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Sky - Radovan Karadzic has been given a plea of "not guilty" for committing war crimes after refusing to plea himself.
Independent - McCain 'picks Palin as vice president'.
Times - Barack Obama: 'the change we need is coming'.
ITN - Russia is reportedly preparing to cut oil supplies to Poland and Germany in response to threatened EU sanctions over the Georgia conflict.
Independent - A biblical tragedy in Galilee: An arid country, Israel relies on the waters where Jesus sailed to irrigate its farmland and supply its homes. But now the lake is drying up – and only drastic action will save it.
Economy:
Guardian - Luxury brands: Gucci and Hermes ride out the consumer slowdown.
Times - Toyota is cutting production at its British car factory as high fuel prices and the darkening global economic outlook force the Japanese company to rein in its dreams of world domination.
Other:
Telegraph - A devoted dog who stayed by his dead master's side for 11 weeks on a remote mountainside in winter is being recognised with a statue in his honour.
Sky - South American doctors are trying to find out the reason behind the hefty weight of an 11-month-old baby which weighs in at 62 pounds.
Sun - A silly cow had to be freed by the RSPCA after getting her head stuck in a washing machine drum.
London Paper - Bangers and mash, Yorkshire pudding and cheddar cheese ice creams today rolled out at Harrods.
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