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ITN - War crimes suspect Radovan Karadzic is set to appear before a UN war crimes tribunal in the Hague for the first time.
Guardian - Foreign Secretary David Miliband has said that he was challenging opposition leader David Cameron, and not PM Gordon Brown, over changes in Government policy.
Telegraph - Millions of British Gas customers will have their energy bills hiked by 25%, some will see increases of 35%.
Independent - Zimbabwe tries to tackle its 2,000,000% inflation by knocking 10 zeros off its currency.
Times - Gary McKinnon, the British hacker who broke into the Pentagon computer system, has lost his appeal against extradition to the USA.
Economy:
Sun - Troubled bank, the Northern Rock, is to axe 1300 jobs.
Times - Lloyds TSB bank profits fall by 70% on writedowns.
Other:
Telegraph - 100-year-old Levi's jeans 'found in goldmine' put up for sale on eBay.
Metro - New Harry Potter trailer is leaked online.
London Paper - Soppy lion, bought in 1969, cuddles his childhood owners.
Times - The RSPCA have said that animal cruelty cases are soaring.
Mail - Lesbian IVF couple who shared eggs and sperm BOTH give birth to twins.
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