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There is widespread criticism of the government's Digital Britain report in Wednesday's papers.There is widespread criticism of the government's Digital Britain report in Wednesday's papers.
"Now a tax on every phone," complains the Daily Express. The £6 levy is meant to fund broadband for all, but "will be plundered for other purposes," it says."Now a tax on every phone," complains the Daily Express. The £6 levy is meant to fund broadband for all, but "will be plundered for other purposes," it says.
"Another grand initiative - in the end another damp squid," predicts the Daily Mirror. "Net result - we all lose." "Another grand initiative - in the end another damp squib," predicts the Daily Mirror. "Net result - we all lose."
The Daily Mail thinks Digital Britain is "a "jargon-ridden fudge" that ignores "the most significant issues" raised by new technology.The Daily Mail thinks Digital Britain is "a "jargon-ridden fudge" that ignores "the most significant issues" raised by new technology.
Electoral 'farce'Electoral 'farce'
Many of the papers try to make sense of the political upheaval in Iran.Many of the papers try to make sense of the political upheaval in Iran.
The Independent's Robert Fisk believes the "fear has gone in a country that has tasted freedom".The Independent's Robert Fisk believes the "fear has gone in a country that has tasted freedom".
The Times urges the West to do more to encourage a new presidential ballot - to "give louder voice to its outrage, its contempt for this farce".The Times urges the West to do more to encourage a new presidential ballot - to "give louder voice to its outrage, its contempt for this farce".
One ordinary Iranian tells the Guardian: "What you're seeing is the result of 30 years of pressure and strangling... Iran is like a dam about to burst."One ordinary Iranian tells the Guardian: "What you're seeing is the result of 30 years of pressure and strangling... Iran is like a dam about to burst."
'Starred for life''Starred for life'
The face of 18-year-old Kimberley Vlaminck appears in the tabloids - complete with 56 stars tattooed on it.The face of 18-year-old Kimberley Vlaminck appears in the tabloids - complete with 56 stars tattooed on it.
She wanted three little stars, but ended up with a whole constellation instead, quips the Daily Mail.She wanted three little stars, but ended up with a whole constellation instead, quips the Daily Mail.
"Starred for life" is the Sun's take. It says Kimberley claims to have fallen asleep during the procedure and woken up to a nasty shock."Starred for life" is the Sun's take. It says Kimberley claims to have fallen asleep during the procedure and woken up to a nasty shock.
The Daily Star picks the same headline. The teenager is now suing her tattooist for making her look like "a freak".The Daily Star picks the same headline. The teenager is now suing her tattooist for making her look like "a freak".
'Bligh and Ahab''Bligh and Ahab'
The Daily Telegraph tells the story of a Royal Navy captain who has banned sprouts from his warship, calling them "the Devil's vegetable".The Daily Telegraph tells the story of a Royal Navy captain who has banned sprouts from his warship, calling them "the Devil's vegetable".
Capt Wayne Keble's stance, says the paper, shows the Navy is "a service to which any resolute child persecuted by vegetables may still aspire".Capt Wayne Keble's stance, says the paper, shows the Navy is "a service to which any resolute child persecuted by vegetables may still aspire".
"Comparisons are being made to Bligh and Ahab," writes Tim Hayward in the Guardian's Word of Mouth food blog."Comparisons are being made to Bligh and Ahab," writes Tim Hayward in the Guardian's Word of Mouth food blog.
"Decks it seems are being cleared and cutlasses rattled.""Decks it seems are being cleared and cutlasses rattled."