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Analysis of Chancellor Gordon Brown's Budget is the main story which dominates Britain's newspapers.Analysis of Chancellor Gordon Brown's Budget is the main story which dominates Britain's newspapers.
We have "Reasons 2p Cheerful", according to the front of the Sun while a sceptical Daily Mail says, "What Gord Giveth, Gord Taketh Away".We have "Reasons 2p Cheerful", according to the front of the Sun while a sceptical Daily Mail says, "What Gord Giveth, Gord Taketh Away".
The Independent's front page reads "2p, or not 2p?" and asks if this was a give away Budget or sleight of hand. The Independent's front page reads "2p, or not 2p?" and asks if this was a giveaway Budget or sleight of hand.
Meanwhile, the Daily Telegraph poses the same question, accompanied by six close-up photos of Mr Brown's hands.Meanwhile, the Daily Telegraph poses the same question, accompanied by six close-up photos of Mr Brown's hands.
The Sun praises Chancellor Gordon Brown's Budget speech with its headline "Knees Up Mr Brown".The Sun praises Chancellor Gordon Brown's Budget speech with its headline "Knees Up Mr Brown".
Sun writer George Pascoe-Watson describes the Chancellor as a "magician" who pulled the rug from under the Conservatives.Sun writer George Pascoe-Watson describes the Chancellor as a "magician" who pulled the rug from under the Conservatives.
'Powerhouse''Powerhouse'
The Daily Mirror struggles to contain its praise for "Gordon the Tory Slayer" and his "masterful" Budget.The Daily Mirror struggles to contain its praise for "Gordon the Tory Slayer" and his "masterful" Budget.
The "powerhouse" Chancellor, it boasts, has done his sums to ensure that Great Britain remains on course.The "powerhouse" Chancellor, it boasts, has done his sums to ensure that Great Britain remains on course.
The Times reports that Angolan paramilitary police, feared in their own country for their brutality, are heading to troubled Zimbabwe.The Times reports that Angolan paramilitary police, feared in their own country for their brutality, are heading to troubled Zimbabwe.
It says the move will raise concerns of more violence against those opposed to President Mugabe's regime.It says the move will raise concerns of more violence against those opposed to President Mugabe's regime.
The Guardian, meanwhile, wonders who might play a "hellfire preacher and maverick politician".The Guardian, meanwhile, wonders who might play a "hellfire preacher and maverick politician".
Ugly truthUgly truth
It explains how a film about DUP leader Ian Paisley is being planned. The Daily Telegraph, meanwhile, reveals the "ugly truth" about juries.It explains how a film about DUP leader Ian Paisley is being planned. The Daily Telegraph, meanwhile, reveals the "ugly truth" about juries.
It carries research from Bath University, which found that jurors were more likely to convict unattractive defendants than good-looking ones.It carries research from Bath University, which found that jurors were more likely to convict unattractive defendants than good-looking ones.
The front of the Daily Star reports on claims about how cricket coach Bob Woolmer may have died.The front of the Daily Star reports on claims about how cricket coach Bob Woolmer may have died.
Meanwhile, Sir Elton John has told the Guardian that we should all stand up for basic human rights.Meanwhile, Sir Elton John has told the Guardian that we should all stand up for basic human rights.