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IN THE WORLD PAPERS, Fri: 28/09/12: Anti-austerity protests in Greece continue to get a lot of attention in the press today. So is Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for his "red line" speech at the UN General Assembly yesterday. And Gawker tells us about three men, including a Canadian police officer, who have been arrested in a curious case of cheese smuggling.

IN THE PAPERS
By Florence VILLEMINOT
Brown should avoid “chin drop” and Cameron “lizard tongue” during debate
15/04/2010 - INTERNATIONAL PRESS REVIEW

Brown should avoid “chin drop” and Cameron “lizard tongue” during debate

Britain’s papers are anticipating this evening’s first ever televised leaders’ debate in Manchester in the run up to the May 6th vote. Elsewhere in the papers, we look at Twitter and the US Library of Congress’s move to archive all tweets and Sarah Palin’s diva-esque demands. THURSDAY, 15th APRIL 2010
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Paris quays to be pedestrianised
15/04/2010 - FRENCH PRESS REVIEW

Paris quays to be pedestrianised

Libération lets lose with witty word play at the expense of the English ahead of Britain’s first electoral debate tonight while La Croix and Le Figaro analyse plans to pedestrianise a large stretch of the quays in central Paris. Also could Environment Minister Jean-Louis Borloo stand for the 2012 Presidential election? THURSDAY, 15th APRIL 2010
Romanian politics and the ‘power of the purple flame’
14/04/2010 - INTERNATIONAL PRESS REVIEW

Romanian politics and the ‘power of the purple flame’

The Irish Times takes a look back over Romanian politics in the past few months, notably accusations that the current President used witchcraft to sabotage his opponent during a tv debate! We also look at the controversial decision to bury the late Polish President at the historic Varvav Cathedral. This and other stories in today’s international press review… WEDNESDAY, 14th APRIL, 2010
The cannabis test: a new tool for watchful parents
14/04/2010 - FRENCH PRESS REVIEW

The cannabis test: a new tool for watchful parents

Could teenagers soon be subjected to a cannabis test? A new test kit would allow parents to check the urine of their rebellious teenagers to see if they’ve been smoking the demon weed! Also in today’s French papers, we take a look at the ongoing fallout of the Storm Xynthia, Jacques Chirac’s rising popularity and how many people believe in aliens! WEDNESDAY, 14th APRIL, 2010
“Grieving twin may decide to step into Polish President’s shoes”
13/04/2010 - INTERNATIONAL PRESS REVIEW

“Grieving twin may decide to step into Polish President’s shoes”

This morning, we look at the Polish front pages and also an article in the Times evoking the touching relationship between deceased Polish President Lech Kaczynski and his twin brother. Also today, a look at Britain’s election campaign and a new biography on Oprah Winfrey… TUESDAY, 13th APRIL, 2010

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