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Back Page: Hound - Between the lines in the past week's media

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Junior reporters on work experience at The Newquay Guardian got a real insight into how the media works when they tried to get an interview with Jason Donovan.

The soap star was filming a new ITV series in the area and the youngpeople met him but were told he could not give an interview, reports thepaper. "It's a shame because we only had a few questions," said15-year-old Emma Higgins. It is a shame that ITV's PR machine preventedthese eager newshounds from getting the scoop they deserved. Still, thestory of how they didn't get a scoop was just as good.

- "Traditional verses such as Humpty Dumpty are in danger of dying outbecause mothers and fathers are singing pop songs to their childreninstead," reports the Daily Mail, one of many nationals to get excitedabout yet another meaningless survey.

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