:: The Daily Telegraph, Daily Mail, The Times, The Sun There is fury at Facebook over its failure to pass on information that could have prevented the murder of Fusilier Lee Rigby. Internet companies are facing intense demands to monitor messages on behalf of the state after the new revelations surrounding the Lee Rigby killing. Gallery: Wednesday's Newspaper Front Pages There is fury over Facebook's failure to pass on information that could have prevented the murder of Fusilier Lee Rigby, The Daily Telegraph says Lee Rigby's killers were left free to murder the Fusilier after a "litany" of missed chances by Britain's security agencies. Attempts to blame Facebook for the killing have attracted condemnation amid claims the Government is trying to impose more draconian communication laws. Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has admitted to taking his children to A&E rather than waiting for a GP, despite NHS warnings over overstretched casualty departments. Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has backed curbs on benefits for EU migrants, paving the way for the coalition to crack down on welfare payments as the main parties try to fend off the threat posed by UKIP. Met police have launched a fraud probe into allegations that 50 members of the House of Lords claimed £300 a day for spending minutes inside Parliament. Immigration accounts for more than four-fifths of Britain's population growth, new figures show. Simon Cowell is to get a special Christmas treat from two of his fellow X-Factor judges. Thursday's reviewers are George Pascoe-Watson, the Sun's former political editor, and Anastasia de Waal, deputy director at think tank Civitas.