2 May 2011 Last updated at 18:59

Newspapers around the world report Bin Laden death

The US's New York Daily News reported the death of Bin Laden using a graphic headline: "Rot in Hell".

The Washington Post newspaper, based in Washington DC

The Washington Post focused on President Obama's statement that justice had been done.

The Vanguardia newspaper published in Saltillo, Mexico

The Vanguardia newspaper in the city of Saltillo in Mexico reports "Matan a Bin Laden", which translates to "They killed Bin Laden" in English.

El Siglo newspaper, published in Panama City in Panama

El Siglo newspaper, published in Panama City, Panama, used a large image of Bin Laden on the front page of their 2 May newspaper.

The Daily Observer newspaper of the city of Kingston in Jamaica

The Daily Observer from the city of Kingston in Jamaica used a simple headline along with the description "Most wanted terrorist slain by US forces in Pakistan".

The Winnipeg Free Press, based in Canada

The Winnipeg Free Press in Canada featured a large image of Bin Laden on the front page of their 2 May issue.

The Peru.21 newspaper published in Lima in Peru published the headline "Matan a Osama Bin Ladan" -- "They killed Osama Bin Laden".

The New York Times, based in New York City

The New York Times republished an image of the World Trade Center being attacked on 9/11 in their 2 May issue, reporting Bin Laden's death.

El Nuevo Día newspaper published in San Juan in Puerto Rico

The newspaper El Nuevo Dia in Puerto Rico reported "Muere Bin Laden" - "Bin Laden dies".

The Samoa Observer newspaper from 2 May 2011

The Samoa Observer, based in the city of Apia, is published five days a week in both English and Samoan.

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Newspapers around the world report Bin Laden death

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