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Newspaper headlines: 'Sound of silence' and 'Frantic Europe pushes new Ukraine plan' Newspaper headlines: 'Sound of silence' and 'Frantic Europe pushes new Ukraine plan'
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The news of hundreds arrested at Saturday's Palestine Action protest in London dominates Sunday's papers. The Observer leads with an image of a large crowd sitting in "peaceful protest" in Parliament Square and holding messages of support for Palestine. The paper says more than 400 people were arrested.
The Sunday Times follows with the photograph of an elderly protester being carried away by police. Elsewhere, the Times reports European leaders are putting forward an alternative peace plan for Ukraine ahead of Donald Trump's meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska next week.
A former Guantanamo Bay detainee is among the hundreds of protesters facing terror charges for supporting Palestine Action, reports the Sunday Telegraph.
The Sunday Express says thousands of riot police are bracing for more protests on Sunday. In addition to the Palestine rally, the paper says hundreds of protesters also turned up across the country to rally against the decision to place migrants and asylum seekers in hotels at "the cost of millions to taxpayers".
The Mail on Sunday features a warning from Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick, who says the small boats crisis has made British women and girls less safe. In an interview with the Mail, Jenrick says he fears for his three daughters "against a backdrop of illegal migrants with 'medieval attitudes'."
A Labour MP is vowing to deport thousands of foreign criminals to "free bed and board in our jails", the Sunday Mirror says. The paper says Alex Davies-Jones promises the plan will "save millions" and "put victims first".
The Sun leads on Liam Gallagher's "lift" for his brother Paul, who was charged with rape last month. The paper reports that the Oasis singer flew his brother to the band's concert in Edinburgh.
The Daily Star reports that the SAS are pushing to sign up more women to the elite regiments. "Sue dares wins" declares the paper as it fills its front page with an image of a female solider in combat.
Pictures from yesterday's protest in London in support of Palestine Action feature heavily on the front pages.Pictures from yesterday's protest in London in support of Palestine Action feature heavily on the front pages.
The Sunday Times shows an 89-year-old woman being lifted up and removed by police. She is quoted as saying "we are having our right to peaceful protest taken away".The Sunday Times shows an 89-year-old woman being lifted up and removed by police. She is quoted as saying "we are having our right to peaceful protest taken away".
The Sunday Telegraph says a former detainee of the US military prison, Guantanamo Bay - Moazzam Begg - was also arrested.The Sunday Telegraph says a former detainee of the US military prison, Guantanamo Bay - Moazzam Begg - was also arrested.
The whole of the Observer's front page is taken up by an image showing scores of protestors sitting down in Parliament Square. "The sound of silence" is the headline.The whole of the Observer's front page is taken up by an image showing scores of protestors sitting down in Parliament Square. "The sound of silence" is the headline.
The Sunday Express says "thousands of riot police" are on "on alert" across the country. The paper highlights what it calls "anti-migrants rallies" as well as the protests related to Palestine Action.The Sunday Express says "thousands of riot police" are on "on alert" across the country. The paper highlights what it calls "anti-migrants rallies" as well as the protests related to Palestine Action.
The Sunday Mirror focuses on the government's plan to deport "thousands more foreign criminals". The paper says under the measures, they would be "booted out after sentencing" rather than get what ministers have described as "free bed and board" in British prisons.The Sunday Mirror focuses on the government's plan to deport "thousands more foreign criminals". The paper says under the measures, they would be "booted out after sentencing" rather than get what ministers have described as "free bed and board" in British prisons.
The Mirror's editorial has welcomed the measure, saying it will save taxpayers "shedloads" of money.The Mirror's editorial has welcomed the measure, saying it will save taxpayers "shedloads" of money.
The Shadow Justice Secretary, Robert Jenrick, has told the Mail on Sunday that he fears for the safety of his three young daughters, because of the small boats crisis. The paper says his warning follows what it calls a "spate of asylum-seeker sex crimes". Jenrick has written a piece for the paper, in which he says he doesn't want his "children to share a neighbourhood with immigrant men with backward views who broke into Britain illegally".The Shadow Justice Secretary, Robert Jenrick, has told the Mail on Sunday that he fears for the safety of his three young daughters, because of the small boats crisis. The paper says his warning follows what it calls a "spate of asylum-seeker sex crimes". Jenrick has written a piece for the paper, in which he says he doesn't want his "children to share a neighbourhood with immigrant men with backward views who broke into Britain illegally".
The Sun on Sunday says Liam Gallagher has flown his brother Paul - who is facing charges of rape - to an Oasis concert in Edinburgh on a private jet. The paper says the singer is also letting the 59-year-old stay at his "£4m" home in London. A source says Liam "wants to be there for his big brother." Paul Gallagher's lawyer says he denies the allegations against him.The Sun on Sunday says Liam Gallagher has flown his brother Paul - who is facing charges of rape - to an Oasis concert in Edinburgh on a private jet. The paper says the singer is also letting the 59-year-old stay at his "£4m" home in London. A source says Liam "wants to be there for his big brother." Paul Gallagher's lawyer says he denies the allegations against him.
A former close friend of the Queen frontman, Freddie Mercury, has told the Sunday Times of her "total disbelief" about claims he had a secret lovechild. The paper says the claim about the daughter is in a book due to be released next month. Mary Austin has called the suggestion "astonishing".A former close friend of the Queen frontman, Freddie Mercury, has told the Sunday Times of her "total disbelief" about claims he had a secret lovechild. The paper says the claim about the daughter is in a book due to be released next month. Mary Austin has called the suggestion "astonishing".
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