The papers all lead with various headlines this morning from the latest on the Marriage Referendum to the surge in online child sex abuse material.

The Irish Times leads with a Justice Cross interview, "State could still favour opposite-sex couples if vote passes along with a picture of students receiving their results.

The Irish Independent highlights patients on waiting lists who will get private treatment.

The Irish Examiner leads with the surge in online child sex abuse material along with another picture of students receiving their results.

The Mirror leads with a 'new Omagh bomb' plot to kill Charles while the Sun looks at a 14-year-old girl who gave birth to a second baby within a year.

The pair also discussed the sad passing of the legend that was B. B. King. 

They also talked about Ursula Halligan's piece in the Times today entitled 'Referendum pointed me towards telling the truth about myself'. You can read her piece here.

Presenter Chris Donoghue discussed the latest David Quinn piece in the Independent. He claims that the question being raised by the 'No' side are being misrepresented.

Young women take three selfies a day on average, according to Ivan Yates.

Chris said that his favourite person in Ireland this morning is Laura O'Connor, a woman who is trying to sell her car online but insists it's a heap of crap. Chris said she has 21,000 views on the ad, Ivan said he would love to have 21,000 views.

You can listen to the Paper Review here: