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There is not much sympathy for British Airways cabin staff who are set to take industrial action over Christmas.There is not much sympathy for British Airways cabin staff who are set to take industrial action over Christmas.
The Daily Telegraph accuses them of cynically using the airline's passengers to blackmail the management.The Daily Telegraph accuses them of cynically using the airline's passengers to blackmail the management.
The Daily Mirror says there will be no winners from the strike except BA's rivals. It urges both sides to "roll up their sleeves and start talking".The Daily Mirror says there will be no winners from the strike except BA's rivals. It urges both sides to "roll up their sleeves and start talking".
The Sun says the unemployed will find it hard to understand why people on such good money would want to strike.The Sun says the unemployed will find it hard to understand why people on such good money would want to strike.
Protection debateProtection debate
The Guardian is among a number of papers to cover the 30-month prison sentence handed down to a man who fought off knife-wielding burglars who were threatening to kill his family.The Guardian is among a number of papers to cover the 30-month prison sentence handed down to a man who fought off knife-wielding burglars who were threatening to kill his family.
The paper says the case has href="request of Palestinians over alleged war crimes in Gaza, but later dropped.">reignited the debate on how far people can go to protect themselves and their property. The paper says the case has href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2009/dec/14/jail-brothers-burglar-cricket-bat">reignited the debate on how far people can go to protect themselves and their property.
The Daily Express describes the sentence as "outrageous".The Daily Express describes the sentence as "outrageous".
The paper argues that every householder who tackles an intruder is doing a public service by deterring others.The paper argues that every householder who tackles an intruder is doing a public service by deterring others.
Acute embarrassmentAcute embarrassment
A number of papers report that a court issued a warrant for the arrest of the Israeli opposition leader Tzipi Livni a day before she was due in London.A number of papers report that a court issued a warrant for the arrest of the Israeli opposition leader Tzipi Livni a day before she was due in London.
The Guardian says it was issued at the request of Palestinians over alleged war crimes in Gaza, but later dropped.The Guardian says it was issued at the request of Palestinians over alleged war crimes in Gaza, but later dropped.
Ms Livni's aides say she cancelled the visit to London some time ago because of scheduling issues.Ms Livni's aides say she cancelled the visit to London some time ago because of scheduling issues.
The Financial Times says the incident triggered acute embarrassment for the government in relations with Israel.The Financial Times says the incident triggered acute embarrassment for the government in relations with Israel.
'Utter insult''Utter insult'
An ICM survey for the Guardian suggests the Conservatives' lead over Labour has reduced to single figures.An ICM survey for the Guardian suggests the Conservatives' lead over Labour has reduced to single figures.
The paper says the poll will increase the pressure on Gordon Brown to go for an early general election.The paper says the poll will increase the pressure on Gordon Brown to go for an early general election.
And in the upper chamber, peers gave a withering response to proposals to pay them £200 a day for attendance.And in the upper chamber, peers gave a withering response to proposals to pay them £200 a day for attendance.
According to the Daily Telegraph, the amount was considered "derisory" and an "utter insult" when the plans were debated in the House of Lords.According to the Daily Telegraph, the amount was considered "derisory" and an "utter insult" when the plans were debated in the House of Lords.