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Lockerbie release still dominates press Lockerbie release still dominates press
(about 10 hours later)
Libya's relations with the UK remain topical with papers continuing to cover the release of the Lockerbie bomber.Libya's relations with the UK remain topical with papers continuing to cover the release of the Lockerbie bomber.
The Sunday Telegraph alleges that Libya paid for medical evidence which influenced al-Megrahi's release.The Sunday Telegraph alleges that Libya paid for medical evidence which influenced al-Megrahi's release.
It says he was examined by doctors commissioned by the Libyans, who said his life expectancy was three months.It says he was examined by doctors commissioned by the Libyans, who said his life expectancy was three months.
This is the limit under which prisoners qualify for compassionate release as part of Scottish rules. This is the limit under which prisoners can qualify for compassionate release as part of Scottish guidelines.
The Scottish government has rejected the claims, saying that the doctors' findings were submitted too late to be taken into account.The Scottish government has rejected the claims, saying that the doctors' findings were submitted too late to be taken into account.
The Independent on Sunday also leads with Lockerbie revelations.The Independent on Sunday also leads with Lockerbie revelations.
It claims in 2003 then Prime Minister Tony Blair met representatives of the British, American and Libyan intelligence services in London.It claims in 2003 then Prime Minister Tony Blair met representatives of the British, American and Libyan intelligence services in London.
The talks were an "extraordinary cloak and dagger summit" which started the process of al-Megrahi being freed.The talks were an "extraordinary cloak and dagger summit" which started the process of al-Megrahi being freed.
Brother attacksBrother attacks
There's a warning in The Observer that many more children need to be taken into care.There's a warning in The Observer that many more children need to be taken into care.
It would be to prevent attacks similar to the one carried out near Doncaster by two young brothers.It would be to prevent attacks similar to the one carried out near Doncaster by two young brothers.
Martin Narey, chief executive of Barnardo's, says social workers should stop trying to, in his words, "fix families that can't be fixed".Martin Narey, chief executive of Barnardo's, says social workers should stop trying to, in his words, "fix families that can't be fixed".
Instead they should concentrate on removing children from parents incapable of bringing them up.Instead they should concentrate on removing children from parents incapable of bringing them up.
Sunday Times columnist Minette Marrin says even though forced adoption of at-risk babies is a "horrible" idea , it could be the only sensible course of action.Sunday Times columnist Minette Marrin says even though forced adoption of at-risk babies is a "horrible" idea , it could be the only sensible course of action.
The Sunday Mirror refers to a scheme in the American city of Chicago -- where the authorities identify problem homes before mothers even give birth.The Sunday Mirror refers to a scheme in the American city of Chicago -- where the authorities identify problem homes before mothers even give birth.
The attacks are seen by The News of the World as evidence of major flaws in the way children are dealt with.The attacks are seen by The News of the World as evidence of major flaws in the way children are dealt with.
Too much freedom has turned them in "armies of little savages".Too much freedom has turned them in "armies of little savages".
Personal messagePersonal message
The Sunday Express reveals British Royal Marines have "dealt a heavy blow" to the Taliban in Afghanistan.The Sunday Express reveals British Royal Marines have "dealt a heavy blow" to the Taliban in Afghanistan.
Under the headline "bomb busters" it says the marines successfully targeted a remote fort where roadside bombs used by militants were being manufactured.Under the headline "bomb busters" it says the marines successfully targeted a remote fort where roadside bombs used by militants were being manufactured.
The Express says the attack was so well carried out that it was praised by the chief of Nato forces in Afghanistan, Gen Stanley McChrystal, who sent the marines a personal message congratulating them on their success.The Express says the attack was so well carried out that it was praised by the chief of Nato forces in Afghanistan, Gen Stanley McChrystal, who sent the marines a personal message congratulating them on their success.
Finally, the Mail on Sunday reports on the discovery of one of the first sketches of Dennis The Menace.Finally, the Mail on Sunday reports on the discovery of one of the first sketches of Dennis The Menace.
The drawings, on the back of a cigarette packet, were found by Alan Digby, the editor of The Beano, while he was conducting research for a new TV programme.The drawings, on the back of a cigarette packet, were found by Alan Digby, the editor of The Beano, while he was conducting research for a new TV programme.
Mr Digby tells the paper that it is an "incredible find" which has shed important new light on how Dennis was created.Mr Digby tells the paper that it is an "incredible find" which has shed important new light on how Dennis was created.