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Ridicule becomes rage over claims Ridicule becomes rage over claims
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After more than a week of scandal over MPs' expenses claims, the mood, it seems, has gone from ridicule to rage.After more than a week of scandal over MPs' expenses claims, the mood, it seems, has gone from ridicule to rage.
"Bring them to justice," screams the Daily Mail's front page headline. The paper says it is launching a campaign for private prosecutions."Bring them to justice," screams the Daily Mail's front page headline. The paper says it is launching a campaign for private prosecutions.
The Guardian says the public reached boiling point after indications that in some cases rules were snapped not bent.The Guardian says the public reached boiling point after indications that in some cases rules were snapped not bent.
class="inlineText" href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2009/may/14/mps-expenses-westminster-parliament">"What's extraordinary is that it gets worse every day," an unnamed cabinet minister tells the paper. "What's extraordinary is that it gets worse every day," class="inlineText" href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2009/may/14/mps-expenses-westminster-parliament">an unnamed cabinet minister tells the paper.
'Darkest Day''Darkest Day'
There is more bad news for the government in the Sun, which publishes a YouGov poll suggesting Labour's support has plummeted.There is more bad news for the government in the Sun, which publishes a YouGov poll suggesting Labour's support has plummeted.
For the Times, it is "Parliament's Darkest Day". The paper's front page shows a dark oil painting of parliament by Claude Monet, entitled Stormy Sky.For the Times, it is "Parliament's Darkest Day". The paper's front page shows a dark oil painting of parliament by Claude Monet, entitled Stormy Sky.
The Daily Telegraph publishes a number of readers' letters praising its series of revelations. The Daily Telegraph publishes a number of readers' letters praising its series of revelations.
One suggests the state could offer politicians second homes in such places as Holloway and Pentonville prisons.One suggests the state could offer politicians second homes in such places as Holloway and Pentonville prisons.
Celebrity landCelebrity land
Meanwhile, the marital split between model Katie Price, aka Jordan, and singer Peter Andre remains the top story in celebrity land.Meanwhile, the marital split between model Katie Price, aka Jordan, and singer Peter Andre remains the top story in celebrity land.
The Daily Mirror reports on its front page that Andre will not make any claim on his wife's fortune if they divorce. The Daily Mirror reports on its front page that Andre will not make any claim on his wife's fortune if they divorce.
On the Sun's front page, beside a picture of Jordan in a bikini, the headline is: "Missing some body Pete?"On the Sun's front page, beside a picture of Jordan in a bikini, the headline is: "Missing some body Pete?"
But despite its headline, the paper reports Jordan is in the Maldives, pining for her estranged husband.But despite its headline, the paper reports Jordan is in the Maldives, pining for her estranged husband.
Folk heroFolk hero
Finally, according to the Independent, a man in New Zealand is now a folk hero since going on the run after allegedly threatening a police officer.Finally, according to the Independent, a man in New Zealand is now a folk hero since going on the run after allegedly threatening a police officer.
The paper reports William Stewart escaped three months ago and has given officers the slip at least seven times.The paper reports William Stewart escaped three months ago and has given officers the slip at least seven times.
T-shirts with the slogan Where's Billy? are being sold and he has even had a ballad written about him.T-shirts with the slogan Where's Billy? are being sold and he has even had a ballad written about him.
But police say he is no hero. One officer is quoted as saying the man would rob his own grandmother.But police say he is no hero. One officer is quoted as saying the man would rob his own grandmother.