|10:01 UK time, Friday, 13 April 2007
Independent: Dominic Lawson takes issue with Professor Jeffrey Sachs' Reith Lecture (Link)
Daily Mail: Broadcasters were not allowed to film coffins arriving at RAF Lyneham but instead were supplied footage filmed by the MoD. (Link)
Guardian: Polly Toynbee says the BBC's reporting of the sale of sailors' stories "follows the tabloid frenzy without investigating tabloid behaviour". (Link)
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This quote from the Guardian piece is spot on in its description of the BBC (and the rest of the media):
"The British press, the worst in the west, demoralises the national psyche. It makes people miserable. It raises false fears. It proclaims that nothing works, everything gets worse, and it urges distrust of any public official or politician."