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Papers unite against EU president Papers unite against EU president
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There is an unlikely alliance among Friday's papers, with both the Guardian and Daily Mail leading with the same headline, "The Great EU Stitch-Up".There is an unlikely alliance among Friday's papers, with both the Guardian and Daily Mail leading with the same headline, "The Great EU Stitch-Up".
Neither is impressed with Belgian Herman van Rompuy as president.Neither is impressed with Belgian Herman van Rompuy as president.
The Guardian also feels the choice of unknown Labour peer Baroness Ashton to is unlikely to stop the traffic in Brussels, let alone Beijing. The Guardian also feels the choice of unknown Labour peer Baroness Ashton is unlikely to stop the traffic in Brussels, let alone Beijing.
The Daily Mail says she has "neither the political influence nor the determination" to stand up for Britain.The Daily Mail says she has "neither the political influence nor the determination" to stand up for Britain.
President dismayPresident dismay
The Daily Express is outraged that new EU president Herman Van Rompuy will earn £320,000 a year - saying he is the "boss nobody wanted".The Daily Express is outraged that new EU president Herman Van Rompuy will earn £320,000 a year - saying he is the "boss nobody wanted".
"Rompuy pumpy is EU's Numpty" is the somewhat bizarre headline in the Sun."Rompuy pumpy is EU's Numpty" is the somewhat bizarre headline in the Sun.
The Times says that with Mr van Rompuy and new foreign chief Baroness Ashton, the EU has made a decision that "pleases no-one and offends no-one".The Times says that with Mr van Rompuy and new foreign chief Baroness Ashton, the EU has made a decision that "pleases no-one and offends no-one".
It feels there was "a palpable sense of deflation" that the two new faces of Europe "lacked a certain stature".It feels there was "a palpable sense of deflation" that the two new faces of Europe "lacked a certain stature".
Hand ballHand ball
There's more condemnation of the French football captain, Thierry Henry, for the hand-ball incident that ended Irish World Cup dreams on Wednesday night.There's more condemnation of the French football captain, Thierry Henry, for the hand-ball incident that ended Irish World Cup dreams on Wednesday night.
"The £1bn hand of frog" is the headline in the Sun, which says Henry's actions will boost the French economy."The £1bn hand of frog" is the headline in the Sun, which says Henry's actions will boost the French economy.
"Eiffel Shower" is the verdict of the Daily Mirror."Eiffel Shower" is the verdict of the Daily Mirror.
It says supporters around the globe believe the integrity of the competition in South Africa has been stained by "shameful events" in Paris.It says supporters around the globe believe the integrity of the competition in South Africa has been stained by "shameful events" in Paris.
Economy woesEconomy woes
The Daily Mail is alarmed by the public borrowing figures released on Thursday, and believes the government is in total denial about Britain's economic plight.The Daily Mail is alarmed by the public borrowing figures released on Thursday, and believes the government is in total denial about Britain's economic plight.
It says it's obvious what must happen, public spending must fall dramatically.It says it's obvious what must happen, public spending must fall dramatically.
But the Guardian believes it's better to live with the horrible risks linked to heavy borrowing, than the certainty of a crushed economy.But the Guardian believes it's better to live with the horrible risks linked to heavy borrowing, than the certainty of a crushed economy.
That, says the paper, would flow inescapably from a panicked scramble to rebalance the books.That, says the paper, would flow inescapably from a panicked scramble to rebalance the books.