Papers are not all happy campers

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There is a mixed reaction to the climate change campaigners who have pitched their tents outside Heathrow airport.

Writing in the Independent, Johann Hari argues we should all follow the example of the campaigners who are protesting against expansion plans at the airport.

He says such protests are more important than changing light bulbs or recycling rubbish.

The Mirror is less sympathetic, warning they are "hell-bent" on causing chaos for three million travellers.

Global concerns

The Guardian claims ministers have been told they have no hope of reaching the new EU energy target.

It says it has seen a leaked briefing paper, suggesting ways to wriggle out of the deal.

From global warming to global terrorism and the Daily Telegraph says the fight is being hampered by the exodus of experienced intelligence officers.

It says more than a 100 have become disillusioned with the system.

Limbo

Missing Madeleine McCann is back on the front page of the Sun.

"She may be dead" is the paper's headline, quoting Madeleine's mother Kate saying she'd rather know the truth than live in limbo.

However, the Express front page is dominated by the headline: "Madeleine: she is alive".

It says Gerry McCann has vowed never to give up the search for his four-year-old daughter and the coupleare praying for a miracle.

Champers

The Daily Mail is concerned with "Babies on the Beat", claiming that two 16-year-olds have been signed up as community support officers.

It says the move by Thames Valley has triggered a row about public safety.

Meanwhile, the Times is in a tizz about fizz, reporting that vineyard owners in eastern France are hoarding supplies for retirement nest-eggs.

That, combined with increased demand in Russia, China and India, means the world is running short of champagne.