Pat Kenny

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Brought the weather with me, Pat.

You did indeed.

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But for the moment, Patrick Bury, defence expert at the University of Bath, thank you very much for joining us.

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Well, now it's time to go through the Sunday newspapers.

I'm joined by Jack Horgan-Jones.

But first of all, I will give you the headlines on the front pages.

A doctor says, CAMHS caused systemic homicide of kids, which is a startling and disturbing headline on the Irish Mail on Sunday.

The Business Post, historic load.

This is reflecting on a poll they have.

Economic fears fuel black backlash against the coalition.

The Sunday Independent, number of super-rich in Ireland doubles in five years.

and Shane Ross is writing inside about financial novices Harrison Chambers are holding the purse strings of a precarious economy.

At the Sunday Times, homeowners warn on a rush to build cabins, and McDonald defies hints of Sinn Féin discontent.

At the Red Tops, the Irish Sunday People, NHS picks up record private patients in crisis.

The Mirror, Dan Deal, this is suggesting that the weight of evidence is so strong against Daniel Kinnan that he may well

plead guilty, an unlikely scenario, I would have thought, and the sun on Sunday concentrates on the jungle and the goings-on there, which I must confess I have not been following.