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UK papers mull Iran mass protests UK papers mull Iran mass protests
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A photo of a female Iranian protestor dominates the front of the Times. A headdress and sunglasses hide her face, but a card reads "Where is my vote?". A photo of a female Iranian protester dominates the front of the Times. A headdress and sunglasses hide her face, but a card reads "Where is my vote?".
The paper estimates 100,000 people took part in a fifth day of protests against the presidential election result.The paper estimates 100,000 people took part in a fifth day of protests against the presidential election result.
The Daily Express says the full extent of state brutality has been revealed in pictures posted on the Twitter website.The Daily Express says the full extent of state brutality has been revealed in pictures posted on the Twitter website.
The Guardian says the government is quashing opposition by rounding up activists and journalists.The Guardian says the government is quashing opposition by rounding up activists and journalists.
City rebukedCity rebuked
Bank of England governor Mervyn King's calls for tighter financial regulations is the lead in the Financial Times.Bank of England governor Mervyn King's calls for tighter financial regulations is the lead in the Financial Times.
The paper says he rebuked the City and said new rules were needed to restore trust in the market economy.The paper says he rebuked the City and said new rules were needed to restore trust in the market economy.
The Guardian believes Mr King opened a "deep rift" with Chancellor Alistair Darling over regulation of the City.The Guardian believes Mr King opened a "deep rift" with Chancellor Alistair Darling over regulation of the City.
The Daily Mirror is convinced by Health Secretary Andy Burnham's health pledge. The paper's leader column declares that "the NHS is safe in Labour hands".The Daily Mirror is convinced by Health Secretary Andy Burnham's health pledge. The paper's leader column declares that "the NHS is safe in Labour hands".
'Chip on shoulder''Chip on shoulder'
The sight of MPs and party leaders queuing up to pay tribute to the outgoing Commons Speaker Michael Martin is too much for many papers.The sight of MPs and party leaders queuing up to pay tribute to the outgoing Commons Speaker Michael Martin is too much for many papers.
"A gut-wrenching parade of hypocrisy", says the Sun, "Westminster is well shot of him". "A gut-wrenching parade of hypocrisy", says the Sun, "Westminster is well shot of him".
The Times says Mr Martin ended his speakership as he began it, with a chip on his shoulder. The Times says Mr Martin ended his speakership as he began it, with a chip on his shoulder.
The Daily Mail quotes a letter from some Tory MPs accusing David Cameron of a "Stalinist" leadership style. The Daily Mail quotes a letter from some Tory MPs accusing David Cameron of a "Stalinist" leadership style.
'Got the sucker''Got the sucker'
Never has the killing of a house fly attracted so much media attention.Never has the killing of a house fly attracted so much media attention.
The Independent is among almost all the papers to recount how President Barack Obama was irritated by a fly buzzing around him during a TV interview.The Independent is among almost all the papers to recount how President Barack Obama was irritated by a fly buzzing around him during a TV interview.
He promptly killed the insect with a single slap and the exclamation: "I got the sucker".He promptly killed the insect with a single slap and the exclamation: "I got the sucker".
The Daily Star is impressed ; he killed it with his bare hand, it marvels. Meanwhile, the Guardian trumpets: "Splat! The day Obama turned killer".The Daily Star is impressed ; he killed it with his bare hand, it marvels. Meanwhile, the Guardian trumpets: "Splat! The day Obama turned killer".