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Torrential rain soaks the papers Torrential rain soaks the papers
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There is something of a wet and washed-out look to many of the front pages on Saturday's papers. There is something of a wet and washed-out look to many front pages.
The Daily Mail captures the dark, sodden scene in central London during Friday's torrential rain with the headline: "Midsummer Monsoon". The Daily Mail captures the dark, sodden scene in Central London during Friday's torrential rain with the headline: "Midsummer Monsoon".
The Times has a report forecasting rising insurance premiums. The Times forecasts rising insurance premiums - claims for flood damage are reported to have passed £2.5bn in 2007.
The paper says claims for flood damage this year have already exceeded £2.5bn and this will be passed on to hundreds of thousands of homeowners. The Sun says the freak weather brought the country to its knees in an hour. It carries a picture of "mystery hero" rescuing a driver from a submerged car.
The Guardian says close friends of Tony Blair have blasted Scotland Yard over the cash-for-honours investigation.The Guardian says close friends of Tony Blair have blasted Scotland Yard over the cash-for-honours investigation.
The paper talks of "widespread anger" in the Blair circle and quotes Peter Mandelson as saying the news media were used to undermine trust in the government.The paper talks of "widespread anger" in the Blair circle and quotes Peter Mandelson as saying the news media were used to undermine trust in the government.
The Daily Mirror calls the police investigation a "scandal".The Daily Mirror calls the police investigation a "scandal".
Airport woesAirport woes
"Calamity Cameron" is how the Daily Star sums up the Conservatives' showing in Thursday's two by-elections, at Ealing Southall and Sedgefield."Calamity Cameron" is how the Daily Star sums up the Conservatives' showing in Thursday's two by-elections, at Ealing Southall and Sedgefield.
The alleged problems to be found at Heathrow Airport are the focus of the Independent's front page.The alleged problems to be found at Heathrow Airport are the focus of the Independent's front page.
The paper labels it the world's least favourite airport.The paper labels it the world's least favourite airport.
The reasons, it says, are that millions of this summer's passengers face delays, under-investment and environmental protest.The reasons, it says, are that millions of this summer's passengers face delays, under-investment and environmental protest.
According to the Daily Telegraph, 141 flights were cancelled and hundreds more delayed on Friday because of the sudden bad weather.According to the Daily Telegraph, 141 flights were cancelled and hundreds more delayed on Friday because of the sudden bad weather.
Bandana bluesBandana blues
The Daily Express tells of council binman Matthew Carter, 33, originally from Barbados, who has been banned from wearing a St George's Cross bandana.The Daily Express tells of council binman Matthew Carter, 33, originally from Barbados, who has been banned from wearing a St George's Cross bandana.
This is because, according to the council in Lancashire, it could be deemed racist and offensive.This is because, according to the council in Lancashire, it could be deemed racist and offensive.
The Guardian reports how Spanish police were ordered into newsagents to seize copies of a satirical magazine.The Guardian reports how Spanish police were ordered into newsagents to seize copies of a satirical magazine.
Crown Prince Felipe and his wife were depicted making love, allegedly so as to obtain child benefit payments.Crown Prince Felipe and his wife were depicted making love, allegedly so as to obtain child benefit payments.