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UK Armed Forces 'short by 5,000' UK Armed Forces 'short by 5,000'
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Britain's Armed Forces have a shortfall of at least 5,000 men and women, according to the Times.Britain's Armed Forces have a shortfall of at least 5,000 men and women, according to the Times.
It quotes a National Audit Office report saying the services have been overstretched for the past five years to keep troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.It quotes a National Audit Office report saying the services have been overstretched for the past five years to keep troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The Guardian, on the same report, says the Army plans to extend training to deal with "fat" new recruits.The Guardian, on the same report, says the Army plans to extend training to deal with "fat" new recruits.
TheDaily Mail also reports that 67% of 16-year-olds exceed the maximum Body Mass Index for potential new recruits.TheDaily Mail also reports that 67% of 16-year-olds exceed the maximum Body Mass Index for potential new recruits.
'More love''More love'
First it was "hug a hoodie" and now it is "love a lout". David Cameron must dread alliterative headlines.First it was "hug a hoodie" and now it is "love a lout". David Cameron must dread alliterative headlines.
The Sun leads the attack on the Tory leader for calling on people to show more love to wayward teenagers, saying he could appear to be soft on crime.The Sun leads the attack on the Tory leader for calling on people to show more love to wayward teenagers, saying he could appear to be soft on crime.
In its editorial, the paper says Mr Cameron's words will encourage young hooligans to believe they are victims.In its editorial, the paper says Mr Cameron's words will encourage young hooligans to believe they are victims.
The real victims are the "powerless citizens" who walk in fear of loutish behaviour, the paper says.The real victims are the "powerless citizens" who walk in fear of loutish behaviour, the paper says.
Spontaneous movementSpontaneous movement
Jackson Pollack's painting "Number 5, 1948" is reported to have changed hands for a record-breaking £74m.Jackson Pollack's painting "Number 5, 1948" is reported to have changed hands for a record-breaking £74m.
The Independent devotes its entire front page to the picture.The Independent devotes its entire front page to the picture.
Inside, Tom Lubbock says Pollock created a record of spontaneously choreographed body movement by dripping his paint from sticks and old brushes.Inside, Tom Lubbock says Pollock created a record of spontaneously choreographed body movement by dripping his paint from sticks and old brushes.
Peter Bennett, a painter and decorator quoted in the Daily Mirror, is more blunt. "I wouldn't have splashed out 74p on it," he says.Peter Bennett, a painter and decorator quoted in the Daily Mirror, is more blunt. "I wouldn't have splashed out 74p on it," he says.
Bengali taleBengali tale
The Daily Express is among several papers that report on a council's decision to have a bonfire night with no bonfire.The Daily Express is among several papers that report on a council's decision to have a bonfire night with no bonfire.
The paper says it is an "outrage" that "politically correct" councillors in Tower Hamlets, east London, have chosen a show based on a Bengali folk tale.The paper says it is an "outrage" that "politically correct" councillors in Tower Hamlets, east London, have chosen a show based on a Bengali folk tale.
Guy Fawkes is even replaced by a Bengali tiger in the lead role, it says.Guy Fawkes is even replaced by a Bengali tiger in the lead role, it says.
In response to the criticism, one councillor is quoted as saying: "We did Guy Fawkes last year."In response to the criticism, one councillor is quoted as saying: "We did Guy Fawkes last year."