Tony Blair's memoirs debated by newspapers
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The press maintains its interest in Tony Blair's memoirs, which were published on Wednesday.
It says Mr Blair's book is the fastest selling autobiography ever, shifting hundreds of thousands of copies in its first 24 hours.
by backing the coalition government's economic strategy to cut the deficit and raise VAT.
Taliban targeted
Mr Myers has resigned his position because of rumours about their relationship, dismissed by Mr Hague as "untrue and malicious".
It says his admission that they shared a room several times has led fellow Tories to question his judgement.
and in droves in recent months.
Removing the enemy's commanders is said to have brought about a dramatic fall in the number of British casualties.
Travelling mint-strels
The Star says at least 65 Taliban leaders and bomb-makers have been killed since spring.
Those already killed by special forces soldiers are on an overall hit list of 240 names, the paper says.
Under a headline: "God did not create Universe",
This is even though the mints are also made in a factory that is only one mile up the road.
The discount store says the arrangement offers better value for money.