on bbc iplayer. thank you jason and helen. great to have your company. thank you for your company as well. you for your company as well. till the next time. bye—bye. hi there. the uk it was another beautiful sunny day with warm weather as well. sunny day with warm weather as well. degree celsius in the highlands of scotland.

scotland. making it scotland's warmest day of the year so far. warmest day of the year so far. was also northern ireland's warmest day of the year so far. day of the year so far. torrential falls of rain across england. across parts of kent. continent from us across the netherlands and belgium. netherlands and belgium. massive strong crowds. we can —— a strong crowds. crowds. we can track the rain coming in. in. it will come in across east anglia and the midlands. anglia and the midlands. heavy rain across southern england. a lot of lightning. lightning. you may see flash writing as well. —— lightning. it will be muggy in the south. changes in the next two days. area of high pressure being settled to the north of the uk clears way. to the north of the uk clears way.

that weather more by shoving the showers further northwards. showers further northwards. of clout around for england and wales. heavy sundre bursts of rain. heaviest across northern england. —— thunder bursts. thunder bursts. northern ireland with highest locally into the high 20s. locally into the high 20s. will start to get a bit cooler here during thursday. during thursday. worsened with the risk of a few showers dotted around. showers dotted around. again working into england and wales. highs of 2a degrees. a little on the muggy side on friday. friday. weather developing across southern counties later in the day. counties later in the day. the south similar to the low cloud around.

around. the weekend should stay on the warm side for most of us. the warm side for most of us. will get sunshine but a few showers around. around. some of those could be heavy and at times thundering. that's the weather. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11. the belgian city of liege. as a terrorist attack. i was walking along the street and i heard gunshots.

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