But when he tried to do something about it, he was the one arrested. In an editorial, the News of the World says it is right for decent folk to fight back - and it is pledging to help those unable to do so on their own. The Queen's english has now been pronounced dead - because even the monarch doesn't know how to speak it any more, according to The Observer . The Sunday Times suggests that airlines concerned about the apparently increasing instances of passengers who become abusive and violent on aircraft may have come up with a solution. So, it says, the airlines are now considering providing their passengers with nicotine patches - as a substitute for smoking.
Dangerous motorists come under the spotlight in some of the papers.
Drivers deemed to be dangerous may soon be forced off the roads permanently - according to The News of the World . It says judges are to be given powers to ban for life drivers convicted of serious traffic offences. The government is said to be considering new laws to close legal loopholes which allow motorists to return to the road even if they have been responsible for killing someone. The Metropolitan Police is coming in for fresh criticism, according to The Sunday Telegraph , for changing the way it describes black and Asian people. The paper says officers are launching a new anti-racism campaign telling trainees that the new phrase is preferable and will avoid causing offence.