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Whatever the future may hold for the printed daily newspaper, there's still a great deal of interest in how the press marks the death of a figure as significant as Nelson Mandela. On days like today, the old adage that newspapers are the first draft of history really seems to ring true and the designers of the front pages are under pressure to make sure they combine text and imagery in a powerful, respectful and communicative way. _The Metro_ and _The Telegraph_ have both gone for stark, powerful and very sober treatments while _The Guardian_, _The i_, _The Independent_ and _The Daily Mail_ carry page one photographs that reflect some of Mandela's famous good humour with which he tempered his determination and defiance.
