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| 'Maddie arrests' and obesity warning - front pages | 'Maddie arrests' and obesity warning - front pages |
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| News that British police are ready to make three arrests in the Madeleine McCann case leads the Daily Mirror on Monday. | News that British police are ready to make three arrests in the Madeleine McCann case leads the Daily Mirror on Monday. |
| Elsewhere, the Daily Mail and Times have ominous news about obesity from a report that warns the crisis could be much worse than previously thought. | Elsewhere, the Daily Mail and Times have ominous news about obesity from a report that warns the crisis could be much worse than previously thought. |
| A number of papers feature images of Valerie Trierweiler, the partner of French President Francois Hollande, who has been treated in hospital after allegations of his infidelity emerged. | A number of papers feature images of Valerie Trierweiler, the partner of French President Francois Hollande, who has been treated in hospital after allegations of his infidelity emerged. |
| The Independent, finally, leads with an apparent drop in the number of race hate crimes being reported to police. | The Independent, finally, leads with an apparent drop in the number of race hate crimes being reported to police. |
| Discussing the issue of obesity for the BBC News Channel paper review, freelance journalist Lucy Cavendish said: "I'm wondering how we can stop this. There have been so many campaigns around it, everyone's aware of it." | |
| Tom Bergin, Reuters correspondent, said: "It's not just about education. We've been trying with education for a long time. The question now is whether stronger regulation - taxes on unhealthy food - are going to come in." | |
| There will also be huge costs in terms of "anguish" and money if we don't take action, he added, saying: "Will the government be able to pay the bill for this in 50 years time?" |