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US kidnapping fascinates papers US kidnapping fascinates papers
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There is wide coverage of the story of Jaycee Lee Dugard - the girl imprisoned in a California backyard for 18 years.There is wide coverage of the story of Jaycee Lee Dugard - the girl imprisoned in a California backyard for 18 years.
One question asked repeatedly is - as the Independent puts it - how could it take so long for her to be found?One question asked repeatedly is - as the Independent puts it - how could it take so long for her to be found?
For the Telegraph, the secret compound that was her home for so long was a prison the police failed to find.For the Telegraph, the secret compound that was her home for so long was a prison the police failed to find.
It says her plight is reminiscent of that of Natascha Kampusch in Austria, Jaycee is believed to have had no contact with the outside world.It says her plight is reminiscent of that of Natascha Kampusch in Austria, Jaycee is believed to have had no contact with the outside world.
Lockerbie bomber 'doubts'Lockerbie bomber 'doubts'
The Times says it has secret documents showing that UK ministers urged Scotland to consider returning the Lockerbie bomber to Libya in a prisoner transfer deal.The Times says it has secret documents showing that UK ministers urged Scotland to consider returning the Lockerbie bomber to Libya in a prisoner transfer deal.
It says the letters cast doubt on London's insistence that it did not interfere in the Scottish decision to free Abdelbaset al Megrahi.It says the letters cast doubt on London's insistence that it did not interfere in the Scottish decision to free Abdelbaset al Megrahi.
The Mail says former Commons speaker Michael Martin had a "controversial peerage" quietly confirmed.The Mail says former Commons speaker Michael Martin had a "controversial peerage" quietly confirmed.
The paper says this took place "in the middle of the parliamentary recess".The paper says this took place "in the middle of the parliamentary recess".
Unluckiest newly-wedsUnluckiest newly-weds
Several papers have the story of what the Mirror calls Britain's unluckiest newly-weds. Several papers have the story of what the Mirror calls class="inlineText" href="http://www.mirror.co.uk/">Britain's unluckiest newly-weds.
It was, the Sun says, a case of bride and doom, or even doom and groom, as several companies connected to Kenneth and Karen Porter's big day went bust. It was, the Sun says, a case of bride and doom, or even doom and groom, class="inlineText" href="http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/2613654/Wedding-hell-for-couple-as-firms-go-broke.html">as several companies connected to Kenneth and Karen Porter's big day went bust.
A hotel for their reception went into administration, a shop supplying bridesmaids dresses went broke, and the honeymoon airline collapsed.A hotel for their reception went into administration, a shop supplying bridesmaids dresses went broke, and the honeymoon airline collapsed.
Even their tickets to a Michael Jackson concert became worthless after he died.Even their tickets to a Michael Jackson concert became worthless after he died.
Early Christmas retributionEarly Christmas retribution
The Guardian and the Mail say police are investigating threats of vandalism to a number of outlets in Leeds who are selling Christmas cards in August. The Guardian and the Mail say class="inlineText" href="http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1209750/Police-hunt-Christmas-resistance-gang-threaten-shop-owners-selling-festive-stock.html">police are investigating threats of vandalism to a number of outlets in Leeds who are selling Christmas cards in August.
The Guardian says a branch of mental health charity MIND has temporarily withdrawn cards left from last year after its door locks were super-glued.The Guardian says a branch of mental health charity MIND has temporarily withdrawn cards left from last year after its door locks were super-glued.
Meanwhile, the Guardian says, there's one thing that much of the population can't go without - their make-up.Meanwhile, the Guardian says, there's one thing that much of the population can't go without - their make-up.
According to the paper L'Oreal has reported higher than expected profits. According to the paper class="inlineText" href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2009/aug/28/loreal-shares-leap-10-per-cent">L'Oreal has reported higher than expected profits.