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Host Host | 09:08 UK time, Friday, 6 July 2007

The Guardian: Columnist Mark Lawson predicts that TV news will soon be determined by viewers being able to pick and mix the news they watch, replacing the traditional running order. ()

Daily Telegraph: Reports that ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ correspondent Alan Johnston travelled to the West Bank to thank Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas for his part in helping to free him. ()

The Times: Article on new Culture Secretary James Purnell and the decisions he faces regarding broadcasting, in particular the ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ. ()

The Guardian: Interviews with John Simpson and Rageh Omaar celebrating the release of Alan Johnston. ()

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