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War heroes remembered in papers War heroes remembered in papers
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The sacrifices made by British soldiers over the years has been marked by a number of newspapers to commemorate Remembrance Sunday.The sacrifices made by British soldiers over the years has been marked by a number of newspapers to commemorate Remembrance Sunday.
"Heroes remembered" says the Sunday Telegraph, above a photograph of Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall at a remembrance service on Saturday."Heroes remembered" says the Sunday Telegraph, above a photograph of Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall at a remembrance service on Saturday.
Meanwhile, the People urges us not forget the dead of two new wars.Meanwhile, the People urges us not forget the dead of two new wars.
The Observer points out that serving troops hurt in current wars cannot take part in the Remembrance Day parade.The Observer points out that serving troops hurt in current wars cannot take part in the Remembrance Day parade.
'Madeleine sighting' 'Royal split'
The Daily Star Sunday presents its readers with a photograph of a child with short, dark hair and an unusual pattern in the right eye. The News of the World says Chelsy Davy has ended her three-year relationship with Prince Harry.
"Is this Maddie?" asks the paper, as it publishes a variety of photographs of how the missing girl might look now. It quotes an unnamed friend who said Davy could not put up with Harry's "antics" and had "fallen out of love".
Along with the People it carries a story about a reported sighting by a British tourist in Bosnia. The People carries a report about a reported sighting by a British tourist in Bosnia of missing Madeleine McCann.
The News of the World says police in Portugal found hair strands which might provide vital DNA left by an abductor. The Daily Star Sunday has the same story and publishes a variety of images of how she might look now under the headline: "Is this Maddie?"
Motorist pressureMotorist pressure
Motorists might feel under attack from measures outlined across the papers.Motorists might feel under attack from measures outlined across the papers.
Smokers will face £60 fines for lighting up at the wheel, according to the Sunday Times, which reports on a planned crack-down in Merseyside.Smokers will face £60 fines for lighting up at the wheel, according to the Sunday Times, which reports on a planned crack-down in Merseyside.
The Mail on Sunday says the government makes £1m a month from motorists caught using their mobile phones.The Mail on Sunday says the government makes £1m a month from motorists caught using their mobile phones.
And the Sunday Mirror says remote-controlled cameras are to be used increasingly to catch drivers who park illegally.And the Sunday Mirror says remote-controlled cameras are to be used increasingly to catch drivers who park illegally.
Remembering MailerRemembering Mailer
"Giant" is a word universally used to describe the author and journalist Normal Mailer, who died on Saturday."Giant" is a word universally used to describe the author and journalist Normal Mailer, who died on Saturday.
The Mail on Sunday calls him an outrageous, womanising, hard-drinking, boxing mad, wife-stabbing, critic punching bruiser.The Mail on Sunday calls him an outrageous, womanising, hard-drinking, boxing mad, wife-stabbing, critic punching bruiser.
And the Independent on Sunday believes his star never shone brighter than his 1968 account of anti-Vietnam protests.And the Independent on Sunday believes his star never shone brighter than his 1968 account of anti-Vietnam protests.
Meanwhile, the Observer says his death from kidney disease was a quiet end to a loud and controversial voice.Meanwhile, the Observer says his death from kidney disease was a quiet end to a loud and controversial voice.