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| Front pages: Migration and more Nigella in papers | Front pages: Migration and more Nigella in papers |
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| There's no respite for Nigella Lawson as she appears on several front pages once again. | There's no respite for Nigella Lawson as she appears on several front pages once again. |
| The Mail on Sunday claims to have the only post-trial interview with her, while the Sunday Telegraph says that the police do intend to look into her admissions of drug use - despite saying earlier she was not facing potential prosecution. | The Mail on Sunday claims to have the only post-trial interview with her, while the Sunday Telegraph says that the police do intend to look into her admissions of drug use - despite saying earlier she was not facing potential prosecution. |
| Elsewhere, stories relating to the imminent lifting of immigration restrictions on Bulgaria and Romania lead both the Observer and the Sunday Times. | Elsewhere, stories relating to the imminent lifting of immigration restrictions on Bulgaria and Romania lead both the Observer and the Sunday Times. |
| Finally, the Sunday Express says some members of the Royal Family "will have to sleep in cramped servants' quarters" at Sandringham because the Queen has invited so many to celebrate Prince George's first Christmas. | |
| Discussing the papers for the BBC News Channel, broadcaster Shyana Perera commented on the Observer's lead interview with Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev, who urges the UK to be more welcoming to his people. | Discussing the papers for the BBC News Channel, broadcaster Shyana Perera commented on the Observer's lead interview with Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev, who urges the UK to be more welcoming to his people. |
| "Some might say it's a bit rich, given the treatment in Bulgaria of the Roma and of all minority groups," she said. "On the other hand, one could say they're looking to us for leadership on tolerance and equality of opportunity." | "Some might say it's a bit rich, given the treatment in Bulgaria of the Roma and of all minority groups," she said. "On the other hand, one could say they're looking to us for leadership on tolerance and equality of opportunity." |
| "Of course we can lead in that way," said Martin Bentham, home editor of the London Evening Standard - but added that it did not mean there shouldn't be a debate on whether to welcome more immigration. | "Of course we can lead in that way," said Martin Bentham, home editor of the London Evening Standard - but added that it did not mean there shouldn't be a debate on whether to welcome more immigration. |