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Times - Foreign Secretary David Miliband today warned President Medvedev not to provoke a new Cold War with the West but said that it would be counter-productive to try to isolate Russia for its actions and continued military presence in Georgia.
Express - PM Gordon Brown received fresh warnings of Labour mutiny last night as a leading trade union demanded change 'at the highest level' of the Government.
Independent - Clinton electrifies convention with unity plea.
BBC - A man has been found guilty of turning replica guns into live weapons linked to more than 50 shootings, including the murder of Pc Sharon Beshenivsky.
Liverpool Echo - Sensitive Merseyside police documents containing details of secret tactics used to smash a global drugs ring have been found dumped in a bin.
Economy:
Sky - A hurricane that lashed Haiti is making its way toward the Gulf of Mexico and some of the world's largest oil rigs.
Independent - Fuel prices drive cars off the roads.
Other:
Sun - A two-headed baby is under police guard after a 150,000-strong mob arrived to gawk at the tot in hospital.
Metro - Tree man returns home after surgery that has removed 95% of his tree-like warts.
Sky - Getting rid of unwanted tattoos may just have become easier with the launch of a cream which 'pushes out' ink to leave scar-free skin.
Telegraph - Update: An Italian priest who planned to hold the world's first beauty contest for nuns called "Miss Sister Italy" has decided to cancel the pageant after complaints.
BBC - A South African Rottweiler has helped rescue a two-year-old boy who was being mauled by a pit bull terrier.
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