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Britain's newspapers have been reflecting on the deaths of a British tourist in Jordan as well as more UK soldiers in Afghanistan and Iraq.Britain's newspapers have been reflecting on the deaths of a British tourist in Jordan as well as more UK soldiers in Afghanistan and Iraq.
The Daily Telegraph talks of a "black day for the British" while the Daily Mail describes the events as a "dark day in the war on terror".The Daily Telegraph talks of a "black day for the British" while the Daily Mail describes the events as a "dark day in the war on terror".
The Daily Express says they were "blasted to death" for being British.The Daily Express says they were "blasted to death" for being British.
Patrick Cockburn, of The Independent, argues that the rise of radical Islam is a response to foreign occupation. Patrick Cockburn, of the Independent, argues that the rise of radical Islam is a response to foreign occupation.
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According to the Guardian, most of the 38 Labour MPs elected for the first time in 2001 are writing a letter calling on him to resign.According to the Guardian, most of the 38 Labour MPs elected for the first time in 2001 are writing a letter calling on him to resign.
The newspaper names two MPs as co-ordinating the initiative and describes both of the politicians as "formerly ardent Blairites".The newspaper names two MPs as co-ordinating the initiative and describes both of the politicians as "formerly ardent Blairites".
Meanwhile, the Times describes the mood in Labour ranks as "feverish".Meanwhile, the Times describes the mood in Labour ranks as "feverish".
It tells "the mischief makers and the malevolent" to recognise "the eternal virtues of silence".It tells "the mischief makers and the malevolent" to recognise "the eternal virtues of silence".
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The death of 'Crocodile Hunter' Steve Irwin, who was killed by a stingray, is remembered in all the newspapers.The death of 'Crocodile Hunter' Steve Irwin, who was killed by a stingray, is remembered in all the newspapers.
The Telegraph says Irwin was a naturalist whose "foolhardy approach" made him a global star.The Telegraph says Irwin was a naturalist whose "foolhardy approach" made him a global star.
Germaine Greer, writing in the Guardian, accuses him of never understanding the needs of the animals which he was trying to protect.Germaine Greer, writing in the Guardian, accuses him of never understanding the needs of the animals which he was trying to protect.
The Daily Star likened Irwin to "a modern-day Tarzan" who explained the animal kingdom to a different audience.The Daily Star likened Irwin to "a modern-day Tarzan" who explained the animal kingdom to a different audience.
The Express reports on a survey suggesting "nearly half of us think that Britain is a worse place to live than it was 20 years ago".The Express reports on a survey suggesting "nearly half of us think that Britain is a worse place to live than it was 20 years ago".
Meanwhile, the Times offers the findings of a different poll which purports to show that "British children are among the laziest in the world".Meanwhile, the Times offers the findings of a different poll which purports to show that "British children are among the laziest in the world".
It says youngsters spend half-a-year of their childhoods being couch potatoes.It says youngsters spend half-a-year of their childhoods being couch potatoes.
The Telegraph also reports on an invasion of rare butterflies which have arrived from Poland.The Telegraph also reports on an invasion of rare butterflies which have arrived from Poland.