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Papers gripped by US elections | Papers gripped by US elections |
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The US Presidential election gets a great deal of coverage in the Sunday newspapers. | The US Presidential election gets a great deal of coverage in the Sunday newspapers. |
The Independent on Sunday is just one of the papers offering an extensive guide to election night - and highlights the key states to watch. | The Independent on Sunday is just one of the papers offering an extensive guide to election night - and highlights the key states to watch. |
The Observer wonders if the revelation that Barack Obama's auntie is an illegal immigrant will damage his campaign and current lead in the polls. | The Observer wonders if the revelation that Barack Obama's auntie is an illegal immigrant will damage his campaign and current lead in the polls. |
Meanwhile the Sunday Express looks back at Mr Obama's life so far and predicts he will win Thursday's election. | Meanwhile the Sunday Express looks back at Mr Obama's life so far and predicts he will win Thursday's election. |
'Malignant national tumour' | 'Malignant national tumour' |
The Sunday newspapers continue to throw the spotlight on the workings of the BBC following the antics of Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross on Radio 2. | The Sunday newspapers continue to throw the spotlight on the workings of the BBC following the antics of Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross on Radio 2. |
The Mail on Sunday's Peter Hitchens is so angry that he describes the BBC as a "malignant national tumour". He does not understand why it should be able to extract a "poll tax" from the population while "despising and ignoring" people's opinions. | The Mail on Sunday's Peter Hitchens is so angry that he describes the BBC as a "malignant national tumour". He does not understand why it should be able to extract a "poll tax" from the population while "despising and ignoring" people's opinions. |
The Independent on Sunday's Janet Street-Porter defended the British taste for "crude humour" but was disappointed in the way the BBC handled the furore. | The Independent on Sunday's Janet Street-Porter defended the British taste for "crude humour" but was disappointed in the way the BBC handled the furore. |
She claims the BBC's response proves that a bunch of "headless chickens" are in charge of the institution. | She claims the BBC's response proves that a bunch of "headless chickens" are in charge of the institution. |
The BBC's senior executives are criticised by other papers too who don't shy away from using the phrase "fat cat". | The BBC's senior executives are criticised by other papers too who don't shy away from using the phrase "fat cat". |
The Sunday Times claims presenters will lose out while the News of the World demands the licence fee is scrapped. | The Sunday Times claims presenters will lose out while the News of the World demands the licence fee is scrapped. |
The corporation's director general, Mark Thompson, writes a defence in the Observer. | |
He promises readers that the BBC will do everything it can to ensure nothing like this ever happens again. | He promises readers that the BBC will do everything it can to ensure nothing like this ever happens again. |
'Potential star' | 'Potential star' |
Party politics are also back making headlines in most of the Sunday newspapers. | Party politics are also back making headlines in most of the Sunday newspapers. |
The News of the World claims Conservative leader David Cameron is trying to prevent shadow cabinet members from earning money privately. | The News of the World claims Conservative leader David Cameron is trying to prevent shadow cabinet members from earning money privately. |
Nineteen of them are millionaires and most have substantial business interests outside of work - and they may revolt if Mr Cameron pursues them. | Nineteen of them are millionaires and most have substantial business interests outside of work - and they may revolt if Mr Cameron pursues them. |
The Sunday Times has some good news though for John Prescott's wife, Pauline. She's being touted as the next "Cilla Black". | The Sunday Times has some good news though for John Prescott's wife, Pauline. She's being touted as the next "Cilla Black". |
A senior TV producer is quoted saying that she comes across as "warm-hearted and sassy" - with an appeal similar to that of the ex-Blind Date host. | A senior TV producer is quoted saying that she comes across as "warm-hearted and sassy" - with an appeal similar to that of the ex-Blind Date host. |
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