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The issue of MPs' expenses is tackled by most papers once again.The issue of MPs' expenses is tackled by most papers once again.
According to the Daily Mail, Sir Christopher Kelly's proposed expenses cuts could lead to the biggest clear-out of parliamentarians since 1945.According to the Daily Mail, Sir Christopher Kelly's proposed expenses cuts could lead to the biggest clear-out of parliamentarians since 1945.
Up to 200 MPs are said to be thinking of bailing out and the Mail says "good riddance" to those leaving.Up to 200 MPs are said to be thinking of bailing out and the Mail says "good riddance" to those leaving.
Those complaining about the clampdown on their expenses are dismissed as "shameless" by the Daily Mirror, and "arrogant" by the Daily Express.Those complaining about the clampdown on their expenses are dismissed as "shameless" by the Daily Mirror, and "arrogant" by the Daily Express.
'Blow up''Blow up'
The Daily Telegraph judges the Kelly proposals on reforming MPs' expenses to be "reasonable" but the Times thinks that MPs do have grounds to be annoyed.The Daily Telegraph judges the Kelly proposals on reforming MPs' expenses to be "reasonable" but the Times thinks that MPs do have grounds to be annoyed.
Noting that the report is due out the day before Guy Fawkes night, the paper says Sir Christopher must be careful not to "blow the whole place up".Noting that the report is due out the day before Guy Fawkes night, the paper says Sir Christopher must be careful not to "blow the whole place up".
The Guardian, meanwhile, says MPs would be wise to accept the proposals, though many will hate them.The Guardian, meanwhile, says MPs would be wise to accept the proposals, though many will hate them.
In turn, the public must agree MPs deserve to be properly paid, it says.In turn, the public must agree MPs deserve to be properly paid, it says.
'Killed by costcutters''Killed by costcutters'
The Independent leads on the official report into the Nimrod plane crash, publishing photographs of the 14 armed forces personnel who died.The Independent leads on the official report into the Nimrod plane crash, publishing photographs of the 14 armed forces personnel who died.
The Daily Mirror claims the men who died in the Nimrod crash were "killed by costcutters".The Daily Mirror claims the men who died in the Nimrod crash were "killed by costcutters".
href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2009/oct/29/nimrod-crash-inquiry-raf-afghanistan">"Flawed, sloppy, complancent" is how the Guardian sums up the story. href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2009/oct/29/nimrod-crash-inquiry-raf-afghanistan">"Incompetent, complacent and cynical" is how the Guardian sums it up.
The paper says the Ministry of Defence and the arms company, BAE Systems, could face unprecedented legal action in the wake of the devastating report.The paper says the Ministry of Defence and the arms company, BAE Systems, could face unprecedented legal action in the wake of the devastating report.
'Real clout''Real clout'
"I'm your man" is the front page headline of the Times above a photograph of Tony Blair."I'm your man" is the front page headline of the Times above a photograph of Tony Blair.
It says he will stand for the post of president of the European Council if EU leaders agree that the job should be a substantial one requiring real clout.It says he will stand for the post of president of the European Council if EU leaders agree that the job should be a substantial one requiring real clout.
Writing in the Independent, the former Cabinet Minister, Charles Clarke, argues against Mr Blair's candidacy.Writing in the Independent, the former Cabinet Minister, Charles Clarke, argues against Mr Blair's candidacy.
He says Mr Blair's appointment would not be in the best interests of Britain or the EU.He says Mr Blair's appointment would not be in the best interests of Britain or the EU.
InfertilityInfertility
The Telegraph says schools in England are reporting 40,000 incidents of racism a year.The Telegraph says schools in England are reporting 40,000 incidents of racism a year.
It cites a report by civil liberties group, the Manifesto Club, which says children are being punished but often don't understand the terms they use.It cites a report by civil liberties group, the Manifesto Club, which says children are being punished but often don't understand the terms they use.
The Daily Mail reports that scientists have grown human eggs and sperm.The Daily Mail reports that scientists have grown human eggs and sperm.
The paper says it could help infertile couples but raises ethical concerns about the possibility of creating children without parents' involvement.The paper says it could help infertile couples but raises ethical concerns about the possibility of creating children without parents' involvement.