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| Minister quits and Clegg talks drugs - the papers | Minister quits and Clegg talks drugs - the papers |
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| The resignation of immigration minister Mark Harper after his cleaner was found to be working illegally leads several of Sunday's newspapers. | The resignation of immigration minister Mark Harper after his cleaner was found to be working illegally leads several of Sunday's newspapers. |
| Elsewhere, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg tells the Observer he wants to break "tradition" of serving politicians steering clear of the drugs debate by opening up a discussion on the need for reform. | Elsewhere, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg tells the Observer he wants to break "tradition" of serving politicians steering clear of the drugs debate by opening up a discussion on the need for reform. |
| The Mail on Sunday appears to have an exclusive interview with Coronation Street star Bill Roache after he was cleared of sex offences this week. | The Mail on Sunday appears to have an exclusive interview with Coronation Street star Bill Roache after he was cleared of sex offences this week. |
| Lastly, there's a striking image of a skin cell - magnified enormously- on the front of the Independent on Sunday to illustrate a story about a possible "miracle cure" for diseases such as Parkinson's. | Lastly, there's a striking image of a skin cell - magnified enormously- on the front of the Independent on Sunday to illustrate a story about a possible "miracle cure" for diseases such as Parkinson's. |
| Discussing the ongoing coverage of the flooding in the papers for the BBC News Channel, Clarke Carlisle, football commentator and broadcaster, said: "There's a theory about having a saturation, people becoming tired and it becoming old news. | |
| "But this is an area that's been underwater now for literally months and we can't let that just pass away from our consciousness." | |
| On the resignation of Mark Harper, broadcaster Lynn Faulds Wood said: "He had to go. He is expecting other people, like landlords and employers, to check papers under the immigration bill." |