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X Factor final excites the papers X Factor final excites the papers
(about 17 hours later)
There's analysis of the contenders, a YouGov poll in the Sun and a plea in the Daily Mirror to "get voting" - but it has nothing to do with politics.There's analysis of the contenders, a YouGov poll in the Sun and a plea in the Daily Mirror to "get voting" - but it has nothing to do with politics.
It's the final of The X Factor, and the Daily Telegraph reports ITV is "poised for the most lucrative weekend in British broadcasting history".It's the final of The X Factor, and the Daily Telegraph reports ITV is "poised for the most lucrative weekend in British broadcasting history".
The Daily Express says more than 20 million people are likely to tune in for the result on Sunday.The Daily Express says more than 20 million people are likely to tune in for the result on Sunday.
A Times leader titled "The nation decides?" expresses its backing for bookies' favourite Joe McElderry.A Times leader titled "The nation decides?" expresses its backing for bookies' favourite Joe McElderry.
Blair's 'admission'Blair's 'admission'
The Daily Mail says the defence secretary missed two chances to rescue a British couple held by Somali pirates.The Daily Mail says the defence secretary missed two chances to rescue a British couple held by Somali pirates.
A Ministry of Defence spokesman says Bob Ainsworth authorised military missions but those in command took the decision not to intervene.A Ministry of Defence spokesman says Bob Ainsworth authorised military missions but those in command took the decision not to intervene.
The Times and Guardian lead on Tony Blair saying it would have been right to remove Saddam Hussein even if there were no weapons of mass destruction.The Times and Guardian lead on Tony Blair saying it would have been right to remove Saddam Hussein even if there were no weapons of mass destruction.
The paper see this as an admission he would have invaded Iraq anyway.The paper see this as an admission he would have invaded Iraq anyway.
'Numbers game''Numbers game'
The Financial Times senses growing criticism of the government's proposed tax on bankers' bonuses as well as confusion about how it will be applied.The Financial Times senses growing criticism of the government's proposed tax on bankers' bonuses as well as confusion about how it will be applied.
A chief at one City firm says the plan was "cobbled together over a weekend" and is "politically inspired".A chief at one City firm says the plan was "cobbled together over a weekend" and is "politically inspired".
The Independent leads on the UN Climate Conference in Copenhagen.The Independent leads on the UN Climate Conference in Copenhagen.
It comes down to a "numbers game" with ministers left with less than a week to agree on targets for cutting greenhouse gas emissions, the papers says.It comes down to a "numbers game" with ministers left with less than a week to agree on targets for cutting greenhouse gas emissions, the papers says.
Traditional distanceTraditional distance
Politicians come under fire from the Archbishop of Canterbury in a Daily Telegraph interview for seeing religious followers as "oddities".Politicians come under fire from the Archbishop of Canterbury in a Daily Telegraph interview for seeing religious followers as "oddities".
The paper suggests "there is room for spiritual improvement in Commons". The paper suggests "there is room for spiritual improvement in the Commons".
The Guardian says civil servants may need to address ministers by their formal titles rather than first names in future after the election in a return of Yes Minister etiquette.The Guardian says civil servants may need to address ministers by their formal titles rather than first names in future after the election in a return of Yes Minister etiquette.
The UK's top civil servant Sir Gus O'Donnell is said to be keen to "restore the traditional distance between ministers and their officials".The UK's top civil servant Sir Gus O'Donnell is said to be keen to "restore the traditional distance between ministers and their officials".