The papers this morning lead with various headlines from the latest on the Greek financial crisis to the suspected case of BSE in Louth.

The Irish Times leads with that Greek story. The headline is EU warns Greece after IMF pulls out of talks.

The Irish Indpendent leads with the other main story from today, that suspected BSE case in Louth. According to the paper, it could set the industry back years.

Meanwhile, the Irish Examiner goes with 246 people who have been held under powers to tackle terror.

The tabloids go with various stories from the Off the Ball interview last night where John Giles discussed being left off the RTE panel on the Mirror to the family who are involved in the BSE crisis begging not to blamed.

The pair kicked off the Paper Review with the fact that a pornography company who want to film in space. Chris said he would tell everyone about Ivan's magazine collection on his desk. Ivan replied that he had no desk. 

Presenter Ivan Yates discussed the Fennelly report. The first draft of the report was released just yesterday.

Chris Donoghue highlighted a story about Jose Mourinho being fined for speeding yesterday. 

The pair also discussed the fact that this is the time for picnics. Ivan pointed out that the modern picnic basket contains prosecco and olives and not ham and cheese sandwich.

They also talked about the fact that if you are selling your home, it will sell for a higher price if the person selling it is good-looking, according to the Sun.

They finished by talking about an engagement ring that will have a blue tooth connection in case you lose it.

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