sara thornton.f men seeking a procedure to increase the size of their penis, to boost their self esteem. moorgate aesthetics and androfill say they have seen a 20—fold increase in procedures to more than 130 a month over the last three years. meanwhile, the british association of urological surgeons says it's concerned about many people injecting themselves with non—medical fillers — like oils and vaseline — causing infections and other urinary problems. we're going to talk about this with experts on body image and a consultant surgeon in a moment, but first, here's a short extract from rick kelsey's exclusive report — it talks frankly about issues around sex and male genitalia. if you're watching with children and you don't want them to see it, the film is just over two minutes long. abdul has arrived for a cosmetic filler treatment, but it's not going in his face. he's here for a penis filler, injecting liquid into the soft tissue under the skin of the penis shaft. it looks slightly scary, but tha

the times also covers the comments from sara thornton.lash, after the editor of its food magazine resigned following a joke he made about killing vegans. jaguar land rover has launched a £2.5 billion turnaround programme to cut costs, a move that will fueljob loss fears among its staff. that's in the financial times. the guardian reports on a new money laundering crackdown by the government which covers schools. that is the i i apologise. which... is actually had the telegraph. there you go. and the telegraph reports that babies of men over the age of 45 are more likely to face health problems — that's according to a new study. so, a varied set of front pages — let's see what our reviewers make of it all. interesting it is the comments from surfer and that many of the papers lead with. i think that is a good place for us to start. —— sarah thorton. we start with the metro. the measure has it in black—and—white. tabqa says police should get back to basics. she is addressing a conference in london. —— top cop. she is a former police chief o

this is sara thornton, the chief of, the police chief's national council.very experienced and knows what she is talking about. at this conference today she said the police should focus on violent crime, the type of crime that that public nullarbor trusts police on. and downgrading crimes like hate speech and misogyny, which the government are considering. what message to you think that sends? i don't want to say just think that sends? i don't want to sayjust women, this goes both ways. the crimes that are included in this. what message does that send to victims who are thinking, as you are here and, more and more people coming forward. they are now saying here that they will not have that support. i think it is interesting because she has obviously taken the decision to speak out on this against the backdrop of not having the resources to investigate it. as we have seen, the newspapers are interpreting it in different ways and the mail is saying it is a ridiculous crime and is perverting the idea that it should be a crime. rather than looking at this as rea