Australian newspapers reacted to a news conference given by Pat Cummins that lasted 68 minutes, according to BBC News. The outlet described the session as extraordinary in the summary of its report.
The BBC News report is headlined "Gloves are off" - how Australian papers reacted to Cummins on Khawaja. The headline indicates that the newspaper coverage concerned both Cummins and Khawaja, and the phrase is cited here as the outlet used it.
According to the BBC News summary, Australian newspapers gave their reactions after the news conference. The summary does not name the newspapers, quote their reactions, or explain what Cummins said about Khawaja.
BBC News did not name an author for the item in the feed used for this story, and no dateline city was given. The full text of the report was not available for this story beyond its headline and summary, so the specific content of individual reactions cannot be confirmed here.
The full BBC News report on how Australian papers reacted is available at BBC News coverage of the Australian newspaper reactions.
The figure of 68 minutes and the description of the news conference as extraordinary both come from BBC News. No other times, figures, or places appear in the material reviewed for this story.
Because this account rests on a single outlet's headline and summary, it reports only what those items state. Any further detail about the positions taken by the Australian newspapers would require the complete BBC News article.
Sources: BBC News: 'Gloves are off' - how Australian papers reacted to Cummins on Khawaja.