The Sunday Mirror reports that

BA'S bosses partied as as Heathrow Terminal Five crashed as the papers continue to report on the T5 crisis.

As chaos broke out at Heathrow Terminal Five, BA bosses were throwing a party to congratulate themselves on a job well done.
A free buffet, doughnuts and soft drinks were laid on at the T5 Celebration Party as BA managers enjoyed music from a string quartet. Staff were also given boxes of chocolates and commemorative T5 pens

says the paper

Thousands face another week of T5 misery at Heathrow says the Observer

British Airways warned last night that the disruption that has plagued Heathrow's Terminal Five could run through this week as it emerged that 15,000 bags have yet to be returned to their owners. This figure is three times higher than BA had originally admitted to. Following three days of cancellations which saw more than 150 flights grounded and thousands of passengers disrupted, the airline, which has exclusive use of T5, said that a further 37 flights would not take off today.

Meanwhile the Sunday Times reports that

THE Queen and her family are facing an “island of noise” from aircraft over Windsor Castle if the government goes ahead with plans for runway expansion at Heathrow.
Internal government documents show that the castle would be close to a noise “hot spot” caused by an intersection of flight paths from the airport.
The sound could be so intense that the 900-year-old castle, where 10 sovereigns including Henry VIII and Charles I are buried, could qualify for a grant for double-glazing and noise insulation.

The paper leads with

Home office in migrants cover up

Hundreds of illegal immigrants – including a suspected murderer and other criminals –are working in care homes in Britain, a leaked Home Office report has disclosed.
In some homes more than half the employees have entered the country illegally and are now being entrusted with caring for old and vulnerable people. The immigration intelligence report found that one illegal worker was a murder suspect from the Philippines and others had been involved in the “abuse and mistreatment” of elderly people.

The Queen makes the front page of the Mail on Sunday

Queen cancels diamond wedding party in wake of economic gloom reports the paper

Guests at the party, which was due to be held at The Ritz this weekend, would have been served champagne from crystal-studded bottles and dined off tablecloths covered with sparkling jewels.
But with her subjects facing rising bills and falling house prices, and the banking system paralysed by the so-called "credit crunch", the Queen has decided that the celebration would be regarded as insensitive.

The Sunday Express wants to ban the hood for good

Britain was mourning the latest innocent victims of violent crime last week after a spate of senseless murders.
In every case, the killer’s sullen face was hidden beneath the disguise of feral society – the hooded top.
Across the country, violence, vandalism, theft and disorder are an everyday menace, created by faceless gangs of youths with little fear of ever being caught

. so the paper

calls for a crackdown on this terrifying trend and demands that police officers get tough and order hoods to be removed in public places.
Just as banks ban people from wearing crash helmets on their premises, we believe high streets and public transport would be safer if hoods were outlawed and exclusion zones imposed.

Ministers attacked over school fields sale is the lead in the Observer

A flagship government initiative to regenerate children's play and exercise areas has been undermined by the revelation that last year the Education Secretary and his predecessor personally agreed the sale of 19 school playing fields.
Despite government promises made over the past decade that playing fields would be carefully protected, at least 187 fields have disappeared. Hundreds of other pieces of school land have also been sold after being classed as too small to be playing fields.

The front page of the Telegraph reveals

Health 'voucher' for NHS patients

Tens of thousands of NHS patients will be given money to pay for their own health care in a controversial "voucher" scheme under new government plans.Patients with a range of illnesses will have direct control of "individual health budgets", allowing them to decide how to spend money at present allocated for them by the NHS

British and US forces drawn into battle for Basra reports the Independent

The US is facing a new crisis in Iraq that may determine the outcome of the presidential election, as American military forces are drawn into supporting the Iraqi government's faltering attempt to crush the main Shia militia.
A US warplane strafed a house in Basra killing eight civilians, including two women and a child, Iraqi police said yesterday. The house was in the city's Hananiyah district, which is a stronghold of the Mehdi Army militia of the Shia cleric Muqtada al-Sadr.

The Observer reports

British troops became involved in the intense fighting in Basra last night as clashes continued between Iraqi government forces and Shia militia.
Military sources admitted that the militia had consolidated a number of 'criminal strongpoints' in the city. The involvement of the British is the first time UK forces have engaged militias since the Iraqi army operation, personally supervised by the Prime Minister, Nouri al-Maliki, began in the city last Tuesday morning.

The news of the World leads with

Marine up for Vc for diving on a grenade

In an astonishing act of self sacrifice he FLUNG himself at the grenade, FLIPPED on his side next to it and lay there with only his backpack for protection as he prepared to SAVE his pals by SMOTHERING the blast with his body.
Matt, 24, recalled: "I thought, ‘I've set this bloody thing off and I'm going to do whatever it takes to protect the others'.

The Telegraph meanwhile reports

Drugs, desertion leave Army short of soldiers

A document leaked to The Sunday Telegraph states that 45 per cent of those caught taking drugs in the Army were serving in the infantry and, of those, 75 per cent had been using cocaine or ecstasy.Finding recruits of the right calibre is becoming increasingly difficult with a "youth culture more open to drugs and less inclined to short-term commitment", the report adds

According to the Independent

Mobile phones 'more dangerous than smoking'

a study by an award-winning cancer expert has concluded. He says people should avoid using them wherever possible and that governments and the mobile phone industry must take "immediate steps" to reduce exposure to their radiation.
The study, by Dr Vini Khurana, is the most devastating indictment yet published of the health risks.

My son was killed by Kremlin agents says mother of missing oligarch reports the Mail

The mother of the Russian-born British media magnate who vanished amid fears of a KGB plot last night tearfully claimed he was murdered as a result of his commitment to exposing levels of corruption in the government of Vladimir Putin.
Jet-setting billionaire financier and film producer Leonid Rozhetskin, 41, disappeared two weeks ago from his £1million holiday home just outside the Latvian capital Riga.

The papers report from the elections in Zimbabwe

Facing intimidation, still they queued all day long says the Independent

They had slept at polling stations. Many others were heading there before first light, and, as the sun set, they stayed to make sure their votes were cast. From dawn to dusk, when the polls closed, this appeared to be a country that was not only voting for change, but yearning for it as well.

Meanwhile the Observer reports

Clinton rejects calls to quit

Hillary Clinton vowed last night to continue her battle for the party's presidential nomination amid increasing pressure from senior Democrats for her to quit the race. Speaking to a cheering crowd at an Indianapolis high school, she said it was important to give everyone a chance to have their voices heard. 'There are some folks saying we ought to stop these elections. I didn't think we believed that in America,' she said

Senior Democrats mull Al Gore's nomination says the Telegraph

Plans for Al Gore to take the Democratic presidential nomination as the saviour of a bitterly divided party are being actively discussed by senior figures and aides to the former vice-president.
The bloody civil war between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama has left many Democrats convinced that neither can deliver a knockout blow to the other and that both have been so damaged that they risk losing November's election to the Republican nominee, John McCain.

Pro-Chinese students to guard torch reports the Observer

Chinese students in the UK are being mobilised to form an unofficial guard for the Olympic torch when it passes through the UK next weekend, raising the fear of clashes with protesting Tibetan activists calling for independence.
The Overseas Chinese Students for the Olympic Association has told supporters it is vital they draw attention away from any anti-Chinese propaganda.

Many of the papers report

Anger over £760,000 payoff for ex-Northern Rock boss

The Mail reports

The controversial chief executive who led Northern Rock to the brink of collapse has received a £760,000 payoff.
Adam Applegarth's bonanza, which will be revealed when the bank publishes its annual accounts tomorrow, comes despite the fact the newly-nationalised bank still owes taxpayers £25billion.

Amongst the Sunday scandal,the News of the World reports

F1 boss Max Mosley has sick Nazi orgy with 5 hookers

The son of infamous British wartime fascist leader Oswald Mosley is filmed romping with five hookers at a depraved NAZI-STYLE orgy in a torture dungeon. Mosley— a friend to F1 big names like Bernie Ecclestone and Lewis Hamilton— barks ORDERS in GERMAN as he lashes girls wearing mock DEATH CAMP uniforms and enjoys being whipped until he BLEEDS

Father of former Tory leader William Hague is cautioned by police for racist jibe reports the Mirror

According to police sources, Nigel Hague, 79 - whose son was party leader from 1997 to 2001 - said he wished black people would "go back to their own countries".
Mr Hague, who made his fortune running a family soft drinks company, accepted the caution after a neighbour complained to police

The People reports

Apprentice star Jennifer Celerier is a ruthless hottempered love cheat, her ex-husband has claimed.
And American Dean McLellan, 38, says the 36-year-old super saleswoman is such a bitch she could win the hit BBC1 show.
Speaking exclusively to The People, the US truck driver said: "Just watch - she'll be the bitch. She won't be able to hide that temper. She's ruthless enough to get to the end of the show."

The Independent tells the story of

Seven women members of a Russian doomsday cult who have been holed up in a cave since November awaiting the end of the world have emerged blinking into the daylight.
More than two dozen members, including four children under the age of two, remain inside the cave in the Penza region, about 400 miles south-east of Moscow. It is not known if they plan to stay there until the predicted apocalypse, in May.

Finally the Telegraph reports on

Madonna's millions from Hard Candy ads

The singer, who is the most successful female recording artist in history, has earned millions with her new album Hard Candy - even though it does not go on sale until next month.She has signed lucrative contracts with major companies including Vodafone, Unilever and Fuji, which will use her music to sell products from hairspray to mobile ­phones.