Latest update: 17/11/2010 

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British media “in full hysteria mode” over royal engagement

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INTERNATONAL PAPERS, Wednesday, 17.11.2010 : It’s William and Kate, Kate and William all over the front pages of the British press this morning on the day after the second in line to the British throne announced his engagement. This and Ireland’s woes as well as confusion over a mosque that turned out to be a church in the US…in today’s international press review.

IN THE PAPERS
By James CREEDON

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