| 09:43 UK time, Friday, 28 July 2006
The Guardian: Detectives investigate more than 60 phone calls to police hotline following BBC documentary about Stephen Lawrence. (Link)
The Daily Mail: Why do the BBC's war reporters refuse to wear ties? Michael Cole writes. (Link)
The Daily Telegraph: Obituary for former BBC reporter Bob Simpson. (Link)
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"Why do the BBC's war reporters refuse to wear ties?"
Hmm... I guess because where they are reporting it is rather hot!?
I'm not too sure about the format of their interactive poll on sex offenders - it's incredibly misleading and another example of tabloid sensationalism/spin.