Wednesday: The First Post's super-quick catch-up on the main news talking points. Sponsored by Hyundai The Mole: Justice minister shows he has no stomach for a fight while Cameron performs another U-turn Cameron inherited the Afghan campaign and wants out - but Libya is ‘his war’ and he’s happy to pursue it Chris Evans told Maggie Aderin-Pocock he could barely see her Michael Bywater: You'll never look at a newspaper, a battery or a rubber band in the same way again Nokia N9 will set tone for future products, but it launches with obscure MeeGo OS First reaction: Police were initially ‘far outnumbered’ by hundreds of sectarian rioters last night Briefing: Calls are growing for Greece to leave the euro. Here’s a reminder of the currency they’d be returning toThe First Post
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Ken Clarke was in the right - but will he resign? No

Split widens between PM and armed forces chiefs

BBC denies Evans was racist to black scientist

God bless paraphernalia and other magical stuff

Nokia unveils screen-only N9 - without Windows

Belfast violence: a lack of police resources?

The drachma, it worked once - it can work again

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