We have seen during the selection campaign. You are not impressed at all. They seem to have both won different aspects of the debate, interesting that the poll offered 5248 in interesting that the poll offered 52 48 in favour of borisjohnson. But i think, generally speaking, this was not changing anything. If you are pro Boris Johnson this was not changing anything. If you are pro borisjohnson before, youre probably pro borisjohnson afterwards. And if you are with Jeremy Corbyn the same thing. If you think that when we started having these us style leadership debates, they were able to really shift. There was something that you set down to watch because you did not quite know both going to happen and things may change. You may be persuaded by somebody and i watching these things, we just hate that guy and wanting to look bad and we like that diving wanting to do well and you do not get anything out of watching it the house at home tonight, i would watching it the house at home tonight, iwould not watching it the house at home tonight, i would not have watched it because despite the fact that this is myjob and i read about it and talk about it, i know what is going to happen in so many other people do as well, you just spare because there is no optimism and hope in something that actually looks like it might change massively one way or the other. There is a pull out tonight showing the borisjohnson is on 42 inJeremy Corbyn in on a3. Suggesting on a2 inJeremy Corbyn in on a3. Suggesting that it is a 25 to 36 seat majority in on the night before, theresa may was on aa and Jeremy Corbyn was on 3a, one point ahead of them and it led to a hung parliament. I think we are heading to another one. The polls showed us in the last election. A few days to go and a lot of polls out there and turning to the next paper, it is criticising the bbc as well, isnt it . It is the allegations of people not taking part in interviews or the debates and have they been handled by the journalists in charge, talking about andrew neils discussion about the money allocated to the camera. I thought it was a good bit ofjournalism but they are get a sign of arrogance amongst journalists that should be spoken to by politicians. Interesting is that the word austerity doesnt really approve till you make appear in this. I think there is more nuance in the story that should come out that, it is not saying that the bbc is hysterical or andrew neil is hysterical but a very experienced televised editor of bbc and channel five and also with great bbc heritage, they have both been very critical of broadcasters over playing role in this sense of that is not to say that politicians should not be brought to account, but suddenly i heard the interview that they gave to the bbc today and there suggesting the empty chairs andi there suggesting the empty chairs and i agree with him on this is that there is a development that is not helping elucidate really on the issues and in doing that, broadcasters are in danger of putting themselves in the to the debate into the debate. Putting themselves in the to the debate into the debate. Also failing to show up and when someone refuses the invitation. |j failing to show up and when someone refuses the invitation. I believe it becomes apparent that they have done that theyre not held to account and people can make a judgement, but to an empty chair, it seems to be a kind of, very negative way of dealing with that. May be moving the podium at the way, this is going to bea podium at the way, this is going to be a bit of space there. During the Leadership Campaign Boris Johnson was criticised for having pulled out of debates, but the significant thing was he had not agreed to do this debates in the first place. In the summer and has pulled out of something and change their mind, they simply are not agreed to it or refuse to turn up. Let us turn in the shed of campaigners says that it leads voters blind to political affiliation. Can you explain this a little bit more . It is about companies that are using enduring political advertising in the run up to the general election, doing the kind of advertising that needs to be registered with the electric commission in their published some information from the first filings to the Electoral Commission in this general election and it has produced ads by a group called capitalist work, advertising on facebook at the end of november, campaigning against some of labours proposals and criticising Jeremy Corbyn. If you look at the page according to the story, there is no real indication as to who is behind it and who may be funding this. All you canjudge it is on the name capitalist worker. We started to go into the registration, which no normal voters really going to drill into, it is linked to a brexit party group. The fa ct linked to a brexit party group. The fact that they are not making the affiliations on that advert make it really clear and upfront that the Electoral Commission and facebook should be forcing a way where they have to do it. Where it must be displayed. This is paid for by this person, not to some random company. It is developing faster than we can keep up with that, at the beginning of the campaign, twitter said that they were not going to publish political ads are used political ads but ina political ads are used political ads but in a sense, the weather twitter works is there are less targets and focuses than facebook so this is where the focus is going to be. But clearly, this is something that is going to be a running theme. Facebook has been around since 2004. It is all about finding people. Let us it is all about finding people. Let us turn to the guardian, where the ha rd est stories us turn to the guardian, where the hardest stories to report on for a lot of journalists today. Hardest stories to report on for a lot ofjournalists today. A serial rapist had been freed from jail in error. I grabbed you about this . M a horrific story which ever way what grabbed you about this. Everywhere you look at it. Person was accidentally freed from jail and its only been a few days since we we re its only been a few days since we were discussing the aftermath of the attack on the London Bridge and the circumstances of which that perpetrator. I am saying that they are not the same but in the sense that both of these stories to shine a light on, if not exactly the same, issues that do need to be attended to in terms of the criminaljustice system. We heard about that and we did not know the you will subject to this. Release due to the appeal on the sentence he was finally given, this particular guy was released when he should not have been released and was not recalled under that when he should have been recalled and interestingly, the guardian is talking about trying to look into why this happened in the first place and it is true to the service that was supposed to monitor him this is the organisation those privatised and customer and a half billion pounds to do this and was ruled by the Public Accounts Committee and made to be a complete disaster and they had to take it back into the National Ownership because in the private companies which were supervising, released prisoners were doing so by telephone, it is about 200 prisoners according to them that have been charged with murder having been released. The reoffending rates went up released. The reoffending rates went up 22 . We do not know how this man got out and the reason for it, but we do know that he should have been supervised by the southeastern division, which is the hardest hit under the most pressure and if you ta ke under the most pressure and if you take half £1 billion out of the justice system, this is exactly what you can expect to see and its present this did not come up in the debate. Its coming, isnt it. We will get the story in her next edition so we can pick up on 1130. Jo anne nadler and Susie Boniface will be back at 11 30pm for another look at the papers, and dont forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. Its all there for you seven days a week at bbc. Co. Uk papers. And if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. Thank you, Jo Anne Nadler and Susie Boniface. Goodbye. The weather pattern is going to be more unsettled in the atlantic is coming back to life with the jet strea m coming back to life with the jet stream with a series of low pressures bringing with and windy weather at times interspersed with some dry interludes as well. Not going to be completely raining all the time. In one instance average of High Pressure to keep things fine and settled and in fact, for much of saturday morning, england and wales starting to have plenty of sunshine around and walked cloud which is continuing to thicken up through the day is low pressure pushes in which a strengthening south westerly winds which will become heavy and quite widespread across scotland in particular. Temperature wise, nine or ten, which is not too bad for the time of year but find into the day in the eastern areas. Much of england and wales the saturday night, their weight and windy weather in the north and west spreads eastwards and could be quite wild in fact, some heavy rain at times, followed by blustery showers at the end of the night in temperatures because the winds, around six or 7 degrees, the pressure chart for sunday will firmly be under the influence of low pressure and the isobars really squeezing in there, pushing into western parts of the country late on sunday morning but it is a windy day that will put quite a bit of sunshine into the northwestern areas and some of them heavy, may be foundry and it could teddy make a good bit of cold further south. But those isobars really squeeze together with so much so the city of low pressure being named the storm by the Irish Met Service for severe jails across the corner. But it will be very strong across the isles with some disruption possible, so stay tuned and check the weather warnings as well on the bbc weather website. Very windy through the early part of monday and that storm clears through that area of High Pressure, yes, will be a fairly wild start with showers and gails, but they become confined with a few showers in the rich built and it should start. Into tuesday, under the spell of wet and windy weather, followed by sunshine and showers again on wednesday. So this is bbc news. The headlines at 11 00 head to head the men who want to be Prime Minister in less than a weeks time, face each other in a televised debate. The economic drag anchor on this country but brexit should not be underestimated. It is a stopping investment and people are uncertain about making purchases, taking on newjobs at. About making purchases, taking on new jobs at. What conservative governments always do is look after the very rich in our society. They have done well in the years of austerity religious communities all over the country that have paid for it. 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