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Uncertainty on Afghan force plans Uncertainty on Afghan force plans
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The war in Afghanistan continues to dominate the front pages, with the Observer saying thousands more troops could be sent there within months.The war in Afghanistan continues to dominate the front pages, with the Observer saying thousands more troops could be sent there within months.
It says the Ministry of Defence is carrying out an urgent review, amid calls for proof that deaths in the war are for a cause which can be won. It says class="inlineText" href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/jul/12/afghanistan-taliban-troops-emergency-review-ministry-of-defence/">the Ministry of Defence is carrying out an urgent review, amid calls for proof that deaths in the war are for a cause which can be won.
In contrast, the Independent on Sunday says Gordon Brown is secretly planning to cut the number of troops in Helmand.In contrast, the Independent on Sunday says Gordon Brown is secretly planning to cut the number of troops in Helmand.
Downing Street says this claim is "not an account we recognise".Downing Street says this claim is "not an account we recognise".
The Mail on Sunday and Sunday Express say new vehicles meant to protect British troops in Afghanistan had been rejected as unsafe by the US military.The Mail on Sunday and Sunday Express say new vehicles meant to protect British troops in Afghanistan had been rejected as unsafe by the US military.
Sorely missedSorely missed
The Sunday Telegraph highlights the anguish of parents of soldiers killed in Afghanistan.The Sunday Telegraph highlights the anguish of parents of soldiers killed in Afghanistan.
It carries the words of a eulogy to be read out by one commanding officer at a memorial service on Monday.It carries the words of a eulogy to be read out by one commanding officer at a memorial service on Monday.
Lt-Col Robert Thomson says: "We are undeterred. But we will miss each fallen rifleman sorely."Lt-Col Robert Thomson says: "We are undeterred. But we will miss each fallen rifleman sorely."
The News of the World defends itself against what it calls the "onslaught" of allegations of hacking into celebrities' mobile phones.The News of the World defends itself against what it calls the "onslaught" of allegations of hacking into celebrities' mobile phones.
The paper acknowledges that in 2006 its then royal editor and a private investigator tapped into voicemails and both went to prison.The paper acknowledges that in 2006 its then royal editor and a private investigator tapped into voicemails and both went to prison.
'Selectivity''Selectivity'
But it insists that police and internal investigations have failed to uncover any evidence of widespread hacking.But it insists that police and internal investigations have failed to uncover any evidence of widespread hacking.
It accuses the Guardian of inaccuracy and selectivity in its coverage.It accuses the Guardian of inaccuracy and selectivity in its coverage.
The Sunday Mirror says a pact has been reached on the care of Michael Jackson's three young children.The Sunday Mirror says a pact has been reached on the care of Michael Jackson's three young children.
It claims Jackson's mother, Katherine, will bring up the children while his ex-wife Debbie Rowe will have access to them - excluding his father Joe.It claims Jackson's mother, Katherine, will bring up the children while his ex-wife Debbie Rowe will have access to them - excluding his father Joe.
Meanwhile the Observer says experts believe firms and vital services will be paralysed by a swine flu epidemic.Meanwhile the Observer says experts believe firms and vital services will be paralysed by a swine flu epidemic.
And the Sunday Times says everyone in Britain is set to be vaccinated against it, starting with 20 million this year.And the Sunday Times says everyone in Britain is set to be vaccinated against it, starting with 20 million this year.