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Papers express armed forces fears Papers express armed forces fears
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Concerns over the strain on the armed forces are expressed in the papers.Concerns over the strain on the armed forces are expressed in the papers.
The Sunday Telegraph reports that due to Kosovo declaring independence, Britain's last reserves are to be sent to the Balkans.The Sunday Telegraph reports that due to Kosovo declaring independence, Britain's last reserves are to be sent to the Balkans.
Military chiefs and MPs have told the paper that the deployment is "demented," with the army currently nearly 4,000 men under strength.Military chiefs and MPs have told the paper that the deployment is "demented," with the army currently nearly 4,000 men under strength.
The Sunday Times is also worried about the military - it reports a senior defence official warning the services are heading for a "train crash".The Sunday Times is also worried about the military - it reports a senior defence official warning the services are heading for a "train crash".
Doubts over Darling Sharia law
The Mail on Sunday - it reports Britain will be the first western nation to issue "Sharia law" bonds approved by Muslim clerics.The Mail on Sunday - it reports Britain will be the first western nation to issue "Sharia law" bonds approved by Muslim clerics.
It claims Chancellor Alistair Darling is about to approve the scheme, and that it would allow the government to build bridges with the Muslim community.It claims Chancellor Alistair Darling is about to approve the scheme, and that it would allow the government to build bridges with the Muslim community.
But critics fear it could undermine Britain's financial and legal systems.But critics fear it could undermine Britain's financial and legal systems.
Problems in PakistanProblems in Pakistan
The Independent on Sunday turns its attention to Pakistan and trumpets an exclusive interview with President Musharraf - conducted by Jemima Khan.The Independent on Sunday turns its attention to Pakistan and trumpets an exclusive interview with President Musharraf - conducted by Jemima Khan.
The ex-wife of Imran Khan - who is one of the general's sternest critics - tells of how she spent half an hour in Musharraf's office, with him painting himself as a benign, legitimised dictator.The ex-wife of Imran Khan - who is one of the general's sternest critics - tells of how she spent half an hour in Musharraf's office, with him painting himself as a benign, legitimised dictator.
She leaves her meeting with an impression of amateurishness and naivety that would be endearing - if it had not been so bad for the country.She leaves her meeting with an impression of amateurishness and naivety that would be endearing - if it had not been so bad for the country.
The Observer says many on the streets of Pakistan fear there will be widespread unrest following the elections.The Observer says many on the streets of Pakistan fear there will be widespread unrest following the elections.
It reports there are huge concerns about ballot-rigging by the government.It reports there are huge concerns about ballot-rigging by the government.
Flights and ferretsFlights and ferrets
The Sunday Mirror accuses Commons Speaker Michael Martin of using air miles earned from tax payer-paid flights to buy travel for his family.The Sunday Mirror accuses Commons Speaker Michael Martin of using air miles earned from tax payer-paid flights to buy travel for his family.
The paper thinks Mr Martin should consider whether he is fit to hold the post - especially as he is in charge of reforming MPs' expenses.The paper thinks Mr Martin should consider whether he is fit to hold the post - especially as he is in charge of reforming MPs' expenses.
Finally, the Telegraph reports that the ferret is fast becoming one of Britain's favourite pets.Finally, the Telegraph reports that the ferret is fast becoming one of Britain's favourite pets.
Ten years ago there were just a 100,000 - now there are two million.Ten years ago there were just a 100,000 - now there are two million.