Teachers at a primary school in Wales encouraged a class of eight-year-olds to pick on each other 'to teach them about injustice', the Daily Mail said, until the exercise backfired and the children 'burst into tears after being called names'.
The Sun reported that 16-month-old Elliott Nightingale landed his dad with a 50 littering fine after throwing an empty can of Pepsi out of his pram, while elsewhere a boy of five escaped out of school and caught the bus to a supermarket to buy some cake.
David Blunkett's tangled love life and political downfall since the investigation that linked him to the visa application for his lover's nanny is to be made into a West End musical, according to BBCNews.
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