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Papers consider criminal case bail Papers consider criminal case bail
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A number of Tuesday's papers contain contradictory reports about new guidance on bail in criminal cases.A number of Tuesday's papers contain contradictory reports about new guidance on bail in criminal cases.
The newspapers are in agreement that Justice Secretary Jack Straw is reviewing these laws.The newspapers are in agreement that Justice Secretary Jack Straw is reviewing these laws.
The Daily Telegraph and the Sun say murder suspects will not be granted bail except in very rare circumstances.The Daily Telegraph and the Sun say murder suspects will not be granted bail except in very rare circumstances.
But the Daily Mail says Whitehall lawyers believe any presumption that a suspect should be denied bail would flout the European Convention of Human Rights.But the Daily Mail says Whitehall lawyers believe any presumption that a suspect should be denied bail would flout the European Convention of Human Rights.
Assassination fear?Assassination fear?
The Guardian's front page has a photograph of Old Etonian and mercenary Simon Mann in prison uniform, handcuffs and leg shackles.The Guardian's front page has a photograph of Old Etonian and mercenary Simon Mann in prison uniform, handcuffs and leg shackles.
It marks the day he finally faces trial accused of plotting a coup in Equatorial Guinea.It marks the day he finally faces trial accused of plotting a coup in Equatorial Guinea.
The paper says there are fears of an attempt to assassinate Mr Mann.The paper says there are fears of an attempt to assassinate Mr Mann.
The Times says the measures add to the sense that Mr Mann's extraordinary story could have been written by Frederick Forsyth or Graham Greene.The Times says the measures add to the sense that Mr Mann's extraordinary story could have been written by Frederick Forsyth or Graham Greene.
'Fly-tipping epidemic''Fly-tipping epidemic'
"The Chip and Bin Disaster" is how the Mail sums up the failure of a pilot scheme using micro-chips in bins."The Chip and Bin Disaster" is how the Mail sums up the failure of a pilot scheme using micro-chips in bins.
South Norfolk District Council has scrapped the trial, because the technology kept breaking down.South Norfolk District Council has scrapped the trial, because the technology kept breaking down.
The Mail says it is evidence of the chaos which would ensue if "pay-as-you-throw" taxes, charging residents by the weight of their rubbish, were created.The Mail says it is evidence of the chaos which would ensue if "pay-as-you-throw" taxes, charging residents by the weight of their rubbish, were created.
It predicts that no-one will trust the way their charges are calculated and a fly-tipping epidemic will follow.It predicts that no-one will trust the way their charges are calculated and a fly-tipping epidemic will follow.
Price risePrice rise
Ron James, the manager of a petrol station near Exeter which is charging customers £1.99-per-litre, is vilified in a number of Tuesday's papers.Ron James, the manager of a petrol station near Exeter which is charging customers £1.99-per-litre, is vilified in a number of Tuesday's papers.
Mr James tells the Daily Mirror he put his prices up to stop customers panic-buying and preserve his supplies until the fuel tanker driver strike ends.Mr James tells the Daily Mirror he put his prices up to stop customers panic-buying and preserve his supplies until the fuel tanker driver strike ends.
But the Mirror says he deserves a taste of his own medicine.But the Mirror says he deserves a taste of his own medicine.
The paper suggests that Mr James' milkman should charge him £2 for a bottle and his local £5 for a pint.The paper suggests that Mr James' milkman should charge him £2 for a bottle and his local £5 for a pint.
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