easy is it to make a nft? it is- easy is it to make a nft? it is honestly _ easy is it to make a nft? it is honestly not _ easy is it to make a nft? it is honestly not that _ easy is it to make a nft? it is honestly not that hard, - easy is it to make a nft? it 3 honestly not that hard, there is a bunch of sites out there where you can make them quite easy, what that nft represents. i look at it almost like it really is proving you own some digital file. like it really is proving you own some digitalfile. so it can be attached to anything. christie's bean attached to anything. christie's be . an the attached to anything. christie's began the bidding _ attached to anything. christie's began the bidding at _ attached to anything. christie's began the bidding at a - attached to anything. christie's began the bidding at a modest| attached to anything. christie's - began the bidding at a modest $100, before witnessing the price go up in $1 million increments. the before witnessing the price go up in $1 million increments.— $1 million increments. the kind of excitement _ $1 million increments. the kind of excitement in _ $1 million increments. the kind of excitement in our _ $1 million increments. the kind of excitement in our bidding - $1 million increments. the kind of excitement in our bidding pool, i excitement in our bidding pool, right, was amazing to behold. this is the future. we are boldly stepping into it. i think that this past year more than any year of my life really did break down that kind of membrane between the virtual life and the real life.— and the real life. nfts other new kit on the auction _ and the real life. nfts other new kit on the auction block, - and the real life. nfts other new kit on the auction block, the - and the real life. nfts other new| kit on the auction block, the price paid today certainly surprised this art market expert. i paid today certainly surprised this art market expert.— art market expert. i think it is completely — art market expert. i think it is completely sane, _ art market expert. i think it is completely sane, quite - art market expert. i think it is i completely sane, quite frankly, absolutely bananas. but that being said, people wanted to buy it. it is beeple _ said, people wanted to buy it. it is beeple who is extremely well known. in that _ beeple who is extremely well known. in that particular field, there is an absolute frenzy about cryptocurrencies at the moment. encrypted — cryptocurrencies at the moment. encrypted digital art is today's investment craze. it might be tomorrow's burst bubble or the beginning of a new story in the history of art. if it is, this collage will appear on page one. that's it from us. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster david davies and the editor of labourlist, sienna rodgers. tomorrow's front pages — starting with: the guardian — it says the metropolitan police is to face an inquiry into whether it properly investigated a claim of indecent exposure, involving the suspect in the alleged murder of sarah everard. the same story makes the front page of the telegraph. it says the alleged incident, involving the police officer, took place in a restaurant last month. the i also leads with the reports about the police officer. but it also carries the tribute from sarah everard's family, who said she brought "joy" to their lives. the times says the alleged incident took place just three days before sarah everard disappeared in south london. the metro says that vigils, for female victims of male violence, are being organised following the disappearance of sarah everard. and, a different story in the financial times. it leads with warnings from brussels, over potential supply shortages of the astrazeneca vaccine. so let's begin... lovely to have you both with us. the papers were late in tonight so i think we are all reading through them, aren't we, david and sienna, because there was a lot of last—minute changes no doubt with some of the front pages. let's start with the metro. it is looking at two stories which have been dominating our front stories which have been dominating ourfront pages. of stories which have been dominating our front pages. of course, the investigation into sarah everard. we will focus on the royal family first, because that is continuing this morning. we heard from prince william. actually... in fact... we are going to look... i tell you what, the papers have been coming in so late we have been chopping and changing with our decisions. we will focus on the royal family because the metro was talking about what prince william said, sienna, just two sentences, very short statements, but he said something nonetheless during a tour he was doing this morning. yes. nonetheless during a tour he was doing this morning.— nonetheless during a tour he was doing this morning. yes. most of us did watch that — doing this morning. yes. most of us did watch that interview _ doing this morning. yes. most of us did watch that interview probably i did watch that interview probably earlier this week with harry and meghan. william has commented. we had quite a reserved statement from the palace, from the queen, but he has addressed some of the claims in that interview with oprah winfrey and said, you know, we are very much not a racist family. he had not spoken yet to his brother, he revealed. that will make people talk about how it suggests that may be the relationship there isn't that great between the two brothers if they haven't spoken yet over the phone, which is probably quite surprising, if they had been close. and the fact he has addressed this. he suggested he thought he was the best person to say that the family isn't racist. i mean... there will be different opinions as to, kind of, like, how much it matters, how much, kind of, prince william, how much, kind of, prince william, how much he assesses his own family as to whether they are racist or not. people want to know the detail, they want to know if the things mentioned in the interview were true so they can decide for themselves, probably. a lot of the papers, the telegraph also talking about this, david, but the war of the windsors is how the metro is describing it. let's take a look at the telegraph, which has got that quote, as well. we are very much not a racist family. i that quote, as well. we are very much not a racist family.- much not a racist family. i think ou have much not a racist family. i think you have to _ much not a racist family. i think you have to be _ much not a racist family. i think you have to be pretty _ much not a racist family. i think- you have to be pretty hard-hearted. you have to be pretty hard—hearted. you don't _ you have to be pretty hard—hearted. you don't have to be a royalist. whether— you don't have to be a royalist. whether you are or not, if you didnt— whether you are or not, if you didn't feel_ whether you are or not, if you didn't feeljust a little bit sorry for prince _ didn't feeljust a little bit sorry for prince william today there with his wife _ for prince william today there with his wife. people shouted, is your family— his wife. people shouted, is your family racist? have you spoken to your brother? in front of many people — your brother? in front of many people. that must have been a difficult — people. that must have been a difficult moment. it wasn't an interview. _ difficult moment. it wasn't an interview, it was one of those, what, — interview, it was one of those, what. two _ interview, it was one of those, what, two questions shouted, unusually, against the usual protocol, _ unusually, against the usual protocol, of course, but, you know, prince _ protocol, of course, but, you know, prince william said his bit. where is this— prince william said his bit. where is this soap — prince william said his bit. where is this soap opera going now? i heard _ is this soap opera going now? i heard one _ is this soap opera going now? i heard one of your fellow presenters saying _ heard one of your fellow presenters saying early in the day, where is it all going _ saying early in the day, where is it all going now. nobody really knows. the thing _ all going now. nobody really knows. the thing i_ all going now. nobody really knows. the thing i still find quite impossible to understand is how a hushandm — impossible to understand is how a husband... with a husband and a brother—in—law, who have given a lot of their— brother—in—law, who have given a lot of their time — brother—in—law, who have given a lot of theirtime in brother—in—law, who have given a lot of their time in recent years to talk— of their time in recent years to talk about— of their time in recent years to talk about mental health and how it has to— talk about mental health and how it has to he~~ — talk about mental health and how it has to be... how people have to be helped _ has to be... how people have to be helped when they need help, how meghan— helped when they need help, how meghan didn't have access or didn't feel she _ meghan didn't have access or didn't feel she had access to help in the situation — feel she had access to help in the situation she was in. that's still hugely— situation she was in. that's still hugely unexplained to me. so situation she was in. that's still hugely unexplained to me. so many of the --aers hugely unexplained to me. so many of the papers are — hugely unexplained to me. so many of the papers are focusing _ hugely unexplained to me. so many of the papers are focusing on _ hugely unexplained to me. so many of the papers are focusing on this, - hugely unexplained to me. so many of the papers are focusing on this, as - the papers are focusing on this, as well. we will come to this story of sarah, as well because there is a lot to discuss on that, too. the mirror talking about how, sienna, that comment... biggest prince william said two things. he said we haven't spoken. at the heart you haven't spoken. at the heart you have to remember there is a family here, and it's quite interesting that they haven't spoken yet, that's what prince william said this morning. i guess we are all now waiting to see what the next steps are. the queen's statement was that this was private and would be dealt with privately. this was private and would be dealt with privately-— with privately. yes. i haven't seen the mirror— with privately. yes. i haven't seen the mirror story, _ with privately. yes. i haven't seen the mirror story, i've _ with privately. yes. i haven't seen the mirror story, i've not - with privately. yes. i haven't seen the mirror story, i've not received| the mirror story, i've not received it yet, you said everything is late. the telegraph say they haven't spoken. but the telegraph said it understands they have been exchanging text messages. there has been some contact there. people want to know the truth of the allegations... i mean, they say it'll be dealt with privately, but a lot of people will say, actually, this is a unique situation. usually in families you would expect this to be dealt with privately. but the royal family is different. they've chosen this particular model where everyone has these royal duties and is expected to behave in a certain way and get certain privileges. well, then, may be the public has a right to know how these issues have been dealt with specially as they have been aired publicly.- been dealt with specially as they l have been aired publicly.- if have been aired publicly. david? if there is a further— have been aired publicly. david? if there is a further explanation - have been aired publicly. david? if there is a further explanation from there is a further explanation from the palace — there is a further explanation from the palace, that will, ithink there is a further explanation from the palace, that will, i think it is fair to— the palace, that will, i think it is fair to say, — the palace, that will, i think it is fair to say, be unprecedented. they will he _ fair to say, be unprecedented. they will be hoping, those inside the palace — will be hoping, those inside the palace i— will be hoping, those inside the palace, i am sure, that this will blow— palace, i am sure, that this will blow over~ _ palace, i am sure, that this will blow over. but i think that may be wishful— blow over. but i think that may be wishful thinking if... blow over. but i think that may be wishfulthinking if... depending on what _ wishfulthinking if... depending on what happens on the other side of the atlantic. who does what next. indeed _ the atlantic. who does what next. indeed. everyone very interested and absolutely really... this worldwide issue in the british royalfamily as per usual. interesting to see what will happen next. let's return to the metro and the other story that is dominating all of the newspapers is, of course, the investigation into sarah everard, the 33—year—old woman who went missing from london, from south london, from clapham. we are seeing what is, sienna, just an outpouring of women sharing their stories of not feeling safe. it's been quite extraordinary, actually, looking at social media, just talking to friends and talking to people about how many women have these experiences. i people about how many women have these experiences.— these experiences. i think every woman is talking about this at the moment. it has been incredibly upsetting this week. i kept crying, to be honest, because, you know, every single story a woman shares, i just feel it so viscerally. it says in this write—up in the metro, it refers to a survey that came out, talking about how 97% of young women aged 18 to 2a have been sexually harassed. the important thing to remember here is that it is a spectrum of violence against women and girls. you might think that sexual harassment in the street has nothing to do with an abduction and a murder, for instance, but actually it does. those two things are linked. all of those crimes are on a certain spectrum. that's why it is so important to recognise misogyny, even when it seems not as significant, not yet classified as a hate crime, for instance. it is so important not to just dismiss that as a bit of sexism that we can let go by because, you know, it is all connected. go by because, you know, it is all connected-— go by because, you know, it is all connected. ~ . . , , ., ,. ., connected. what has been fascinating is to hear--- — connected. what has been fascinating is to hear--- i— connected. what has been fascinating is to hear... i think, _ connected. what has been fascinating is to hear... i think, you _ connected. what has been fascinating is to hear... i think, you know, - connected. what has been fascinating is to hear... i think, you know, i- is to hear... ithink, you know, i realised that, actually, going home late at night with a pair of keys in your hands, weapon isaac a pair of keys, isn't a normal thing to do. david, you have a daughter, we used to work with her. you don't want to hear this. to work with her. you don't want to hearthis. —— i was brought up by women. i have a wife and two — i was brought up by women. i have a wife and two daughters. _ i was brought up by women. i have a wife and two daughters. i _ i was brought up by women. i have a wife and two daughters. i was - wife and two daughters. i was horrified — wife and two daughters. i was horrified to see some of those figures — horrified to see some of those figures published today, and all over the — figures published today, and all over the papers for tomorrow. my only view— over the papers for tomorrow. my only view of— over the papers for tomorrow. my only view of this is quite simple. the solution, if solution there be, or at— the solution, if solution there be, or at least— the solution, if solution there be, or at least something towards a solution, — or at least something towards a solution, must come from men. men have to _ solution, must come from men. men have to face — solution, must come from men. men have to face up to their responsibilities and to recognise that this — responsibilities and to recognise that this problem is as widespread as you _ that this problem is as widespread as you have been explaining. until and unless— as you have been explaining. until and unless that happens it will continue _ and unless that happens it will continue. �* . . and unless that happens it will continue. �* , ., and unless that happens it will continue. �*, ., , �* continue. it's a point, isn't it, sienna, because _ continue. it's a point, isn't it, sienna, because even - continue. it's a point, isn't it, sienna, because even earlier| continue. it's a point, isn't it, - sienna, because even earlier today we spoke to one of my colleagues who has been doing a lot of work on this, and he pointed out the words we had on the screen was saying something along the lines of women at risk, women's security. he was flagging up that, actually, it's about men and violence against women, and bringing men into this picture. getting men involved in the conversation. because when you speak to men, most men obviously do not... they want to help and support women. when you talk about male violence against women and girls, it is seen as a women's issue. it isn't, it is clearly a men's issue because they are the ones perpetrating the violence. it shouldn't be normal that we go out with keys on our hands. one of the saddest things i've been thinking about this week is when sexual harassment was at its absolute worst for me was when i was about 12, 13. it has declined since i was that young. it is still bad, but, you know, it actually got better as i got older. i mean, that is such a disturbing thing that so many women have been talking about this week, for instance. there is so much to talk about. i'm glad we are having the conversation but it is just so tragic and it is just so upsetting. just so tragic and it is 'ust so upsettintfi just so tragic and it is 'ust so u ttsettin. ., ., , ., just so tragic and it is 'ust so u-tsettin. ., ., , ., ., upsetting. our heart goes out to the famil of upsetting. our heart goes out to the family of sarah _ upsetting. our heart goes out to the family of sarah everard, _ upsetting. our heart goes out to the family of sarah everard, absolutely. | family of sarah everard, absolutely. let's move on to the star, and i will let you talk through this headline, david. —— the daily star. surprise surprise, this is about the 1% surprise surprise, this is about the i% suggested a pay rise for nhs staff _ i% suggested a pay rise for nhs staff i— i% suggested a pay rise for nhs staff. i have seen most recently the chancellor — staff. i have seen most recently the chancellorjustifying a staff. i have seen most recently the chancellorjustifyinga1% pay rise for the _ chancellorjustifyinga1% pay rise for the staff who have acted in an unprecedented situation for the past year and _ unprecedented situation for the past year and a _ unprecedented situation for the past year and a bit more. for me, it is bad politics. _ year and a bit more. for me, it is bad politics, this. it's beyond me
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