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Coach crash dominates papers Coach crash dominates papers
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Newspapers south and north of the border mull over the ramifications of the horrific coach crash near London.Newspapers south and north of the border mull over the ramifications of the horrific coach crash near London.
The Daily Telegraph speaks of a long journey home that turned into a night of carnage.The Daily Telegraph speaks of a long journey home that turned into a night of carnage.
The Daily Mirror calls for a review of coach safety to see how travellers can be better protected.The Daily Mirror calls for a review of coach safety to see how travellers can be better protected.
The Daily Express highlights concerns among some experts that double-decker coaches are more unstable because of their height.The Daily Express highlights concerns among some experts that double-decker coaches are more unstable because of their height.
Returning ScotsReturning Scots
And the front pages of some of the Scottish newspapers are also dominated by news of the crash.And the front pages of some of the Scottish newspapers are also dominated by news of the crash.
"Death on the 22:30 to Aberdeen" is the headline in the Scotsman - alongside a picture of the wrecked double decker lying on its side."Death on the 22:30 to Aberdeen" is the headline in the Scotsman - alongside a picture of the wrecked double decker lying on its side.
The paper points out that the coach was packed with Scots returning home after New Year celebrations.The paper points out that the coach was packed with Scots returning home after New Year celebrations.
The Courier carries tributes to Chris Toner, the woman from Dundee who was killed in the accident.The Courier carries tributes to Chris Toner, the woman from Dundee who was killed in the accident.
Rubbish blamedRubbish blamed
The Daily Mail reports that pest control experts have warned of a plague of vermin spreading across the country.The Daily Mail reports that pest control experts have warned of a plague of vermin spreading across the country.
The blame is put on fortnightly rubbish collections - as councils move towards compulsory recycling.The blame is put on fortnightly rubbish collections - as councils move towards compulsory recycling.
The front of the Daily Telegraph is dominated by a report that almost half of the Navy's fleet of 44 warships could be mothballed to cut costs. The front of the Daily Telegraph is dominated by a report that almost half of the Royal Navy's fleet of 44 warships could be mothballed to cut costs.
Senior officers think it would leave the once-proud Navy little more than a coastal defence force, the paper says. Senior officers think it would leave the once-proud navy little more than a coastal defence force, the paper says.
Understaffed unitsUnderstaffed units
The Sun follows up the BBC's highlighting of poor accommodation in the Army by saying it is helping spark an exodus of soldiers.The Sun follows up the BBC's highlighting of poor accommodation in the Army by saying it is helping spark an exodus of soldiers.
It says recruitment targets are not being met and understaffed units are still being sent to fight.It says recruitment targets are not being met and understaffed units are still being sent to fight.
In the Mirror, dog-napping is the allegation after singer Lily Allen was reunited with her English Bull terrier. In the Mirror, dog-napping is the allegation after singer Lily Allen was reunited with her English bull terrier.
Allen says she paid £500 for the return of the animal and suspects the recipient was in league with criminals.Allen says she paid £500 for the return of the animal and suspects the recipient was in league with criminals.