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Papers call for Speaker to quit Papers call for Speaker to quit
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Commons Speaker Michael Martin's future is the subject most of the day's papers choose to lead on, after the scenes in the House on Monday.Commons Speaker Michael Martin's future is the subject most of the day's papers choose to lead on, after the scenes in the House on Monday.
The Daily Mail leaves Mr Martin in no doubt about the demands of many MPs and the leader writers, saying he "must be gone before the weekend".The Daily Mail leaves Mr Martin in no doubt about the demands of many MPs and the leader writers, saying he "must be gone before the weekend".
It asks: "Will Gordon kill him off?" and says the Speaker's fate is now a test of Gordon Brown's leadership.It asks: "Will Gordon kill him off?" and says the Speaker's fate is now a test of Gordon Brown's leadership.
The Independent and the Sun think that his days are numbered.The Independent and the Sun think that his days are numbered.
The Telegraph is adamant that the government has a duty to ensure that a debate takes place on the no-confidence motion regarding the Speaker.The Telegraph is adamant that the government has a duty to ensure that a debate takes place on the no-confidence motion regarding the Speaker.
This is a matter that cannot be left to a backstairs stitch-up, it says.This is a matter that cannot be left to a backstairs stitch-up, it says.
The Times says he's "doomed" and warns that this is not a time for sentimental attachment to an old party colleague, or for clinging to conventions.The Times says he's "doomed" and warns that this is not a time for sentimental attachment to an old party colleague, or for clinging to conventions.
The Guardian and the Daily Mirror complain that the Speaker "still doesn't get it".The Guardian and the Daily Mirror complain that the Speaker "still doesn't get it".
World Cup bidWorld Cup bid
There is inevitable excitement in the press about the official launch of England's 2018 World Cup bid.There is inevitable excitement in the press about the official launch of England's 2018 World Cup bid.
The Mirror says it would be a great victory if England was chosen.The Mirror says it would be a great victory if England was chosen.
Several papers report that a council has decided to stop flying the Union Jack from its town hall because of health and safety concerns.Several papers report that a council has decided to stop flying the Union Jack from its town hall because of health and safety concerns.
Food ban
The Sun says Kesteven District Council in Lincolnshire refuses to allow workmen to climb eight feet up a ladder to reach the pole, in case they fall.The Sun says Kesteven District Council in Lincolnshire refuses to allow workmen to climb eight feet up a ladder to reach the pole, in case they fall.
Food ban
A woman was told to stop breastfeeding her baby beside a swimming pool at a leisure centre because there was a ban on food and drink.A woman was told to stop breastfeeding her baby beside a swimming pool at a leisure centre because there was a ban on food and drink.
Laura Whotton says she was trying to feed her boy at the pool in Nottingham.Laura Whotton says she was trying to feed her boy at the pool in Nottingham.
The local authority says there was "confusion" over the wording of the rules, which have been altered, and has apologised to Mrs Whotton.The local authority says there was "confusion" over the wording of the rules, which have been altered, and has apologised to Mrs Whotton.
She tells the Telegraph that "People in bikinis were showing more skin and breast than I was".She tells the Telegraph that "People in bikinis were showing more skin and breast than I was".