Press Preview: Sunday's papers

Summary

The Press Preview on UK television offered an engaging look into the front pages of major newspapers, with discussions led by Nancy Fielder and Anita Bing. Topics ranged from internal Conservative Party dynamics and leadership challenges against Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, to Grant Shapps' cut-short Ukraine visit due to a missile threat, and Meta's criticized handling of harmful content on Instagram. The program explored plots within the Tory Party, the threat of Nigel Farage's political maneuvers, and international tensions, alongside societal concerns such as suicide prevention and the Princess of Wales's health. The discourse illuminated the complex interplay of politics, security, and social responsibility shaping public and private discourse.

Takeaways

• 🔍 Reports indicate right-wing Tory MPs are considering Penny Mordaunt as a potential replacement for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.
• 📰 Senior Conservatives, including Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg and Sir David Davis, dismiss reported plots against Sunak as 'mad' and 'bonkers'.
• 🗞️ Nigel Farage is rumored to be plotting against Rishi Sunak, according to the Sunday Express.
• 🛡️ Defence Secretary Grant Shapps had to cancel part of his Ukraine trip due to a credible missile threat.
• 🤔 The Mail on Sunday criticizes a euthanasia campaign referencing Princess Diana's fatal car crash.
• 💃 Strictly Come Dancing's Giovanni Pernice expresses disappointment over Amanda Abington's withdrawal for personal reasons.
• ❤️ The Star investigates which men make the best romantic partners, focusing on men who wear W-fronts.
• 🎭 Discussions highlight the instability within the Conservative Party and speculate on leadership changes before the next election.
• 👀 The Sunday Times reveals concern over potential Russian missile threats against UK politicians in Ukraine.
• 🚫 Meta faces criticism from a leading psychologist for prioritizing profit over preventing harm from content related to suicide and self-harm.

Q & A

What are right-wing Tory MPs using Penny Mordaunt for, according to the Sunday Telegraph?

Right-wing Tory MPs are using Penny Mordaunt as a ploy to replace the Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak.

How did senior conservatives Jacob Rees-Mogg and David Davis describe the reported plot to replace Rishi Sunak?

Jacob Rees-Mogg and David Davis described the reported plot to replace Rishi Sunak as 'mad' and 'bonkers'.

What significant concern was highlighted by the Mail on Sunday?

The Mail on Sunday criticized a euthanasia campaign that referenced the car crash that killed Princess Diana.

Why did Defence Secretary Grant Shapps cancel part of his Ukraine trip, according to The Sunday Times?

Grant Shapps cancelled part of his Ukraine trip due to a credible missile threat.

What are the concerns surrounding the Conservative Party's leadership and their impact on the country, as discussed in the script?

The concerns revolve around internal conflicts, potential leadership changes impacting the country's governance, and the overall perception that the Conservative Party is in disarray.

What does Nancy Fielder suggest is the sentiment among Conservative MPs regarding the timing of the next election?

Nancy Fielder suggests that most Conservative MPs, especially those from once 'Red Wall' seats, are apprehensive about an early election due to fears of losing their positions, although there is a general sentiment of inevitability regarding a Conservative defeat.

What is the predicted impact of Nigel Farage and the Reform Party on the Conservative Party's future electoral prospects?

It is predicted that Nigel Farage and the Reform Party could significantly impact the Conservative Party's future electoral prospects by drawing votes away, exacerbating the challenges the party faces.

What allegations are made against Meta regarding their handling of harmful content on Instagram?

A leading psychologist accused Meta of turning a blind eye to harmful content on Instagram, prioritizing profit over lives, and ignoring expert advice on suicide prevention and self-harm.

What is Meta's response to the allegations about their handling of harmful content?

Meta stated that suicide and self-harm are complex issues taken seriously, highlighting consultations with safety experts and recent updates made to hide content discussing suicide and self-harm from teens.

How is the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and its potential risks to UK politicians like Grant Shapps highlighted in the script?

The script highlights the ongoing conflict in Ukraine by mentioning the credible missile threat against Grant Shapps during his visit, emphasizing the serious security risks and geopolitical tensions involved.

Outlines

00:00

📰 Press Preview: Political Turmoil and Public Opinion

This segment from 'The Press Preview' introduces viewers to the front-page stories of various newspapers, focusing on the political landscape in the UK. Key topics include a purported plot by right-wing Tory MPs to replace Prime Minister Rishi Sunak with Penny Mordaunt, described by allies and senior conservatives as unrealistic and damaging. The Sunday Times highlights a security concern for the Defence Secretary during a visit to Ukraine, and the Mail on Sunday critiques a controversial euthanasia campaign. Additionally, the segment touches on public and political figures' concerns over the current state of the Conservative Party and speculation about leadership changes ahead of the next election. The discussion emphasizes the party's internal divisions, the challenging outlook for the Conservatives in upcoming elections, and maneuvers by figures within the party possibly aimed at leadership changes.

05:01

🗳️ Election Speculations and Party Strategies

In this section, the discussion continues to explore the political dynamics within the Conservative Party, focusing on the speculation around an early election and the strategic positioning of potential leadership candidates like Penny Mordaunt. The conversation covers the mixed feelings among MPs about the timing of the next election, with some fearing the loss of their seats and others hoping for a reset following an expected defeat. The segment also delves into the strategies and maneuvers within the party, the public's dissatisfaction with the government, and the role of external figures like Nigel Farage and the Reform UK party in influencing the political landscape. The participants discuss the complexities of changing leadership before an election and the potential impacts of such a move on the party and the country's political future.

10:02

🌍 International Tensions and Social Media Concerns

This segment shifts focus to international affairs and social issues, starting with the grave threat to the UK Defence Secretary from a potential Russian missile strike during his visit to Ukraine, highlighting the ongoing severity of the war and the geopolitical stakes involved. It then transitions to domestic concerns, specifically the criticism of social media giant Meta by a leading psychologist who resigned over the company's handling of content related to suicide and self-harm. The discussion critiques Meta's prioritization of profit over safety and the broader societal impact of social media on mental health, particularly among youth. This segment underscores the complex interplay between global politics, national governance, and the pervasive influence of technology companies on public health and safety.

15:02

👑 Royal Health Speculation and Meta's Response

The final segment touches on speculative reports about the health of the Princess of Wales and Meta's response to criticisms over its handling of harmful content. While there's a brief mention of potential future comments from the Princess on her health, the discussion mainly centers on Meta's rebuttal to accusations of neglecting the well-being of its users, especially teens, in its content moderation practices. Meta's statement emphasizes its commitment to addressing issues of suicide and self-harm, but the conversation reflects skepticism about the company's efforts and the broader challenges of regulating social media content. This segment illustrates ongoing public and personal concerns in the digital age, balancing between the private matters of public figures and the corporate responsibilities of tech giants.

Keywords

💡Tory MPs

Tory MPs refers to Members of Parliament who are part of the Conservative Party in the United Kingdom. In the context of the video, it discusses the political maneuvering and potential plots within the party to replace the Prime Minister, with certain MPs allegedly using Penny Mordaunt as a pawn in their strategies.

💡Penny Mordaunt

Penny Mordaunt is a British politician who has served in various ministerial roles, including as the Secretary of State for International Development and the Secretary of State for Defence. In the video, she is mentioned as a potential candidate to replace the current Prime Minister, although it is debated whether she is involved in or aware of the plotting against the Prime Minister.

💡Rishi Sunak

Rishi Sunak is the current Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, a position he assumed after Liz Truss's short tenure. The video script highlights concerns about his leadership and the possibility of internal plots within his own party to force him out of office before the next election.

💡Leadership Plot

A leadership plot refers to the strategic planning and behind-the-scenes maneuvering by political figures to change the leadership of a political party or government. In the video, it is suggested that there may be a plot within the Conservative Party to replace Rishi Sunak with Penny Mordaunt, although the credibility and seriousness of such a plot are questioned.

💡Political Backstabbing

Political backstabbing refers to the act of betraying or undermining a political ally or colleague, often for personal gain or advantage within a political party or organization. In the video, the term is used to describe the alleged actions of Conservative MPs who are said to be plotting against the Prime Minister.

💡Election Timing

Election timing refers to the strategic decision of when to hold an election, which can be influenced by various factors such as public opinion, economic conditions, and the political party's readiness. In the video, there is a discussion about the potential timing of the next election and the Conservative Party's preference for an earlier election despite the current unfavorable conditions.

💡Meta and Instagram

Meta, formerly known as Facebook, is the parent company of Instagram, a popular photo and video sharing social networking service. In the video, Meta is criticized for allegedly prioritizing profit over user safety, particularly in relation to harmful content on Instagram that could contribute to self-harm and suicide among young users.

💡Social Media Influence

Social media influence refers to the impact that social media platforms have on their users, including shaping behaviors, attitudes, and perceptions. The video discusses the power of social media, particularly Instagram, in the lives of young people and the potential negative consequences of harmful content being prioritized over user well-being.

💡Suicide and Self-Harm Content

Suicide and self-harm content refers to any material that promotes or glorifies self-inflicted harm or suicide. In the context of the video, this content is a significant concern on social media platforms like Instagram, with allegations that Meta is not taking adequate steps to remove such harmful content.

💡Reform UK

Reform UK is a British political party that was founded by Nigel Farage. The party's primary focus is on advocating for what it perceives as necessary political and electoral reform in the UK. In the video, there is speculation about Farage's potential return to the political frontline and the impact this could have on the party's visibility and support.

💡Russian Missile Threat

A Russian missile threat refers to the perceived or confirmed risk of an attack using missiles launched from Russia. In the video, it is mentioned in the context of a credible threat to UK Defense Secretary Grant Shapps during his visit to Ukraine, which led to the cancellation of his trip.

Highlights

Right-wing Tory MPs use Penny Morant in a plot to replace Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.

Senior Conservatives describe plot against Sunak as 'mad and bonkers.'

Nigel Farage plots Sunak's demise, stirring political tensions.

Defense Secretary Grant Shaps cancels part of Ukraine trip due to missile threat.

Mail on Sunday criticizes a euthanasia campaign referencing Princess Diana's death.

Strictly Come Dancing's Giovanni Pernice disappointed by Amanda Abington's withdrawal.

The Star debates which men make the best romantic partners.

Conservatives face a potential landslide defeat in upcoming elections.

Penny Morant viewed as being set up to fail in leadership bid by party insiders.

Speculation over leadership plots highlights Conservative Party turmoil.

Experts question the plausibility of Penny Morant not knowing about leadership plots.

Farage's return could spell trouble for the Conservatives, garnering votes for the Reform Party.

UK politicians targeted by credible missile threats amid Ukraine conflict.

Leading psychologist quits Meta, accusing it of ignoring harmful content on Instagram.

Princess of Wales expected to speak about her recovery, amidst public speculation.

Transcripts

you are watching The Press preview a

first look at what's on the front pages

as they arrive in the next half hour

we'll see what's making the headlines

with the editor-in chief of national.com

Nancy filder and the former conservative

special adviser Anita bring so let's see

what's on some of those front pages for

you now well the Sunday Telegraph

reports that right-wing Tory MPS are

using Penny Morant as a ploy to replace

the Prime Minister according to Rishi

Sak's

allies according to the Observer senior

conservatives sir Jacob Rees MOG and Sir

David Davis have described a reported

plot to force Rishi sunak out of number

10 before the next election as mad and

Bonkers though if the Sunday Express is

to be believed the Tories might not be

the only ones trying to unseat the Prime

Minister their headline farage plots

sunak demise

the Sunday Times reveals that defense

secretary grant shaps canell part of his

Ukraine trip this past week following a

credible missile

threat the mail on Sunday criticizes a

euthanasia Campaign which referenced the

car crash that killed Princess

Diana speaking to the Sunday Mirror

Strictly Come dancings Giovani Peniche

expresses his disappointment that

actress Amanda Abington withdrew from

the last series for personal reasons

and the star continues its fascination

with the subject of which people make

the best romantic Partners this time

it's men who wear w

fronts and reminded that by scanning the

QR code you'll see on screen during the

program you can check out the front

pages of tomorrow's newspapers while you

watch us and we are joined tonight by

Nancy pilder and Anita batang welcome to

you both let us start with the politics

shall we and uh the threats um real or

otherwise to Rishi sunak leadership

let's have a look at the

Observer um and as we we said running

through the the newspapers we've got

senior Tories saying that it's

absolutely uh Bonkers quote that there

should be a plot to replace Rishi sunak

is it Bonkers Nancy I mean the whole

part's gone Bonkers hasn't it and has

been that way for quite a long time so

seemingly this is a plot not led by

Penny M than herself but by other people

who think they need to get rich out as

quickly as they can but then there are

quotes in there saying well she would be

the shortest ever serving prime minister

shorter than what we had Fairly recently

we all remember was just there for a few

weeks it just seems their back is

against the wall all the polls show that

there is going to be an absolute

Landslide against the conservatives and

they're desperately

now Penny Mor herself thinks that this

is people who don't like her within the

party who are sort of setting her up to

fail so that when she makes a proper bid

for the leadership again let's not

forget she's done this before she might

be less successful because this would

tarnish her whole reputation it's just a

mess and this is not just the party in a

mess it's the country because they're

supposed to be leading us and instead

they are backstabbing school children

Anita do you think it it's credible that

Penny Moran doesn't know anything about

this alleged grouping of around around

her yeah I I think it is very plausible

that she's not driving any of this I

mean I've been watching leadership

contests for a very long time and

Maneuvers behind the scenes and there's

never been a credible one that kind of

first appears on the front pages of any

of these paper so I think that there is

something to some of the coverage that

suggests this is a sort of double and

triple Bluff with members of certain

parts of the party letting it be known

that they wouldn't mind Penny morn in

order to get other members of the party

that do like Penny Moren on board with

the idea of a contest so I think that um

you know Nancy makes a point around well

you know the conservatives are in

government I don't think anyone who's

mentioned around any of these papers is

anywhere close to government I think

this is a lot of backbenchers or a few

backbenchers actually having a few

conversations about what if we threw

everything up in the air and could you

do this and could you do that and you

know four-dimensional chess and it

actually is just a kind of newspaper

distraction from the kinds of things

that I'm sure on unak and Hunt's mind as

they get into this quite tricky period

for the government yeah Nancy the the

the article saying that several um

conservative MPS are maintaining that

Benny morn has been on maneuvers for

months uh making clear she'd be happy to

visit MP's constituencies and get to

know their local party officials well I

think she has but I think she's waiting

for after the election I think they're

all waiting for after the election it's

almost like richy himself is the only

one who doesn't want let's just have a

May election let's get it out the way

because we know which way it's going

there's no good news coming for the

conservatives the budget isn't going to

suddenly make people feel better about

themselves there's been no bounce back

after that there is nothing good coming

it's going to get worse and worse for

them as so why don't they get out of the

way so I think they're all maneuvering

to replace him I think it's just the

timing that's in question all the MPS I

speak to they'd rather there was a

sooner election although there were a

lot of red wall once red wall seats who

are very worried that they won't be MPS

at all so there are other people who are

joking well they're trying to keep hold

of their salaries for as long as can

I've not heard I mean Nancy you must

speak to different conservative MPS to

me because I don't know a single

conservative MP that wants the election

to happen in May um uh well because

there are kind of some optimistic

readings that actually when you look at

where the economy is going when you look

at where jobs are when you look at what

might happen to interest rates when you

look at what growth might look like

towards the end of the year this could

all be much more promising and that's

obviously quite a good thing for the

country so um I think we're talking do

you actually think they're going to win

the next election I didn't say that

that I I said that I've not heard this

well let's just get it over and done

with I think there is still a really

important job to do around Seward in the

economy at the moment so no um interest

in in having the the election sooner

rather than later yeah I mean I I

certainly don't get to decide it but I

think it was interesting that sunak kind

of ruled out this having an election on

the day of um the local elections which

obviously the party um you know would

would they be quite ready for that labor

obviously seemed to think that was going

to happen but I think that that has

change and hopefully like dampen down

some of the hysteria around the timings

of the election and the frustration with

all of that is you're not then focusing

on any the policy issues that actually

the public want to see action on and

Nancy do you think it's a realistic

prospect that they would want to to go

for another leader before the the the

election I mean the suggestion in the

the papers is that that you know they're

putting the Sunday Telegraph is saying

that M's being put forward as a stalking

horse for right-wing tour

rival so that they it's a way of getting

Rishi sunak out do you think really that

is the goal no and I think no I don't

think it is but I've got to say look at

how that party in government has behaved

it's not being a realistic look bis came

in with a massive majority then we had

somebody in for a very short amount of

time who completely destroyed everything

then we got rich we haven't had a vote

we haven't had a say on this for a very

long time I mean normal people who

normally have a vote on who is prime

minister so actually I just don't think

there is any really realism within the

conservative part I'm not quite sure

that what the Prime Minister wants is

the same as what the party wants and I'm

not sure the party as a whole knows what

it wants I think let's remember this is

the party that went into brexit to get

rid of that debate once and for all

never thinking it would happen they have

made a complete mess for a very long

time now so realistically I would say no

but also I'm not I don't think they're

based in realism but Anita what's the

point then of of putting Penny morant's

name out there what what what's the

ultimate goal I think that often when it

comes to the party in government you can

find two or three people that hold

pretty much any View at any one time and

I think that clearly there are according

to the Sunday Telegraph that there was

some kind of meeting that took place or

understood to have taken place U between

some prominent figures on the right and

some prominent supporters of Morant from

days past where they let it be known

that someone like Penny they think could

be a good leader and so this could be we

are we could be talking about two people

we could be talking about four people

certainly don't seem to be talking about

the majority of conservative MPS who

think that actually this is a time for

any change in leadership let alone a

change in Penny M with to Penny M but

two people can cook up a plot though can

they I mean they can they can brief that

they cooked up a plot right and they can

they can make front pages with it but

whether or not that changes the

political weather I think the thing

that's really striking is most of the

kind of prominent figures that you have

seen who might agitate in the past have

come out quite publicly and said this is

ridiculous and I think that that is

actually quite meaningful in this

context Bonkers to be precise is what

they've said um the express throwing

Nigel farage into the mix Nancy talking

about Bonkers yes you said that not me I

did indeed I mean this is actually

interesting so we um we one of our local

newspapers in man Mansfield and Ashfield

Chad we we know um quite well what

happens when MPS move across the reform

and obviously um there were comments

last week um by the conservative wasn't

then and then suddenly became reformed

that there's going to be a tsunamy of

people following him now I'm not

convinced that is true a tsunami is a

very strong word but I actually do think

that reform I hate to say it but I think

reform and I think when farage comes

back this talks about him dusting off

his big mouth I think he will win votes

again and he's winning votes because the

politicians are supposed to be leaders

are so poor that people are still

looking desperately around for people

who are saying the right things and I

think that will cause even more trouble

for the conservatives but I think they

sadly will win lots of votes and need to

your predictions for reform UK well it's

very unclear here what um how the brexit

champion as they describe in the Sunday

Express is going to turn up it doesn't

say that he's going to be the leader

again although it does quite carefully

say that Richard Ty doesn't care about

titles um and and and farage remains I

think their honorary president so I

think there is a question I think it's

actually quite plausible the express

says that a lot of people may not have

heard of Reform or may not have the

profile that it could like the ukip and

party had because they lack farage and

so like that could change things but

it's interesting that farage has for

quite consistent period of time in spite

of being courted quite vigorously by

Richard T has not wanted to kind of

Enter The Fray and enter the front line

again but I think that actually reform

has relatively speaking underperformed

ukip and the brexit party when you look

at where they were positioned so I think

it will be interesting to see if farage

does come back and also if it does

catapult reform into more Central

position in the conversation yes they're

saying that he would lead the election

charge but haven't sort of given a title

but it's interesting not so long ago we

were talking about him potentially um

joining the the Tories weren't we there

were murmurings around around that

mostly from him but yeah yes that's true

the times um quite serious Grant shaps

has had to cut short a visit to to

Ukraine because there was some

intelligence that there was a a credible

threat to him Nancy yeah I mean

incredibly serious so the the believe

the British intelligence believed that

the credible threat was it could be

targeted by a Russ Russian missile

strike you don't get much more serious

than that and they clearly um they had

the intelligence they believed it was

going to happen it comes on the back of

Putin advancing on the Eastern Front all

the threats that he's made I mean we

were talking the day he was threatening

last um just last week earlier this week

um about I may well use nuclear weapons

and it's kind of it's almost become

background noise but it's not background

noise is it this is a man who has got

the power to do that if he wanted to um

and the whole sort of American debate

the America the money been stuck so that

Ukraine is not getting the help that it

needs to fight back and here we are with

potentially UK high-profile politicians

allegedly been a very high Target yeah

an need to a reminder Les we need it

that the war is still very real yes in

Ukraine and and we had a situation with

zalinski um and the Greek Prime Minister

M tus that was um where they had a near

miss with a missile that was you know

really quite close um to their moade and

killed um five people so I think uh two

elements of this is really important

obviously Greece being a member of NATO

that would have been um quite a

significant shift in the dynamic that

could see most of Europe uh in war as as

a result of this and also as Nancy says

the kind of the the stall and stalemate

that's happening over that $60 billion

do package um from the US doesn't just

matter in and of itself but also it's a

signal of um Western unity and Western

intent and I think as that starts to or

potentially starts to fracture

especially if Putin feels empowered

following the elections that are taking

place in Russia Today then we could see

this shift to a new game particularly as

Ukraine are sadly kind of stalling in

their offensive okay andita and Nancy

thank you very much for the moment we're

going to take a break coming up we'll

look at whether we might soon know more

about the princess of wales's Health uh

when we come back to stay with

us

welcome back you are watching The Press

preview still with me Nancy Fielder and

Anita Bing let's take a look at the

Observer front page and this uh story

quite alarming regarding meta and a

leading psychologist who advises meta on

suicide prevention and self harm she's

quit her role because she's accusing the

Tech Giant of turning a blind eye to

harmful content on Instagram uh

repeatedly ignoring expert advice and

prioritizing profit over lives Nancy

yeah this is a quite devastating story

for any parent who has a child who is

obsessed with their phone on social

media which is absolutely all of us

let's be honest and she worked she's an

Insider she worked with them advised

them tried to help them for three years

and she's basically quit as you said

saying they only care about money and

they don't take take the photos down and

what is so worrying it's just such a

powerful force that all our children

have in their hands and this makes it

sound like they are deliberately if you

if you're sort of following the thread

of any theme they deliberately feed you

that information and we all know that

because we all get that ourselves on

social media or whatever age but

actually if that's about suicide if

that's about self harm well we've seen

an inquest that that ends up with

children killing themselves and the fact

that they kind of they just we've known

about this for a while and now we've got

an ins side of saying it she's so

annoyed she's quick and yet who holds

them who can hold them to account they

are so powerful so rich and in all our

lives all the time and this is

incredibly damning isn't it yes I think

it is um actually I think she talks

quite a lot not just about it's not the

sort of the idea that they aren't doing

anything but she says the ultimate

agenda is about interaction right and a

lot of um apps are really engineered

towards having people stay on the

platform for as long as possible and I

think that what she is implying here is

that is hindering their efforts to

remove some of the damaging content

which is particularly impacting um young

women and girls she says in particular

here so I think that presumably was part

of her Focus um so it's the question of

like how do you balance the priorities

that she sees as being much more

commercial with their broader duty to

society and to particularly to to young

people that she mentions who are at a

vulnerable state and are potentially

viewing this kind of content yeah I just

want to read out a um response from meta

so I think it's important to to hear

their line and they say that suicide and

self harm are complex issues and we take

them incredibly seriously we've

consulted with safety experts including

those in our suicide and self harm

Advisory Group for many years and their

feedback has helped us continue to make

significant progress in this space most

recently we announced we'll hide content

that discusses suicide and self harm

from teens even if shared by someone

they follow one of many updates we've

made after thoughtful discussion with

our advisers does that allay your fears

Nancy no and the the direct quote from

this Insider is on the surface it seems

like they care and they are very good at

the pr game but any of us can take our

children's phone and go down these

rabbit holes and experience this for

ourselves and I just think it's

something that's so serious they are so

powerful if they wanted to they could

get rid of this I have no doubt about

that I'm not saying they're not taking

steps but they're not doing they're not

doing the Urgent absolutely necessary

action they could do click of a finger

yeah I think there is one component of

this that's quite complicated which is

referenc in that piece which is I do

think that suicide and and complexities

around mental health have a multiplicity

of factors and I think sometimes we have

had conversations about vulnerable

people and particularly in the context

of people losing their lives that has

focused solely on social media as as if

like there were no phenomenons of

societal pressure and bullying and all

the other components that young people

have to deal with at an early age and

building resilience in young people and

helping them to manage and monitor their

use is also equally as important and I

think that sometimes we get sort of

stuck in the idea that like there's one

thing that would fix this if we look at

what happened during the pandemic for

instance of course social media was a

factor but lack of social interaction

was you know a huge thing for lots of

young people so I think that whether

it's education whether it's parents

whether it's technology companies I

think there's a lot that all sides could

actually do to really build resilience

in young people that's very true but

this is one that's easily solvable they

have the power to solve that and it is

just an element you're absolutely right

but I think they could do more and they

have got the money to do if they wanted

to yeah okay let's um have a final look

at the uh Sunday times and this story

about the Princess of Wales um expected

to speak about her recovery we've only

got about 30 seconds expected to it's a

royal Source Who says that she may at

some point when she reappears again um I

I don't think it's particularly likely

it would be great if she wanted to at

some point but there doesn't seem a

whole amount of basis behind it I don't

think I actually think they did this in

order to kind of help dampen down the

speculation if you are going to find out

something real at some point so please

get off social media and get off Tik Tok

doing your um you know your conspiracy

videos um so uh who knows what we

actually will find out but it feels like

it's sort of a everyone calmed down you

are going to find out more damage liit

it won't work okay Nancy and Anita thank

you thank you very much for taking us

through the papers we shall see you in

the next hour