End of Pope's visit to Britain covered in the papers
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The end of the Pope's four-day visit to Britain is extensively covered by many of the day's newspapers.
smiling and giving a final wave while boarding a plane in Birmingham.
where the Pope beatified Cardinal John Henry Newman, resembled a "soggy, Catholic Glastonbury".
It also carries a picture of nuns wearing umbrella hats in the rain.
Conference news
to the Liberal Democrat conference in Liverpool.
It says Nick Clegg will indicate that there will not be any "electoral pact" with the Conservatives in the future.
On its front page,
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and the does not give them any money.
Instead, they say, he leaves them to claim benefits which will ultimately cost the taxpayer nearly £2m.
Arts cuts
Theatre producer Sir Cameron Mackintosh need not have a catastrophic effect on theatre.
The cuts are part of the government's general reduction in spending.
Philippe Croizon, 42, used prosthetic flippers and swam about 2mph, completing the 21-mile crossing in just over 13 hours.
Activities such as sky diving, bungee jumping and powerboat racing have risen to record highs, the paper says.