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Papers look to Afghan offensive Papers look to Afghan offensive
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A looming new offensive in southern Afghanistan provides the focus for much of Sunday's newspaper coverage.A looming new offensive in southern Afghanistan provides the focus for much of Sunday's newspaper coverage.
The Sunday Telegraph describes how 4,000 British troops alongside US and Afghan forces will aim to "break the back" of the Taliban.The Sunday Telegraph describes how 4,000 British troops alongside US and Afghan forces will aim to "break the back" of the Taliban.
But commanders are said to be warning the British public to "steel itself" for the possibility of many casualties.But commanders are said to be warning the British public to "steel itself" for the possibility of many casualties.
The class="bodl" href="http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/news/ID=">News of the World says UK forces will face Taliban troops as young as 12, forced to plant roadside bombs. The class="inlineText" href="http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/news/722008/Desperate-tactics-to-stop-British-Army-snipers-from-hitting-back.html">News of the World says UK forces will face Taliban troops as young as 12, forced to plant roadside bombs.
Prime minister's questionsPrime minister's questions
Gordon Brown is the focus for the Mail on Sunday, which reports that he wept in public while talking about the death of his baby daughter Jennifer in 2002.Gordon Brown is the focus for the Mail on Sunday, which reports that he wept in public while talking about the death of his baby daughter Jennifer in 2002.
The "extraordinary display of emotion" came in front of a studio audience as the prime minister and his wife Sarah were being interviewed by Piers Morgan.The "extraordinary display of emotion" came in front of a studio audience as the prime minister and his wife Sarah were being interviewed by Piers Morgan.
In an Observer interview, Mr Brown rounds on donations to the Tories.In an Observer interview, Mr Brown rounds on donations to the Tories.
He tells the paper that the secrecy around the party's main financial backer Lord Ashcroft is a "scandal."He tells the paper that the secrecy around the party's main financial backer Lord Ashcroft is a "scandal."
Heat and lightHeat and light
Arguments about global warming still reverberate around many of the papers - not least the Independent on Sunday.Arguments about global warming still reverberate around many of the papers - not least the Independent on Sunday.
Its front page is dominated by claims that big business is waging an orchestrated campaign to undermine public acceptance of the science.Its front page is dominated by claims that big business is waging an orchestrated campaign to undermine public acceptance of the science.
The Sunday Times runs an interview with Prof Phil Jones - the academic at the centre of a scandal surrounding stolen e-mails and claims of suppressed data.The Sunday Times runs an interview with Prof Phil Jones - the academic at the centre of a scandal surrounding stolen e-mails and claims of suppressed data.
Prof Jones tells the paper he thought about killing himself "several times".Prof Jones tells the paper he thought about killing himself "several times".
Kicker conspiracyKicker conspiracy
Sacked England football captain John Terry remains under intense scrutiny.Sacked England football captain John Terry remains under intense scrutiny.
Headlines about his private - or not-so-private - life fill the front pages of the News of the World, the Sunday Mirror and the Daily Star Sunday.Headlines about his private - or not-so-private - life fill the front pages of the News of the World, the Sunday Mirror and the Daily Star Sunday.
The swift manner of his dismissal by England manager Fabio Capello is the focus for the Sunday Telegraph.The swift manner of his dismissal by England manager Fabio Capello is the focus for the Sunday Telegraph.
It reports that Health Minister Mike O'Brien has attacked Mr Capello's decision as "crass" and accused him of bowing to tabloid pressure.It reports that Health Minister Mike O'Brien has attacked Mr Capello's decision as "crass" and accused him of bowing to tabloid pressure.