The Sunday Times leads with the headline

Revealed: Israel plans nuclear strike on Iran

A Story that has been around for some time,the Times reveals

Two Israeli air force squadrons are training to blow up an Iranian facility using low-yield nuclear “bunker-busters”, according to several Israeli military sources.
The attack would be the first with nuclear weapons since 1945, when the United States dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The Israeli weapons would each have a force equivalent to one-fifteenth of the Hiroshima bomb.

The Telegraph continues though with its current theme

Armed forces face Brown's fury

Defence chiefs believe that the Armed Forces are now viewed by senior Labour figures as a "Tory organisation", leaving them at risk of incurring the wrath of Gordon Brown, the Chancellor.

According to the paper

Senior officers fear that relations with Labour are so bad that the Chief of the Defence Staff will have to issue official orders at senior level, banning the leaking of stories damaging to the Government.

The Observer leads with the story that

Britons to be scanned for FBI database

The Observer has established that under new plans to combat terrorism, the US government will demand that visitors have all 10 fingers scanned when they enter the country. The information will be shared with intelligence agencies, including the FBI, with no restrictions on their international use.

The same paper previews this mornings interview with Gordon Brown on Andrew Marr's Sunday Am where he

has condemned the manner of Saddam Hussein's hanging as 'completely unacceptable' and 'deplorable', leaving the Prime Minister isolated in his refusal to speak out.
In an interview setting out the shape of a Brown premiership, the Chancellor joined the chorus of condemnation begun by the Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott, reflecting anger across the government at the leaking of mobile phone footage of Iraqi officials taunting Saddam on the gallows.

The News of the World has an exclusive reporting that

SADDAM Hussein's two evil henchmen awaiting the noose have made a pathetic last-ditch bid to be seen as martyrs.

In an exclusive interview obtained by the News of the World Saddam's half-brother Barzan Ibrahim and his close pal, ex-judge Awad Hamed al-bandar, said they wanted to die like the tyrant they worshipped — after watching his hanging on TV.

The Indy meanwhile has a new take on the Iraq war,it devotes its front page to

Future of Iraq: The spoils of war

Iraq's massive oil reserves, the third-largest in the world, are about to be thrown open for large-scale exploitation by Western oil companies under a controversial law which is expected to come before the Iraqi parliament within days.
The US government has been involved in drawing up the law, a draft of which has been seen by The Independent on Sunday. It would give big oil companies such as BP, Shell and Exxon 30-year contracts to extract Iraqi crude and allow the first large-scale operation of foreign oil interests in the country since the industry was nationalised in 1972.

The same paper reveals

Soldier 3,000: His name is Dustin Donica. His number haunts the US

Dustin Donica's parents did not realise that their son was the 3,000th American soldier to die in Iraq. Neither the officers who had called at their Texas home last Sunday to break the news, nor the reporters who began arriving about an hour later, mentioned the fact. It was only when Dustin's father, David, logged on to the internet that he found out.
"We had no idea why we were getting, within an hour almost, eight or nine people at the door," Mr Donica said later in an email to news agencies. "That was a surprise to us, because none of them mentioned why they were there. Perhaps they were embarrassed. One guy was standing there shaking like a leaf."

The Times has an interiew with the environmental secretary who claims

Organic food is no better,

David Miliband, the environment secretary, says organic produce, which is usually more expensive, is a “lifestyle choice” with no hard evidence that it is healthier.
His comments will be a blow to the organic food industry, which is pressing for government recognition of what it describes as the nutritional and environmental benefits of its produce.

Amongst the red tops there are a variety of headlines,the News of the World in an exclusive claims

THE man accused of murdering five Suffolk prostitutes has poured out his soul in a dramatic letter from behind bars.
Strangler suspect Steve Wright insisted to lover Pam Goodman, pictured below, that he did not kill the girls, whose naked bodies were found dumped around the outskirts of Ipswich.

The Mirror leads on a BB story with the headline

DONNY BEDDED LEO'S MISSUS

Bed-hopping Donny, 25, romped naked with Italian-born Donatella after a party at the Seventies pop star's luxury home while Leo was away.
The astonishing revelation comes after viewers saw the Towers Of London star climb naked into bed with Leo, 58, on the show's opening night.

The Express ,in an exclusive reports

PATIENTS are dying because of savage cuts and huge upheavals in the ambulance service.A Sunday Express investigation reveals today that the deaths of 12 patients are being linked to changes in how 999 crews respond to calls.Now whistleblowers fear that more victims will die unless Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt takes emergency action to sort out the escalating crisis.

The People headlines with

EASTENDER'S SICK SEX PIC SCANDAL

SLEAZY EastEnders star Rob Kazinsky has been branded the new Dirty Den after bombarding a stunning model with vile text messages.
Kazinsky, 23, who plays womaniser Sean Slater, texted Aimi Robinson an obscene photo of his penis after meeting her online.

The Times reports that

Tropical diseases back as Europe warms up

Holidaymakers could be at risk this summer because the disease has already re-emerged in Italy, where Mussolini once drained marshes to try to eradicate it.
Italy was declared malaria free in 1970 but cases of malaria are now being registered every year in the country’s southern regions.

The Telegraph follows up on the dangerous dogs stories from this week with a report claiming

An internet search and £700 will buy a pit bull

The Sunday Telegraph's inquiries show that breeders are oblivious to the outcry that followed Ellie's death, and remain all too keen to do business. On Thursday afternoon, we typed "pit bull" into an internet search engine and discovered websites listing dozens of adverts for illegal dogs. Only hours after we expressed initial interest in voicemail messages, one breeder offering "pure-bred" pit bulls called us back on the mobile number we had left.

The News of the World on the same subject reports

DEVIL dogs like the one which killed little Ellie Lawrenson just a week ago are openly on sale on our streets, the News of the World can reveal.
Our reporters found illegal, dangerous breeds advertised on SCORES of internet websites, with unscrupulous owners happy to cash in on their dogs' evil reputation.
We were able to RESCUE one pit bull-type terrier from a sad fate—and hand him to the RSPCA.

According to the Mirror

PITBULL MAULED ELLIE AUNT 4 DAYS BEFORE

Her worried family decided to get rid of the dog following the attack on Kelsey Simpson, 19, but Ellie's uncle - convicted drug dealer Kiel Simpson, 23 - pleaded to keep his pet, promising to keep it out of the house when children were around. Tragically the animal went berserk in the early hours of New Year's Day and attacked Ellie and her grandmother Jackie Simpson.

Another star in torment is reported in the News of the World,

BRITNEY SPEARS will have crisis talks with her record label next week in a bid to save her Toxic career.
I can exclusively reveal that bosses will tell the single mum-of-two to stop boozing if she wants to continue working with them.

The Mail tells of

Tormented daughter of Burt Bacharach commits suicide

Nikki Bacharach, who had spent years battling the brain disorder Asperger's syndrome, took her own life on Thursday night at her apartment in Thousand Oaks, California.
She died of suffocation using a plastic bag and helium, according to the coroner's office.
Mr Bacharach's spokeswoman Linda Dozoretz said: "She quietly and peacefully committed suicide to escape the ravages to her brain brought on by Asperger's.