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Papers focus on Afghan offensive Papers focus on Afghan offensive
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Many pages are devoted to the military offensive against the Taliban in Afghanistan.Many pages are devoted to the military offensive against the Taliban in Afghanistan.
"Unleash hell. First dramatic pictures as our boys lead 15,000 troops into the biggest push of the Afghan war," cries the Sunday Express."Unleash hell. First dramatic pictures as our boys lead 15,000 troops into the biggest push of the Afghan war," cries the Sunday Express.
The class="inlineText" href="biggest push of the Afghan war,">Sunday Telegraph pictures two soldiers from 1st Battalion, the Royal Welsh, in action, under the headline "Into the heart of darkness". The Sunday Telegraph pictures two soldiers from 1st Battalion, the Royal Welsh, in action, under the headline "Into the heart of darkness".
The same shot is on the front of the Sunday Times.The same shot is on the front of the Sunday Times.
Eyewitness accountEyewitness account
Embedded reporters offer first-hand accounts of the military offensive against the Taliban in Afghanistan.Embedded reporters offer first-hand accounts of the military offensive against the Taliban in Afghanistan.
Thomas Harding writes in the Sunday Telegraph of watching soldiers establish a base in the heart of Taliban territory as the sound of explosions rise in the distance.Thomas Harding writes in the Sunday Telegraph of watching soldiers establish a base in the heart of Taliban territory as the sound of explosions rise in the distance.
In its editorial, the Independent on Sunday asks just what the war is for.In its editorial, the Independent on Sunday asks just what the war is for.
The paper says the stated objectives follow the same template used since the war began in 2001.The paper says the stated objectives follow the same template used since the war began in 2001.
Law and orderLaw and order
The Observer reports that Gordon Brown is to end the early release scheme for prisoners before the general election.The Observer reports that Gordon Brown is to end the early release scheme for prisoners before the general election.
The paper says it is an attempt to blunt an expected Conservative attack on the government's law and order policies.The paper says it is an attempt to blunt an expected Conservative attack on the government's law and order policies.
The News of the World reveals Labour has been boosted after its own polling suggested David Cameron has failed to win over voters in northern England.The News of the World reveals Labour has been boosted after its own polling suggested David Cameron has failed to win over voters in northern England.
The paper has a mocked-up road sign stating "No Tories for 100 miles".The paper has a mocked-up road sign stating "No Tories for 100 miles".
The Sunday Times and Sunday Telegraph say the government is considering a 10% death tax to fund care for elderly people.The Sunday Times and Sunday Telegraph say the government is considering a 10% death tax to fund care for elderly people.
Tories accuse ministers of secretly gauging public support for the levy.Tories accuse ministers of secretly gauging public support for the levy.
Football watchdogFootball watchdog
The Mail on Sunday leads with a report that dozens of celebrities and business leaders have been caught up in a probe into an alleged tax avoidance scheme.The Mail on Sunday leads with a report that dozens of celebrities and business leaders have been caught up in a probe into an alleged tax avoidance scheme.
It says they have pumped money into a fund set up to exploit a legal loophole giving tax benefits to people investing in the film industry.It says they have pumped money into a fund set up to exploit a legal loophole giving tax benefits to people investing in the film industry.
Meanwhile, the Sunday Telegraph says football clubs face being monitored by a state-controlled regulator.Meanwhile, the Sunday Telegraph says football clubs face being monitored by a state-controlled regulator.
It follows a string of financial crises that have beset leading clubs, it says.It follows a string of financial crises that have beset leading clubs, it says.